The Promises of God: A Bible Survey traces God's promises from the beginning of Genesis to their ultimate fulfillment in Revelation. Each book of the Bible is charted and explained, as the survey provides an overview of God's sovereign plan as revealed so carefully in the Bible.

The Promises of God: A Bible Survey

Cone, Christopher

Exegetica Publishing

The Christian life is intended to be a relationship with God. Too often we emphasize what He has done for us, but fail to appreciate who He actually is. Gifted focuses the readers’ attention not just on the gifts God provides, but on who He is and why He has provided the gifts in the first place. To unwrap spiritual gifts we need to understand who the Holy Spirit is and how He works in our lives. Gifted helps readers to take a look at God’s gifts and how we should use them, from the perspective of the Giver.

Gifted: Understanding the Holy Spirit and Unwrapping Spiritual Gifts

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

The Sofa Rule proposes Biblical resolutions to seeming paradoxes addressed by Calvinism, Arminianism, and the problem of evil. The Sofa Rule looks at the Biblical data, compares that with popular philosophical and theological views, and then considers why these things matter in every day life. While much of The Sofa Rule is presented in an accessible popular format, The Sofa Rule is designed as a college, seminary, and Bible study textbook, and is intended to help readers grow in their understanding of God, His plan of salvation, and how He expects people the reader to respond to Him.

The Sofa Rule: A Biblical Approach to God's Sovereignty and Human Responsibility

Politics & Social Sciences

Cone, Dr. Christopher

Philosophy

Prepare to have your joy renewed through Paul's intense reminder to the churches of Galatia of the true gospel - to have your heart overflowing with love and thankfulness to God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ for the richness of our spiritual blessings including His eternal redemptive grace.This study of Galatians, through the eyes of Martin Luther, challenges our motives. Are we living and growing in knowledge and grace through Christ, or are we attempting to somehow earn our way into salvation? And what burdens are we placing upon others as a result of us and/or them living a false gospel? 	In this edition, some archaic terminology from the original translation is updated where such updates aid in comprehension, however, in all possible instances, for reading pleasure, the old English spellings and uncommon words are left unchanged. For clarity, footnotes providing definitions and further explanations are added.

Luther on Galatians: Edited and Annotated by Catherine Cone (The Exegetica Classics Series)

Luther. Martin

Discipleship can be difficult to articulate, but Biblical Discipleship makes it easy to understand. What is discipleship? When does it start? Does it ever end? What is the point of all of this? Goepfrich thoughtfully addresses these questions, and does so in a straightforward and approachable way. Biblical Discipleship will get you started on a process - the path - an easy to grasp set of Biblical steps leading to maturity. Biblical Discipleship is a tool for your own growth and to help you guide others.

Biblical Discipleship: The Path For Helping People Follow Jesus

Goepfrich, Daniel

Jesus took his disciples on a journey-one that transformed them from common men of Galilee into fearless witnesses of the Gospel. They were not significant or influential leaders when he first met them. They were rugged Jewish men from a variety of backgrounds. It was their time with Jesus that made all the difference. Their journey with Jesus began in the Judean desert, along the narrow banks of the Jordan River. If we want to learn how Jesus trained his disciples, we must begin there, at the point of origin.

Follow The Master: How Jesus Made Disciples

Barreca, Paul

Receiving a diagnosis of a terminal illness causes many people to go into a tailspin of despair and depression. This is rarely considered a gift, but that is exactly what Baker conveys using his own experience and the truths of the Bible. With gentleness and candor, he explores the universal questions of why me, why now, and why this. Baker explains that it s a gift for two very important reasons: first, it leaves you no choice but to face the inevitable; and second, you ve been given time to get ready. Now, obviously, all people, regardless of their health, have time to get ready. Everyone knows death is coming, and everyone should prepare for it. And that is exactly how this book helps. The answer to why people fear death is obvious. All people know that 1) God exists, 2) that there is life after death, 3) that what one does in this life has a direct bearing on one s life after death, and 4) that between themselves and God something is wrong. This is why people fear death! Knowing why we are afraid to die does not help us overcome our fear of death.Exploring the reason for this fear is the antidote provided. Baker shines light on what death means for the believer. It is a key in a door. It is a change in location. It is an answer to prayer. It is the delivery of the gift. These are evidenced by the psalmist who says, Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me (Psalms 23:4). Questions may arise about assisted suicide and Baker provides the destinction between termination of life and termination of treatment from a Biblical perspective. One aspect of terminal illness that often goes unrecognized is the constant loss it entails. Nearly everyone recognizes the big loss at the end of the struggle but it is those other losses, the little ones that come before, that often go unnoticed. But they are not really little and need to be addressed. God gives examples that are highlighted in this book. Baker says, "My prayer for you, Beloved, is that your life will be so totally transformed by the truths presented in this book that people will look at you the same way they look at me: As someone who possesses something different. As someone who has a peace that surpasses all comprehension." Finally, a practical resource for someone facing the end of life. In contrast to more stuff, hope and help for the person who is dying as well as loved ones and care givers is the best gift that can be given.

For Thou Art With Me: Biblical Help For the Terminally Ill and Those Who Love Them

Self-Help

Baker, Bruce

Death & Grief

Following in his parents' footsteps, Mike Dawson continues missionary work in the jungles of Venezuela despite the hardships presented under a socialistic dictator.
Dawson's love for the Yanomamö people is clearly seen through the many stories in this sequel to Growing Up Yanomamö. Whether hunting and fishing together or sending out evangelistic teams of indigenous believers to remote parts of the rainforest, Dawson descriptions will provide a front-row seat to this work without the mosquitos or fear of malaria. The medical aspect of the work has been crippled by the lack of air support which was taken away by the government. Indeed, Dawson's first wife and daughter died from malaria as has too many of the Yanomamö people when being able to get to medical support might have saved them.
Ex-witchdoctors and other tribal members also share stories in their own words. Readers will be surprised to find a dark connection between shamen's demons and Pokémon, and should take heed. Haunted houses, also addressed by an ex-witchdoctor, will be a cause for concern after reading his insight. Readers will gain knowledge of what it must be liked to be indwelt with demons controlling one's life. But the good news is that there have been more conversions to the gospel of Jesus Christ in the last ten years than in the previous fifty years. This is a message of hope, with a future. The demons offer me neither hope nor a future. - witchdoctor 
Insects and wild animals are part of the daily life of a missionary in the jungle, as is travelling by river in all sorts of weather. Dawson shares how God provides safety, food, and even fuel which is scarce in this oil rich county. God has a plan for this country, this ministry, and our precious Yanomamö and the many other tribes in Amazonas State that have been abandoned, says Dawson. 
Filled with drama and humor, Growing Up Yanomamö Today is inspiring and a book not to be missed.

Growing Up Yanomamo Today: By Faith Not By Sight

History

Dawson, Michael

World

So often we are told that we must do big things for God. As a result the routine and mundane tasks of life seem devalued, if not totally insignificant. The Majesty in the Menial helps us to have confidence that everything we do - no matter how insignificant - is meaningful to God, and therefore should also be meaningful to us.

The Majesty in the Menial: The Doctrine of Good Works

Smith, Luther

Is the church-age believer obligated to obey the Old Testament Law? Should we observe Sunday as the Christian Sabbath? What about tithing? In this short book, Halsey tackles these questions and more. Laying Down the Law treats the believer's relationship to the Law with thoroughness, using an abundance of illustrations to make what could have been a dry treatise into an interesting read. His conclusions are spot on. This book should be helpful for the serious believer seeking to lead a more godly life.

Laying Down the Law: Embracing Grace

Halsey, Michael D.

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