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Building Strong Congregations
You probably have a fairly good idea of what it took to construct the building in which your congregation meets. First, there was a recognized need for a building, followed by a budget, blueprints, fund-raising, construction workers, and building materials, and voil! The structure proudly stands as a monument to the effective implementation of a well-thought-out plan.
Bible Readings
Four thousand questions about Bible topics are all answered with Scripture texts in this Complete edition.
It's Really All About God
A fresh exploration of a redeeming, dynamic, and radically different way to hold one's religion Samir Selmanovic—who grew up a in a culturally Muslim family in Croatia, converted to Christianity as a soldier in the then-Yugoslavian army, and went on to become a Christian pastor in Manhattan and in Southern California—looks at how our ongoing and sometimes violent power struggles over who owns God and what God wants for the world and its peoples are not serving God, humanity, or our planet. Shows how our religions have become self-serving, God-management systems, however Selmanovic contends—change is possible Offers a path for people of all faiths and traditions for living together on our fragile earth Karen Armstrong said that the book is "asking the right questions at the right time" This is a personal story and a moving exploration of a new way of treasuring one's own religion while discovering God, goodness, and grace in others and in their traditions.
DANIEL
In his short ministry in Palestine, Jesus referenced more than one Old Testament book, but of only Daniel did he say, "Let the reader understand" (Matt. 24:15 NIV). Jesus had such a love for this book he wanted His followers to read and understand it. But as every first-time reader will attest, Daniel is not an easy book to understand. Roy Naden begins his commentary on Daniel (as he did in his Revelation commentary) by unveiling the book's chiastic structure, an approach common in Jewish writing. At the heart of Daniel's chiasm, we find the theme of his book-a most important finding to understand its 12 chapters the way the writer planned. Second, Naden provides five interpretive keys inclu...
How to be Filled Wth the Holy Spirit and Know it
Garrie Williams will help you experience the power of the latter rain now, explaining how to receive the Spirit and how to know the difference between imagination and the impression of the Spirit. - Orientation Chapter One: LOVE CASTS OUT FEAR--OF THE SPIRIT Study Guide Chapter Two: AMAZING GRACE IS A PERSON Study Guide Chapter Three: TAKING UP RESIDENCE Study Guide Chapter Four: THE IDENTITY CRISIS Study Guide Chapter Five: CONSCIOUS OF HIS COMING Study Guide Chapter Six: "SURRENDER" IS A VICTORY WORD Study Guide Chapter Seven: INNER WITNESS OR IMAGINATION? Study Guide Chapter Eight: WILL OUR NEIGHBORS KNOW? Study Guide Chapter Nine: GREATER WORKS THAN JESUS' Study Guide Chapter Ten: DISCERNING AND DEFEATING THE ENEMY Study Guide Chapter Eleven: THE LEADING QUESTION Study Guide Chapter Twelve: HURTING OR HELPING THE SPIRIT? Study Guide Chapter Thirteen: IT'S BEGINNING TO RAIN Study Guide BIBLE REFERENCES TO THE HOLY SPIRIT REFERENCES
Daniel
In his short ministry in Palestine, Jesus referenced more than one Old Testament book, but of only Daniel did he say, "Let the reader understand" (Matt. 24:15 NIV). Jesus had such a love for this book he wanted His followers to read and understand it. But as every first-time reader will attest, Daniel is not an easy book to understand. Roy Naden begins his commentary on Daniel (as he did in his Revelation commentary) by unveiling the book's chiastic structure, an approach common in Jewish writing. At the heart of Daniel's chiasm, we find the theme of his book-a most important finding to understand its 12 chapters the way the writer planned. Second, Naden provides five interpretive keys inclu...
Unveiling Three Parts of Babylon
This second book of the Unveiling Series, Unveiling Three Parts of Babylon, by Dr. William C. Taggart III, offers a biblical study based on Revelation 16:19 where the kingdom of Satan, portrayed as the great city Babylon, falls into three parts. The author noted that in Revelation 18:4, the saints are urged to leave Babylon to avoid her plagues, Jeremiah 51: 35, 49. That the Satanic kingdom is portrayed biblically in three parts in Revelation 16:19, makes it imperative that the saints have a biblical understanding of those three parts to exit the Satanic kingdom completely. A correct biblical understanding of the three parts of Babylon is essential to the fleeing saints as they seek to escape the Satanic influences in all its forms. Unveiling Three Parts of Babylon continues the Unveiling Series by further biblically developing the three parts of Babylon which initially was presented by the author’s doctoral dissertation through corrections made and additional analysis. This second book not only exposes more fully the kingdom of Satan but encourages the successful exit of all humanity from the Babylonian entanglements of all three parts, Revelation 18:4.
Wake Up Your Bible Study
Which version of the Bible should I use? How much time should I spend in Bible study? Is reading the Bible the same as studying it? How do I read with understanding? The Bible is the best-selling book of all time, yet many people struggle to make sense of it-or even to pick it up at all. Bogged down by genealogies, and thees and thous, many well-meaning Christians can't quite make it beyond a quick glance at familiar verses. But with the right approach to Bible study, you'll discover that the very Book that once seemed intimidating and irrelevant is actually full of life-changing wisdom and powerful stories. In Wake Up Your Bible Study Richard Coffen explores aspects of Bible study that will transform your reading of Scripture. Sharing insights into the world of the Bible writers, Coffen reveals the ancient cultures and languages that help explain the meaning and significance of God's Word. With fascinating examples and findings, this book will revolutionize your understanding and application of the Holy Bible. Book jacket.
Daniel ***Superseded***
In his short ministry in Palestine, Jesus referenced more than one Old Testament book, but of only Daniel did he say, "Let the reader understand" (Matt. 24:15 NIV). Jesus had such a love for this book he wanted His followers to read and understand it. But as every first-time reader will attest, Daniel is not an easy book to understand. Roy Naden begins his commentary on Daniel (as he did in his Revelation commentary) by unveiling the book's chiastic structure, an approach common in Jewish writing. At the heart of Daniel's chiasm, we find the theme of his book-a most important finding to understand its 12 chapters the way the writer planned. Second, Naden provides five interpretive keys inclu...
Sound Matters
Sound matters. The New Testament’s first audiences were listeners, not readers. They heard its compositions read aloud and understood their messages as linear streams of sound. To understand the New Testament’s meaning in the way its earliest audiences did, we must hear its audible features and understand its words as spoken sounds. Sound Matters presents essays by ten scholars from five countries and three continents, who explore the New Testament through sound mapping, a technique invented by Margaret Lee and Bernard Scott for analyzing Greek texts as speech. Sound Matters demonstrates the value and uses of this technique as a prelude and aid to interpretation. The essays that make up this volume illustrate the wide range of interpretive possibilities that emerge when sound mapping restores the spoken sounds of the New Testament and revives its living voice. Contributors Thomas E. Boomershine Pieter J. J. Botha Jeffrey E. Brickle Nina E. Livesey Dan Nasselqvist Bernhard Oestreich Frank Scheppers Bernard Brandon Adam G. White
