Novedades

This is a transformative resource that challenges worldly mindsets prevailing in leadership & entrepreneurship by juxtaposing them with timeless truths. In a world where success is often measured by material gain and societal accolades, this book offers a refreshing perspective rooted in faith and wisdom. By debunking common myths surrounding business building, The Joy-Full Entrepreneur Anthology helps the visionaries, dreamers, builders and pioneers to armor up against the lies that hold them back from execution and excellence. With vulnerability and rich personal-analysis, CEO’s, execs,...

What happens when you move beyond surface faith to truly encounter Jesus? For the woman who feels unseen, stuck, or desperate for more, Before She Knew Jesus is a powerful invitation to uncover the depths of who you are created to be. Through unfiltered stories of struggle and triumph, women share their journeys from lukewarm faith to being set ablaze for Christ, trading shallow religion for true intimacy with the Savior. Before She Knew Jesus addresses the chasm where so many believers get stuck. Whether you’re new to your faith or seeking a fresh encounter with Jesus, Before She Knew ...

Father Johnny Bingo gives a lively talk about the Seal of Marriage and the Seal of Confession

Saint Demiana A book written by the great Saint of the Coptic Orthodox Church: Father Bishoï Kamel 1931-1979.

Over many years, a hundred writers sat at their desks with the same aim - to write about 300 words that would grab the reader’s attention before telling them the Bible’s wonderful good news of salvation from the penalty of sin and the certainty of new life with God. What they produced were published as ‘tracts’ (leaflets) and printed along with many others in their tens of thousands to be distributed on the street or posted through letter boxes. These 100 tracts have been collated here in this book for two main reasons. Firstly, to keep on ‘sowing the seed’ - our prayer is that ...

Since the days of the early church, Christians have wrestled with the relationship between law and gospel. If, as the apostle Paul says, salvation is by grace and the law cannot save, what relevance does the law have for Christians today? By revisiting the Marrow Controversy—a famous but largely forgotten eighteenth-century debate related to the proper relationship between God's grace and our works—Sinclair B. Ferguson sheds light on this central issue and why it still matters today.

An adequate preaching and teaching ministry is essential to the growth and spiritual development of a congregation. Any lack or ministerial deficiency in this area will impoverish congregations and stifle the spiritual growth of individual members of the church. Therefore learning the art of sermon preparation and delivery becomes a crucial part of the life of every minister of God. There are however, two distinct aspects involved in preaching: Firstly, the divine and secondly, the human. Homiletics is the study of the human aspect. Homiletics involves the study of everything related to the...

It is, perhaps, surprising, to find almost a total absence of the word “Christian” in the New Testament; there are only three references. However, the word is much used today both in the church and in secular society. One dictionary defines “Christian” as “a decent, respectable person” (Chambers Concise). However, we need to remind ourselves that the first six letters of the word spell Christ”, and that without Him and His sacrifice for our sins, the word is meaningless. In this publication the author looks at the origin and meaning of the word “Christian” and the apparent...

Even in the desert, God is present. Even in uncertainty, the Spirit leads. In Honoring Our Past, Embracing Our Future, Rev. Harvey Hill offers a moving and insightful collection of sermons commemorating the 100th anniversary of Saint David’s Episcopal Church in Feeding Hills, Massachusetts. Spanning over a decade of ministry, this volume captures pivotal moments in the life of the church—from the fresh hope of Hill’s early sermons in 2011, through the profound challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, to the joyful reflections of the centennial year in 2025. With warmth, clarity, and ...