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What if everything you've been told about your spiritual identity has been only half the story? For centuries, countless believers have lived with a diminished understanding of who they truly are—seeing themselves as merely forgiven sinners struggling toward heaven, rather than restored image-bearers designed to radiate divine light here and now. In The Broken Mirror, Jonathan Leger unveils a transformative truth that has been hiding in plain sight throughout Scripture: You were created as a mirror, designed to reflect God's very nature. Though sin shattered that reflection, Christ came ...

You are in a war. But you are not unarmed. Every day, believers are under spiritual attack—through fear, confusion, temptation, and distraction. But God has given you powerful armor to stand firm and walk in victory. In The Full Armor of God: Equipping for Spiritual Warfare in the Battles Every Believer Must Face, you’ll discover the life-changing truth behind each piece of spiritual armor described in Ephesians 6—and how to use it to protect your heart, guard your mind, and fight back against the enemy’s lies. This book isn’t just a study—it’s a battle plan for victory. ...

Surveys show that the leading cause of Catholics leaving the Church is not receiving solid, timely answers to questions about their Faith. Heightening this problem is a hostile secular culture that perceives faith as being at odds with science and the modern world. In this incisive book, David Bonagura directly answers one hundred hot-button questions about the supernatural life and Catholicism today. The questions, which were submitted anonymously by young adults in New York City, leave no controversial issue unaddressed.

This third volume in the Patristic Commentary on the Book of Isaiah examines a pivotal moment in the prophetic narrative, where historical drama, spiritual warfare, and divine intervention intersect. Covering chapters 36–39, this section presents the reign of King Hezekiah during the Assyrian siege—an era marked by both miraculous deliverance and tragic human weakness. Through the eyes of the early Church Fathers and the Coptic Orthodox tradition, we encounter God not only as the Righteous Judge but as the Holy Grantor of Victory, who saves His people when they turn to Him in prayer and...

WHEN this fair world rose out of chaos, and man, formed in the image of his Maker, was invested with do mini on “over all the earth,” “The morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy;” even the Lord himself looked down from Heaven upon every tiling that He had made, and “behold it was very good.” Had man continued holy, he would have continued happy; hut an enemy was at hand. Satan, the leader of that rebel host of angels who kept not then first estate, beguiled Eve through his subtlety, and thus human nature became subject to the arch deceiver. From ...

THE current creed of Christendom is a chaos of contradictions. Truths and lies, facts and fancies, intuitions and superstitions, essentials and excrescences are bound in one bundle of tradition which the honest believer finds hard to swallow whole, and which the earnest doubter is equally reluctant in toto to reject. It is high time to attack this chaos, to resolve it into its elements, and to reorganize our faith into a form which shall at the same time command the assent of honest and the devotion of earnest men. This work cannot be done roughly with the broad-axe. The problem is not ...

IN his inmost heart every man seeks good and loves God. But God is great, and man is small; good is complex, while passion is simple and insistent. Hence all men forsake the good, and disobey God. This, in the concept form of philosophy, is the truth contained in the historical-pictorial representation that Adam was created holy, and subsequently fell. External quest of goods less than the best is easily forgivable: internal habits of hugging self and pushing God and the good away, though harder to eradicate, are still forgivable. Only the confirmed perversity that hates and despises ...

A series of discourses concerning Man. I shall have to make this first one more or less abstract and theoretical, dealing with first principles, with what on the one hand may strike you as commonplace and unimportant; on the other hand, with those things that may seem to you so theoretical and far away as to be, if not difficult of comprehension, still hardly able to thrill you with any feeling of interest. And yet work like this always has to be done. Before a train of cars, lighted, decorated, fragrant with flowers, full of a happy company, with laughter and song, can rush in its speed ...

THE subject of Apologetics is one with which the majority of Christians concern themselves only under protest. They are not interested in it; it seems to them unattractive and lacking in inspiration. The very word, Apology, suggests an atmosphere of strife, argument and counterargument ceaselessly battling around a theme suited rather to serene contemplation than to the turmoil of polemics. Hence it comes that the subject is relegated, as a rule, to the theological class-room; it is regarded as one of those technical preparations for professional work, which has little to do with the more ...

