Walking With Jesus – Volume 1
Join an exciting adventure into the life of Jesus Christ. Volume 01 covers His first year of ministry, starting with an outline of the "Walking With Jesus" series. Learn about the Gospel authors, Jesus' annunciation, birth, and baptism.
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The Religious History of Marietta in the Nineteenth Century
Written by a Congregational minister at the beginning of the Twentieth Century, this history of Marietta is reproduced with footnotes and appendix regarding religious issues of that time.
The Big Ten–The Ten Commandments
Get a proper understanding of biblical Christianity that speaks to our problems and addresses issues of orthodoxy and error that plague modern society.
Acts Of Faith–Kingdom Advancement
Was Jesus the most misunderstood man in history? This study of Acts reveals how Paul truly grasped Jesus’ mission, carrying forward His message with a biblical, not just personal, perspective.
The True Mystery of The Mystical Presence
Think of this book as a contemporary edition of John Williamson Nevin’s book, The Mystical Presence—A Vindication of the Reformed or Calvinistic Doctrine of the Holy Eucharist (J.B. Lippencort & Co., 1846). It is not simply a reissue of an old book. Rather, it’s a sort of dynamic equivalence approach to editing in order to make it more available to contemporary people. I have simply tried to take Nevin’s work and make it my own, in the sense of comprehending its significance and application. In doing so, I have taken broad license to edit, interpret, clarify, and expand what I think Nevin was saying.
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Peter’s Vision of The End
The end that Peter was talking about in Second Peter was the purpose of God for Jesus Christ. God was using Jesus Christ to bring the gospel of salvation to the Gentiles, to humanity, to the world. Consequently, Peter was not suggesting that God’s purpose was the destruction of the world. Rather, God was working to save the world. God’s message was and is a message of hope not hate, of love not loathes, of construction not destruction, of peace not war, and of suffering not fulfillment.