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Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Christian life & practice > Christian religious instruction
For years, author Dewey Olmstead has been writing essays based
on his sometimes unusual insights into the true gospel of Jesus
Christ. Whether he wrote for friends, families he visited, or even
strangers, Olmstead wanted nothing more than to share the truth of
the Scriptures and for people to grow closer to God.
"Line upon Line" presents a collection of Olmstead's essays
offering encouragement and inspiration to those struggling with
daily life. Written in an easy-to-read for-mat, these nuggets of
wisdom convey the awesome power of the Gospel and fill believers
with hope and strength.
His thoughtful commentary punctuates each subject and seeks to
answer some of our most common questions about God and His Kingdom,
which we are a part of. Olmstead discusses the beauty and majesty
of God's creation, how Earthly laws relate to God's eternal laws,
the importance of reading the Scriptures, the beauty of our
heavenly inheritance, and much more.
Learn amazing truths that will carry you through this troubled
world, past the gatekeeper, and into exaltation with "Line upon
Line."
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NIV Study Bible, Fully Revised Edition, Personal Size, Leathersoft, Brown/Blue, Red Letter, Comfort Print
(Leather / fine binding)
Kenneth L. Barker, Mark L. Strauss, Jeannine K. Brown, Craig L. Blomberg, Michael Williams
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The Bible, American Standard Version, Verseless Second Edition is a
bible without verse numbers from Genesis to Revelation in a single
volume, single column format. It is only the text with chapter
numbers. It does not have a preface, foreword, index, concordance,
study notes, or maps. Certain distinguishable features of this new
edition include the durable cloth hardcover, the flowing
arrangement of the text, and the highly readable font. A marked
improvement in quality and appearance.
This book challenges its audience to become so equipped with God's
Word as to be able to neutralize unbiblical dogmas that today's
children are learning and explores the existence and nature of God,
creation, sin, Old Testament heroes, the life of Christ, salvation,
and the Christian's eventual grand becoming, like our glorious
Lord. Joyce May Neverson is an evangelical Christian of Afro-West
Indian descent who has devoted most of her life (from 1960 to the
present) to Christian education via Sunday school, Vacation Bible
School, and AWANA children and youth ministries. Apart from her
being a life-long student of the Bible, over the years Ms. Neverson
has taken several teacher training courses offered by Child
Evangelism Fellowship and other such training entities offering
programs geared to honing the skills needed for the effective
communication of God's word to children and youth. She studied
nonfiction with Longridge Writing Group between 1998 and 2001 (she
also holds a Poet Laureate certificate, received in September 2003
from The International Library of Poetry). From 1983 to the
present, Ms. Neverson has served as editor for Now - God's Time - a
quarterly periodical published under the auspices of The Good
Tidings Gospel Chapel here in Brooklyn, New York, where she, along
with her husband Daril and family, have fellowshipped since 1972.
She is the mother of three married children - Lois, a nurse
coordinator, Stephen, a music school teacher, and Warren, a
seminary student - who, along with their spouses are all committed
Christians Ms. Neverson's education, training, and 36 years'
experience as a registered nurse (now retired) allow her to bring
unique perspectives to bear on some of the topics she discusses in
her book, The Grand Becoming, topics such as: evolution and
intelligent design.
If there is ever a chance to understand fasting once and for all
and incorporated it into your spiritual life, Fasting Outside the
Box will exceed your expectations and revolutionize your walk with
God. The differentiation of fasting "inside" or "outside" the box
is very thought-provoking as it reveals the contrast between one's
motives and the condition of the heart. Fasting was commonplace
with the early leaders of the Church and it is still one of the
most impactful disciplines that draws us into a closer intimacy
with God. Pastor Bankas maintains that fasting not only ignites the
"fire" of our devotion and commitment to God but also intensifies
and strengthens our prayer life. With great insight, he shows you
how to... Hang out with God Purify your heart Come near to God
Receive the secret pearls of fasting Know why you should fast "John
Bankas leaves footprints wherever he goes. I see Fasting Outside
the Box as a written expression and extension of this pastor's love
for everyone he meets. Here is a book that will definitely leave
indelible footprints on your heart." - Bruce D. Johnson,
Superintendent of Redwood Christian Schools, Castro Valley,
California. "Fasting Outside the Box is born out of a consistent
life of prayer and fasting led by Pastor John. He is not theorizing
about fasting or writing about a vicarious experience he has had
with it. This book describes a firsthand experience." - Dada A.
Daodu, Special Education Teacher; Technical Assistant, Kogi State,
Nigeria. "Fasting Outside the Box takes the fear and mystery out of
fasting and gives a clear, step-by-step understanding of how
fasting can benefit you, especially in developing an intimacy with
God." - Joy J. Zandona, final-year MAT student at Fuller
Theological Seminary, California.
Abuse in the church is real. The place where one expects to find
love, inspiration, and healing can become the very place where harm
and destruction occur. Sadly, pastors and church leaders can bring
abuse to their people through the use of a rigid and harsh approach
to leadership. Other leaders are indifferent about what happens at
church. When legalism and self-righteousness dominate or
permissiveness is pervasive, the church that God intended is
destroyed.
In "Understanding Abusive Church Leadership: What It Looks Like
and How It Debilitates the Life and Spirit of Church Members,"
author Judy R. De Wit presents a challenge to you to identify what
kind of leadership your church uses. Once you determine its
approach, you can determine what changes your church should make to
enhance a healthier church environment-one that leads to a better
church for everyone.
Christ's mandate for His Church is for it to be a place of
healing, restoration, and recovery. Everyone should feel safe to be
a member. "Understanding Abusive Church Leadership" seeks to equip
you to help your church to serve God as He intended.
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How Shall We Then Care?
(Hardcover)
Paul Shotsberger, Cathy Freytag; Foreword by David I. Smith
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