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Not So Shiny Not So Happy People is Clint Heacock's brutally honest and poignant story of growing up in a family living under the teachings of Bill Gothard. Clint spent years pursuing the victorious Christian life he had been taught to expect. He watched helplessly as the rigid interpretation of Christianity taught by Gothard inflicted severe damage on his family. He graduated from Bible college, served in pastoral roles, and earned two master's degrees and a Ph.D. in theology while still searching for that supernatural level of living promised in the New Testament.

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.

From Genesis to Revelation Are you seeking to understand the Bible but find it daunting to read through all 66 books? Look no further! "From Genesis to Revelation" is your guide to gaining a clear and concise understanding of the Bible's profound and timeless messages. In this volume, each book of the Bible is distilled into an engaging summary, making it easy for you to grasp the key themes, important events, and central teachings. Whether you're a new reader exploring the Scriptures for the first time or a seasoned student looking for a quick reference, this guide is designed to enrich ...

Behistun Inscription: A Cornerstone of Biblical Archaeology Discover the profound historical and apologetic significance of the Behistun Inscription, a monumental trilingual record carved high into the cliffs of Mount Behistun by order of Darius the Great. This ancient Persian inscription stands as a powerful witness to the accuracy of historical records from the Achaemenid Empire, providing detailed accounts of Darius’s lineage, his divinely attributed victories, and the turbulent events that shaped the ancient Near East. The text, inscribed in Old Persian, Elamite, and Babylonian, was ...

The Rejected Stone Workbook is a study of the foundation of the Kingdom of God as taught by Jesus and the Apostles as the New Testament is established. Along with the text (which was previously published) this workbook has questions at the end of each chapter to help the reader better understand the key points being brought forth. In addition, the answers to the questions are found at the back of the book. Hopefully, the reader can get a better grasp of this vital subject by using the Q & A format. The following is a description of the text of the book: The Rejected Stone is a study of our ...

The Rejected Stone is a study of our spiritual foundation. It is the Stone the builders rejected. Peter tells us in his First Epistle that this stone, which was rejected of the religious rulers of Jesus time, became the “Head of the Corner”. It is a study of contrasting opinions. Those who rejected Christ were steeped in religious tradition and were threated by the truth who had come in human form; that is the Word made flesh. It is about truth and deception. A clear and Biblical approach to understanding the difference between truth and error is used to bring the reader to conclusions ...