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The Bible contains numerous accounts of individuals who erred in their relationships with the Lord. Yet, this did not inhibit them from doing good things for Him. In the first book of the Restoration and Recovery Series, we provide information and inspiration for those who may feel that they cannot recover in their walks with the Lord even after repeated mistakes and failures. Be encouraged to know that there is hope. Book 1 of 4.

The Kingdom of God has ordinances that govern it. There is a way in which those therein should behave themselves. In this publication, we will discuss Kingdom Character. We will examine the appropriate character of the Christian. The Kingdom demands character. The believer must possess the mind and character of Christ.

In this book, we will explore the life of Samson, the Nazarite. Samson was known as God’s strong man. He possessed great physical strength through the Spirit of the Lord. He judged Israel for twenty years. However, his life and ministry ended early due to personal character flaws. Believers can learn from his mistakes and emulate his successes (he was listed as a hero of faith in Hebrews 11). It is our hope that Samson’s story will challenge believers to pursue righteousness in their service to the Lord.

In this commentary, we will examine Exodus 20. This chapter gives the initial giving of the Ten Commandments. God gave them as a foundation for Israel’s national identity and worship. Their implementation also marked a dividing line in humankind’s history. Though there is controversy and varying commentaries on the Ten Commandments, their eternal truth yet resounds. The Christian, today, should not only memorize these commandments, but also understand their application in the Christian life.

The Bible is full of prayers. From his earliest existence, man used prayer as a primary mode of communication with God. Prayers were made for different reasons. Prayer is an essential component to the believer’s walk with the Lord. Through prayer Christians communicate with God and receive strength. Therefore, a consistent prayer life is important. In this book, we will examine Asa's prayer for God's presence and strength. Asa's example in prayer should give us insight into the Art of Prayer. His example should encourage us to call upon the name of the Lord in times of opposition and ...

Under the Old Covenant, the priesthood belonged to Aaron and his sons. Since believers, by faith, are part of Christ's family line, they receive the ministry of the priesthood also. Under the Levitical system, there was one high priest among the priests. Christ was called a High Priest and not the only priest; thus, there has to be other priests that serve with Him. These other priests are those who have believed on Him. The believer receives kingship and priesthood through Jesus. To have a people of a royal priesthood has always been a part of God's plan for His people. It was His desire ...

The focus of this book is to bring clarity and understanding to the role of the apostle in the Church. Sound biblical answers to questions concerning the function of the apostle are answered. This information will help individuals to recognize the operations of this anointing in their lives and in the lives of others. It is our hope that believers will develop a greater respect and acceptance of the apostolic office and gift.

Discipline means training that teaches one to obey rules and control his behavior. Is this not what God does with us as believers? He allows circumstances and situations to happen in our lives to teach and train us. In this publication, we will look closely at the place of God’s discipline in the Christian Life.

In this commentary, we will examine the shortest book of the Old Testament; the prophecy of Obadiah. It serves as a warning to the nations of God's righteous judgment coming upon the earth. The Christian is reminded of God's faithfulness which will extend to His rule for all eternity.

In this publication, we will discuss the coming Kingdom of heaven. We are now part of the Kingdom of God, but there is yet a greater manifestation of the Kingdom in store for us. We have must examine how to live in the Kingdom of God at present, but we must live in hope of the coming of the Kingdom of God in all its majesty.

Faith, hope, and love are foundational to the Christian experience. These will abide forever. Yet, there is one more element crucial to the Christian's walk: patience. Because trials, tests, and troubles are common to life and the Christian experience, patience is needed to maintain stability and joy. In this publication, we will discuss "the patience factor." We will discover truths about patience and its importance in the Christian life.

In this commentary, we will examine one of the most important offerings of the Old Testament. God instituted Israel's system of worship through Moses' leadership. After establishing the priesthood, instructions were given concerning the sacrifices that were acceptable to God. Among the offerings of the Lord, the whole burnt offering (introduced in Leviticus, chapter 1) was unique. This offering helps the believer to understand Paul's exhortation to present the body a living sacrifice unto God.

People want to be successful. Regardless of the venue or medium, success brings meaning and definition to one’s life. The same holds true for the Christian ministry and service. The desire of the Christian should be to become fruitful disciples and servants of Jesus Christ. An attainable goal it is, but it takes work. It does not come without obstacles and oppositions. Therefore, the Christian needs to learn The Fine Arts of Christian Service.There is an art to Christian Service which is attainable through the principles set forth in the Bible. In the pages of this book, we will discuss ...

God has a standard of living that we, as believers, must live by. However, we must remember that our good works and acts must be a product of Christ’s character being formed in us. This is done as the Christian endeavors live a Spirit-filled life. In this publication, we will examine the proper approach to walking in the Spirit and having conduct reflective of a vibrant faith in Christ.

In this publication, we will discuss the mandate of the expeditor and the master/mistress of ceremony in C.O.G.I.C. religious services. Protocols and procedures are given for the execution of this duty. In addition, spiritual guidelines and practical application are provided. The information will provide clarity and instruction for those fulfilling the ministry in the church.

In this third book of the logos apologetics series, we will examine the early advancements of apologetics. A brief overview and analysis will be given of the councils and emerging doctrines contrary to Christian orthodoxy. It is our prayer that this information will strengthen the modern apologist.

The focus of this book is to bring clarity and understanding to the pastoral office and the pastoral anointing. This information will help individuals to recognize the operations of this anointing in their lives and in the lives of others. It is our hope that believers will develop a greater respect and appreciation for the pastoral office and gift. For a full examination, please see my book, “I Will Give You Pastors: Examining the Pastoral Office in the New Testament Church."

In this issue, we will discuss the need for ministry among pastors and leaders. Jesus was referred to as the Wounded Healer. In spite of rejection and sorrow, He ministered to the needs of others. Today, we find leaders throughout the Body of Christ who are wounded healers. They minister to others without receiving ministry themselves. This has caused many leaders to suffer burn-outs, sicknesses, and even early deaths. In this issue, we want to briefly examine the influences surrounding this problem in leadership.

In this fourth book of the logos apologetics series, we will examine the practical demonstrations of apologetics in 21st Century Christian church. We will examine the functions which characterize the apologetic ministry and discipline. In addition, we will address, in brief, modern day doctrines which oppose traditional Christian orthodoxy.

Time would fail to try to explain all of the dynamics that are associated with God’s preparation process for ministry and service. There is a definite art to how He does it. The only person that can hinder us is ourselves. We just have to learn to navigate through the difficult times of preparation for ministry and service. Paul summed up his toils of ministry when he declared, It is evident that Paul embraced problematic people and situations as a part of ministry. If we will have and maintain effective ministry and service, we must adopt this mindset. Why? God, in His wisdom, uses ...