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Supernatural experiences can be powerfully moving, but they also can be diverse and complex. God desires to anoint all His people with His supernatural power so that we can encounter Him in deep and personal ways. To rightly walk in this power, we must understand both the opportunity and the responsibility that come with this invitation.

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.

You’re not stuck—you’re in training. What if the delay in your promotion isn’t punishment, but preparation? Many feel forgotten by God when, in fact, they’re being forged in His divine gymnasium for a destiny they can’t yet carry. Your next level isn’t just about talent—it’s about spiritual fitness. And God doesn’t promote the unprepared. Every divine promotion comes with spiritual weight. Before you can wear the crown, you must survive the crushing. The hidden battles, the quiet tests, the painful pruning—these are not signs of rejection but signs of refinement. If ...

From the classroom to mainstream media, Christians regularly find their fundamental beliefs discounted by opponents who consider faith to be incompatible with reason. Faith is viewed as subjective, emotional, and a crutch for those who find the real world too hard. The late R. C. Sproul, however, claims faith reveals just how rational Christianity truly is. This audiobook surveys the history and fundamentals of apologetics to demonstrate how reason and scientific inquiry actually support Christianity's claims—thus equipping believers to defend the existence of God and the Bible's authority.

Plato. Aquinas. Descartes. Kant. Freud. These great thinkers are still impacting the culture today—from public-policy decisions to world events, theology, the arts, education, and even everyday conversations. In this classic book, the late R. C. Sproul expertly surveys history's most influential streams of thought, proving that ideas are not just passing fads—they have consequences for generations to come. Helping readers better understand how many of these ideas have shaped their own thinking, this audiobook will empower Christians to be a Christlike influence in the world.

LIBRES DE LA MALDICIÓN: Cómo echar fuera demonios y romper maldiciones para poder recibir las bendiciones que Dios te preparó. ¿Te encuentras luchando una y otra vez contra ciertos problemas, pecados o malos hábitos? ¿Crees que hay algo que no te permite ser plenamente libre, o servir al Señor como a ti te gustaría? Cuando no encuentras el motivo natural de por qué te suceden ciertas cosas una y otra vez, suele haber un motivo sobrenatural que no puedes ver ni identificar con tus ojos naturales. Para lograr vivir una vida de victoria necesitarás identificar primero las tácticas ...

In On Ecclesiastical Theology (Περὶ τῆς Ἐκκλησιαστικῆς Θεολογίας), Eusebius of Caesarea, often hailed as the "Father of Church History," ventures beyond historical narrative to offer a profound exploration of Christian theology. Written against the backdrop of doctrinal controversies in the fourth century, this work defends Nicene orthodoxy while engaging critically with the theological innovations of his day. Eusebius examines the nature of God, the Logos, and the relationship between the Father and the Son, weaving together scriptural exegesis, ...

Come Alive Dry Bones, is a book like no other! It addresses the current condition of our country, And gives the solution to the problem! The fate of the world does not lie within the hands of our government, educational, arts and entertainment, media, or business systems; it lies within the church. Western Christianity has become so infiltrated by worldly systems that its congregants do not resemble Jesus. The Church has lost her identity, and has seemingly died a spiritual death. The Church has become stagnant, powerless, prayerless, offended, entitled and spiritually dry, but I hear the ...

What if the six days of creation was referring to the design of the universe and things were not actually created until later. This would explain why the universe and the Earth would have the appearance of great age.

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 ...

“Este es el mejor y más equilibrado estudio del Día del Señor que he leído. Michael Seewald sostiene que el Día del Señor es algo deleitoso, encantador y hermoso. Lo más importante es que Michael despierta en el lector el afecto, aprecio y agradecimiento por el reposo que tenemos en Cristo. Su equilibrada exposición del Día del Señor hará que aquellos que aman a Cristo no solo esperen con ansias la adoración del domingo, sino el gran Día del Señor en el que descansaremos de nuestras labores para siempre”. ― Jeffrey D. Johnson, pastor de la Grace Bible Church y decano ...

Jesus warned us about wars and rumors of wars, that these would be the beginnings of birth pains; a world-wide struggle that will result in a new, transformed world. Many of the signs he cited correspond to the seven seals opened by the Lamb in the book of Revelation and the destruction of a country called, Babylon the Great.

FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 139 The Discourses of Abba Isaiah of Scetis, a classic text of fifth-century desert literature, are grounded in Scripture and the teaching of the earliest Christian monks. The authors of this book present Abba Isaiah as one of the first of the Desert Fathers to examine the relationship between abba and disciple, the monastery and the outside world. Rev. Dr John Chryssavgis is Professor of Theology at Holy Cross School of Theology, where he is the inaugural Director of the Huffington Ecumenical Institute. His numerous publications focus on the early church and the ...

A drive into the first six books of the Minor Prophets, detailing both the literal and spiritual, or symbolic meanings. Despite being called minor prophets, they have great messages to tell and make up for their short length with concentrated power. This book covers Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obediah, Jonah, and Micah.

This is a book about Spiritual Meat. While that may sound like a subject that should be left to the scholars and intellectual, it is really for anyone who wants to do all they can for the KIngdom of God and are willing to pay the price it requires. The Book takes a close look at a sea side meeting that Jesus had with His disciples. As fishermen/disciples return from a night of unsuccessful fishing on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus is on the shore with a meal of bread and fish. His call to them as they approached was, "Children, do you have any meat?" While this may have seemed like a casual ...

God has never really had a problem, but this book approaches the subject of the incarnation as if He did. The purpose for this is to give all of us who have finite minds a better picture of how God would have solved the need for man's redemption had He worked it out in the manner we are accustom to. The book considers the underlying message of God's love and His desire to meet every need of mankind. It is a contrast of Jehovah God and the many heathen gods surrounding Israel. This contrast is accomplished by studying out the process of God's revelation of Himself and His attributes by means...

Islam will be the world’s largest religion by 2075. Why? Derek P. Gilbert, author of the groundbreaking books The Great Inception and Last Clash of the Titans, argues that Islam is too big and too successful to be the work of just one spirit. Tracing the pagan religions of the nations around ancient Israel, Gilbert makes the bold claim that the religion of Muhammad is actually a collaboration by the old gods of Mesopotamia, a desperate partnership of fallen angels who were caught off-guard by the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Empress Zita of Austria (1892—1989) was declared a Servant of God by Pope Benedict XVI. But who is she? What is it about her life and spirituality that inspired the Church to open the investigation into her beatification?

The Church has been both sanctuary and source of deep wounding—offering healing in one moment and harm in the next. In Fractured Witness: Reflections on the Redemption, Reformation, and Reclamation of the Church, Dr. Matt Pandel dares to confront this paradox head-on with unflinching honesty and unwavering hope.

Certainly! Here is a 4,000-character (approx. 700-word) bestselling book description for The Chosen Peoples’ Challenge: Biblical Love Boundaries, featuring your newly coined theological concept, Triune Covenant Theology, and written with literary depth, academic polish, and mass appeal: The Chosen Peoples’ Challenge: Biblical Love Boundaries What does it truly mean to be “chosen”? Is it a title of privilege, or a call to service? For millennia, Jews, Christians, and Muslims have each claimed a divine covenant. But today, with rising violence, political manipulation, and religious ...