From the Publisher: In this systematic study, author Timothy L. Price examines two of the most explosive subjects in conversation: religion and politics. Addressed mainly to religious conservatives, this book asks as many questions to the ¿Religious-Right¿ about their approach. This work exposes hypocrisy and ignorance that are part and parcel with accepting the religious conservative bandwagon as a legitimate way of expressing Christ to a non-believing society. The author is detailed in exposing the fallacy of using politics to do the church¿s work. This book is about redirecting the energy of the ¿Religious-Right,¿ from being aggressive and self-righteous, to becoming more like Christ. If culture change is what the religious conservatives want, why are they so afraid to change themselves? Why do they assume that culture change should be in their direction? And why are they vehemently opposed any person of faith that would credibly question their sense rightness? Get this book and discover why.

The Diluted Church: Calling Believers To Live Out Of Their True Heritage

History

Jon Zens

Timothy L. Price

World

Ekklesia Press

SHOUTING AT GOD TAKES YOU ON A JOURNEY OF A FAMILY'S RECOGNITION, RESPONSE, AND REALIZATION OF A LOVED ONE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER. Shouting at God is designed for a simple purpose-to bring the reader hope in a time of despair, and comfort when there is no comfort to be found. Through the pain, honesty, and transparency written here, Shouting at God is literary therapy for persons who have questions or pain. Readers will be challenged with real-life examinations of issues like faith, suffering, and honesty with God.

Shouting at God

Rose, Steve

Religion & Spirituality

Is your gospel too small? Is it primarily concerned with getting people to heaven? Ironically, God intends to make his home here on earth¿in the community of believers. Life as a follower of Jesus was never meant to be lived alone. Hearing God speak and following his voice are jobs for a "we" rather than a "me." When the Apostle Paul announces that "Christ in you [is] the hope of glory," that "you" is plural. In other words, Christ in Y'ALL is the hope of glory. In Christ In Y¿all, Neil Carter seeks to explain how spiritual formation is a collective endeavor. After spending nearly a decade meeting in homes with Christians, Carter observes key elements to having a thriving Christian community, and gives practical insights into surviving the pitfalls of home-based fellowships.

Christ in Y'all

Carter, Neil

In this endearing book is a letter from father to son. Retired, Filipino pastor Bong Manayon shares his thoughts on the meaning and application of the Sermon on the Mount to his son and succeeds in sharing insights and understanding that will encourage and challenge every reader. Manayon shows how his mother tongue enrichs the meaning of this, formidable teaching of Christ, even for westerners. Few works are as accessible, practical and deep concerning this portion of scripture. If you want a fresh look at the Sermon on the Mount this book will not disappoint

The Spirituality of Discontentment: Reflections on the Sermon on the Mount

Christian Books & Bibles

Manayon, Bong

Christian Living

***ONE OF THE BIGGEST PUBLISHING STORIES IN 400 Years***If you loved Pilgrim’s Progress, now you need to read what inspired it. Labyrinth of the World was written 55 years before Pilgrim’s Progress, yet it remains virtually unknown to English readers. In this newly adapted tale, Pilgrim meets many people with character traits for names. He experiences despair, vanity, and violence. Pilgrim desires to live a good life. He must choose a life’s involvement. He goes on a world tour guided by Mr. Ubiquitous and Mr. Delusion, whose sole effort is to get Pilgrim to see the world as they want him to see it. Pilgrim is baffled by the destruction and evil they describe as being good. His guides get frustrated with his seeming obstinance in not choosing something they show him. Finally, Pilgrim is abandoned by these guides. He becomes despondent. However, he meets Jesus Christ, and his life is transformed. This book illustrates how a person can live in a world that is falling apart and rise above the existence of their times. This volume has a significant section about the author –John Amos Comenius– that will encourage us in our own day. Comenius lived in an era when his world was coming apart, yet he was able to offer it something it could not give itself. Comenius became the father of modern education. He was a philosopher, theologian, pastor, father, and mentor. His biography, as well as his allegory, are remarkable. On the cusp of the 400th anniversary of this tale, it has been made much easier to read. It is not just a book. It’s a piece of art: With 16 newly commissioned illustrations and With 24 Endorsements. With a 32 page historical and biographical feature about the author: John Amos Comenius. Full-Color throughout and Also available in eBook and Audiobook.

The Labyrinth of the World and The Paradise of the Heart

Jan Amos Komenský

This is the original pilgrim allegory where a pilgrim tours through the world to find meaning, purposefulness and substantive living. Yet, even with the help of his guides, Mr. Ubiquitous and Mr. Delusion, he can only find vanity and violence in every involvement. Frustrated with Pilgrim's lack of decisiveness, his guide abandon him. At this lonely spot Pilgrim meets Christ and his life is transformed... God sends Pilgrim back to the world he just traversed to be light, truth and contrast to all who he might encounter.

Lützow, Francis

Comenius, John Amos

Literature & Fiction

The vast majority of Western Christians assume that church as we know it is somehow patterned after New Testament norms, with our services, our pastors and priests and our Sunday morning sermons. "Rediscovering The New Testament Church" gently challenges that assumption, meticulously uncovering the New Testament description of what God calls church. Have we perfected what God set in motion or did we "fix" what was never broken in the first place?

Rediscovering the New Testament Church

Jacomb-Hood, Anthony

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The Diluted Church: Calling Believers To Live Out Of Their True Heritage

Shouting at God

Christ in Y'all

The Spirituality of Discontentment: Reflections on the Sermon on the Mount

The Labyrinth of the World and The Paradise of the Heart

The Labyrinth of the World and The Paradise of the Heart

Rediscovering the New Testament Church