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As the last days approach, Dan Juster and Keith Intrater present an optimistic view for believers around the world. A restoration of the Body of Christ is beginning to take place as the church asserts her unity, power, gifts and begins to establish the five fold ministry as found in the example of the first century church. What is the key element for the Church in these last days as she asserts her power? Establishing a saved remnant of Israel. How does one help establish a saved remnant, especially a saved Jewish remnant?

En una serie de enseñanzas que siguen el texto bíblico sobre Elías, el pastor Mario Vega descubre al hombre detrás del gran profeta. Con su estilo sencillo pero con la minuciosa observación que lo caracteriza, Vega desvela las claves que convirtieron a Elías en la figura más relevante de la vida política y religiosa de su nación en un momento cuando el culto al Señor estaba a punto de terminar. Comenzando como testigo solitario del Dios viviente el rústico Elías deberá atravesar por las lecciones de la dependencia de Dios, la obediencia, la fe y las dificultades que le ...

The Zondervan Biblical and Theological Lectures series provides a unique audio learning experience. Unlike a traditional audiobook's direct narration of a book's text, Blessed Are the Peacemakers Audio Lectures include high quality live-recordings of college-level lectures that cover the...

"The AI Path to Jesus Christ: Unlocking Early Life, Wisdom, Insights, and Connection to India" is an illuminating journey through the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, enhanced by the power of artificial intelligence. Delve into the depths of Jesus' early life, his wisdom, profound insights, and the intriguing connection to India. Explore the well-known stories of his miracles, parables, and sermons, while uncovering lesser-known aspects of his life and teachings. Discover the profound impact Jesus had on humanity and the enduring relevance of his message. Unveiling historical and ...

In Fixed and Firm: The Earth According to Genesis, Michael explores the profound insights of the Genesis creation account with fresh eyes, challenging modern assumptions and aligning with the ancient scriptural view of a stationary Earth. Journey through the original narrative and uncover the compelling truths hidden in the first chapters of the Bible, where the Earth is not a floating sphere, but a fixed, solid foundation. This thought-provoking work combines deep theological reflection with personal revelation, drawing from Michael’s own spiritual insights and prophetic experiences. ...

Step into the captivating world of one of Christianity’s oldest and most enduring traditions. Assyrian Church of the East: A Beginner’s Guide is your gateway to understanding a faith that has weathered centuries of persecution, shaped global history, and continues to inspire millions around the world. This isn’t just another history book. It’s an invitation to uncover the spiritual treasures and timeless lessons of a Church that connects the apostles to the present day. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a student of theology, or someone seeking deeper spiritual insights, this ...

When ancient texts face modern scrutiny, what truths remain? In Myths, Miracles and Everything In Between, Trevor Bourchier applies a clear-eyed, critical lens to some of the Bible’s most divisive passages—creation in seven days, the global flood, Adam and Eve, and the resurrection of Jesus. Drawing on insights from science, archaeology, history, and critical thinking, he explores what we can reasonably believe, what may have been misunderstood, and what remains a mystery. This is not a book of easy answers or rigid dogma. It’s a thoughtful exploration that respects both faith and ...

What if everything you thought you knew about the early Church was only the surface of a much deeper story—one marked by blood, courage, controversy, and divine encounters? From the fiery descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to the thunderclap of Martin Luther's 95 Theses on the Wittenberg door, Introduction to Church History pulls back the curtain on nearly 1,500 years of rich, raw, and revolutionary Christian history. But this isn’t just a textbook—it’s a journey into the soul of the global Church. For many believers, the past feels like a dusty archive—distant, irrelevant, ...

The Person and Place of Jesus Christ by Peter Taylor Forsyth A towering work of theology from one of the most influential Christian authors of the 20th century, The Person and Place of Jesus Christ by Peter Taylor Forsyth is a penetrating study of the central figure of the Christian faith. Originally delivered as the Congregational Union Lecture of 1909, this timeless volume remains a vital contribution to the conversation on Jesus Christ in Christian doctrine and theology. Forsyth, a brilliant theologian and former Principal of Hackney College, challenges both shallow liberalism and dry ...

First Thessalonians is the first letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to any of the local churches. In the opening chapter of this book, one will see how and when he had gotten to the place where he wrote this letter. It is interesting to see and retrace his travels throughout the region along with the travels of Silas and Timothy. Bible scholars have done an excellent job of examining the scriptures and the movements of key people to put everything into the right context and the right timeframe. That having been said, Paul was in his second Bible-recorded missionary journey. This letter to ...