CAST into the metal of the bell of my old school, The Phillips Exeter Academy, are these words: — “Huc venite pueri ut viri sitis” “Come here, boys, to become men.” Kant defined education as “the process by which man becomes man.” We are not born men; nor do we come to manhood automatically on reaching one and twenty. To become human we have to take up and fulfill our human relationships. Of these I have selected the dozen most important. Merely to describe them, however, would do little good. Instead, on each of these relations, or humanities, I shall ask three rather ...

This second volume in the Patristic Commentary on the Book of Isaiah continues the journey begun in Volume 1, delving deeply into the prophet’s earliest messages—warnings of judgment, calls to repentance, and glimpses of redemption. Drawing from the wisdom of the early Church Fathers and the Coptic Orthodox tradition, this work reveals the richness of Isaiah's voice as both fierce reformer and tender intercessor. Covering chapters 1–35, this volume illuminates: God’s righteous judgment against hypocrisy, injustice, and idolatry The spiritual decay of Judah and the prophetic call to ...

Putting Jesus in His Place is designed to introduce Christians to the wealth of biblical teaching on the deity of Christ. Using evidence from the New Testament, this book helps listeners appreciate the significance of Christ's deity in a personal relationship with Him, and gives them the confidence to share the truth about Jesus with others.

In The God You Need to Know, bestselling author and podcaster Margaret Feinberg reveals a fresh perspective on the Holy Spirit by drawing from rich, often overlooked Old Testament passages. Through personal storytelling and biblical narratives, you will see the Spirit's work in unexpected places and learn to encounter the Spirit in tangible ways.

Like Paul’s other early churches, Thessalonica experienced great societal pressure to conform to the surrounding culture. But amid persecution, the Thessalonians remained faithful to their call to holiness as they patiently awaited Jesus’s return. These epistles provide a positive and practical example of what Christians should believe and how they should behave today.

Propaganda Techniques are a powerful method to attack the Christian faith, but most Christians are totally ignorant about it. Using this method, even a biblically ignorant person can easily attack the Christian faith in a powerful manner. This is similar to the "throws" in judo where a weak and skinny person can easily throw a very strong and heavy opponent. The secret is in the "techniques" that he has taken time to master. "Techniques" of attack can be repelled only if you know how to do it. Propaganda techniques against the Christian faith can be repelled only if you know how they work ...

Christian Apologetics is a fascinating field. It is easy to hear an apologetic lecture, but needs a lot of tools if one has to get down into doing it oneself. This book introduces the tools and the preparation needed for success in Christian Apologetics. More than 50,000 distributed already!

What if everything you’ve been told about hell… is wrong? Not according to tradition. Not according to theology books. According to the Bible itself. The updated 2025 edition of Gehenna Revisited is here—and it’s not pulling punches. This isn’t speculation. This isn't eisegesis. It’s a verse-by-verse, word-by-word examination of every passage tied to the modern doctrine of hell. You’ve heard that the soul is immortal. That punishment is eternal. That God created a fiery place of torment for most of humanity. But what if that’s not what the Bible says? “Gehenna Revisited" ...

The writer of the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament said that "there is no new thing under the sun" (Eccl. 1:9) and students of church history never cease to be amazed that the same theories and philosophies arise from time to time in the Church of Jesus Christ. The ONENESS doctrines, which, we are told, have come as a result of a present-day "revelation", are, in reality, a revival of old errors, which were propagated and developed during the early centuries of the Christian era. These old discredited theories were rejected then because they were weighed and found wanting - and, ...

Recomendaciones «En La búsqueda de gloria el autor Jeffrey Johnson concluye que todos buscamos algo; y tiene razón. Todos los que han vivido han estado en un viaje para encontrar algo de sentido y valor en la vida. ¿Qué buscas: felicidad, libertad, compañerismo, la verdad? Como leerás en este libro, la clave de esta búsqueda es mucho más que «qué» estás buscando. En realidad, el «Quién» de tu búsqueda es lo más importante. Si estás buscando honestamente el sentido y valor de la vida tal y como debe ser vivida, lee este volumen de principio a fin. Te llevará a encontrar ...

26 discussion Bible studies for use in small groups or by individuals, covering all of psalms 120 to 145. Studies are based on the New International Version with occasional reference to the original language, but will work just as well with other Bible translations. These later psalms in Book V of the Psalter are rarely studied, but contain a wealth of wisdom, theology and worship. Each study should take less than an hour unless the group is large. Studies include appropriate songs to sing, questions for the group to discuss, and sufficient background information and illustrations to allow ...