The book tells the Münster story as a collision of theology, city politics, social instability, and apocalyptic certainty. It frames the “Anabaptist Kingdom of Münster” (1534–1535) as a radical, violent outlier that seized control of the city, declared Münster the “New Jerusalem,” enforced rebaptism and communal discipline, and then collapsed under siege—ending with the public execution of the leading figures and the infamous cages at St. Lambert’s as a permanent civic warning sign. It highlights how Münster was “primed to blow” before the Anabaptist takeover: the city...

The Life and Teachings of Jesus is a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the historical, cultural, and spiritual context of Christianity. Written by a team of expert scholars and theologians, this book offers listeners a nuanced and thought-provoking perspective on the life and teachings of Jesus, from his birth and early life, to his ministry, miracles, and crucifixion, and ultimately to his resurrection and the establishment of the Christian Church.

This book has been written about Joseph, the son of Jacob. He had had two dreams about his family members bowing to him, and those dreams had made them very angry with him. In fact, they hated him so much that they actually tried to get rid of him. They sold him to some merchants going to Egypt. Then, an Egyptian captain bought him out of the local slave market and brought him into his household. Because the Lord was with him, Joseph excelled everywhere he went and in everything that he did. But that did not keep him from getting into a lot of trouble. He ended up in prison when the ...

We hear the stories about Peter and John, and all the heroes of the New Testament, and they're unstoppable Christians - fearless and bold. And sometimes we wrongly assume that they just got that way. That Christ died for their sins, and bam! They're instantly changed! On the contrary, the disciples were actually quite cowardly in their actions after the Resurrection.

Embark on a captivating journey through centuries of theological evolution with "The Holy Shift." This thought-provoking eBook assures to enlighten readers about Christianity's profound origins, how it shaped civilizations, grappled with challenges, and continuously evolves to become the faith we know today. "The Holy Shift" is a treasure trove of knowledge, taking you back to the genesis of Christianity and its transformation through time and eras. The book invites you to explore the expanse of human understanding and the divine, from the contemplations of early theologians to the rise and...

Teaching to Live: Black Religion, Activist-Educators, and Radical Social Change interrogates the stories of African American activist-educators whose faith convictions inspired them to educate in radical and transformative ways. Almeda M. Wright explores the connections between religion, education, and struggles for freedom within twentieth-century African American communities by telling the stories of key African American teachers.

Unlock the secrets of an early Christian movement that stirred hearts and sparked controversy. Montanism: A Beginner’s Guide offers an engaging and comprehensive look into the vibrant world of Montanus and his followers, blending historical insight with captivating storytelling. Explore the origins of Montanism in the second century, a time of spiritual fervor and doctrinal formation. Learn how this movement, driven by ecstatic prophecy and rigorous asceticism, challenged the established norms of the early church. Discover Montanus and His Prophets: Meet the charismatic figures at the ...

Visión de los hebreos, de Ethan Smith, propone una teoría audaz y cautivadora: que los pueblos indígenas de América podrían ser descendientes de las tribus perdidas de Israel. A través de la comparación entre las costumbres, lenguas y tradiciones religiosas de los nativos americanos y las del antiguo Israel, Smith ofrece un análisis profundo y detallado que sugiere una conexión ancestral entre ambos. Esta es la primera edición en español de esta obra, publicada originalmente en 1823, que sigue siendo un análisis intrigante de la búsqueda de respuestas sobre los misterios de las...

This short booklet, “BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD?”, is a tightly focused study built around one stubborn text—1 Corinthians 15:29—and it argues that Paul’s line about people being “baptized for the dead” is best handled as a rhetorical weapon in his resurrection defense, not as a permission slip for post-mortem rites. The foreword sets the tone: the church is repeatedly tempted to take an obscure phrase, detach it from the whole counsel of God, and construct a “machine” out of it—something impressive and even emotionally appealing, but ultimately replacing Christ and truth with...

This bookt is essentially a compact “case file” arguing that the phrase “common grace” is a later theological label that often blurs biblical categories, and that Old School Baptists should reject the label while still affirming God’s real providence in the world. It starts by defining “common grace” the way Reformed writers typically do: God’s non-saving kindness and restraint broadly experienced by humanity (sun/rain, civic order, gifts, restraint of evil), sharply distinguished from saving grace in Christ. Then it notes the Old School Baptist objection: call those ...