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.
Arsy Varsy: Reclaiming The Gospel In First Corinthians
In this insightful volume, Ross examines Paul's confrontation with the Corinthian church, which, despite its success and growth, had replaced the wisdom of Christ with Greek philosophy and cultural ideals. This study contrasts worldly wisdom—both ancient Greek and modern American—with the transformative gospel of Christ. Through a thorough and passionate analysis of 1 Corinthians, Ross reveals the shortcomings of secular thought and illuminates the profound truth of the gospel, exposing the folly of worldly wisdom and highlighting the clarity and power of Christ’s teachings.
Colossians–Christos Singularis
This study of Colossians delves into the doctrine of the Trinity and its profound implications for understanding our own nature. It asserts that, while we are not Trinitarian in the same way as God, we reflect His Trinitarian character as part of being made in His image (Genesis 1:26). Just as an image resembles but is not identical to the original, we mirror God's Trinitarian nature in our own lives. This study explores how God's revealed character as a Trinity shapes our understanding and application of Scripture, while also acknowledging instances in Scripture where the concept of God's singularity is expressed.
Engagement–Establishing Relationship in Christ
Engaging in a relationship with Jesus Christ in the contemporary world is not what many people think it is.
Ephesians—Recovering the Vision of a Sustainable Church In Christ
A biblical perspective that issues out of the wholeness of the Bible and shows the Bible’s sustainable depth and breadth for the twenty-first century
Galatians – Backstory / Christory
Understanding the New Testament without grasping the overarching narrative of the Old Testament often leads to misconceptions about Jesus Christ's role and purpose in the Bible. Paul's letter to the Galatians is frequently misunderstood because many fail to appreciate how Paul's understanding of the Old Testament transformed in light of Christ. As a former Pharisee, Paul initially interpreted the Old Testament through traditional Jewish lenses. However, his encounter with Christ radically shifted his perspective, aligning it with Jesus' interpretation of Scripture. To fully grasp Paul's message in Galatians, it's essential to explore how Christ illuminated and transformed Paul's original understanding of the Old Testament narrative.
God’s Great Plan for the Whole World
Explore the biblical story from Creation to Redemption through a twenty-first century lens in this modern overview. Drawing on contemporary data and perspectives, this book reveals the intricate truths of the Bible, much like medical science has uncovered the complexities of the human body. While respecting the beliefs of past generations, it acknowledges the inevitable influence of our own worldview. Discover how our current context shapes our understanding of the Bible's timeless message.
Informal Christianity–Refining Christ’s Church
Informal Christianity explores the personal relationship with Jesus Christ that underpins true Christianity. It discusses personal discipleship, being born again, and living a regenerated life through the Holy Spirit. The book warns that without these internal realities, churches shift focus from core doctrines to administration and growth. Emphasizing the need for biblical doctrine and theology, it calls for a return to the heart of Christianity, fostering genuine spiritual life and maturity.
It’s About Time!—The Time Is Now
This book is not about a mountaintop experience nor is it from a mountaintop perspective. Rather, it is from the "street," down in the valley where people actually live.
John’s Miracles — Seeing Beyond Our Expectations
Explore John's unique approach to Jesus' miracles, balancing the humanity and divinity of Christ in his Gospel. As the last Gospel written, John offers a fresh perspective, challenging the typical, almost magical understanding of Jesus' miracles. He acknowledges natural explanations while emphasizing the supernatural, making a compelling case for the miraculous. Unlike the liberal wing of the modern church, which often dismisses the supernatural, John integrates it with rational thought, enhancing its credibility. This nuanced perspective invites a deeper, more meaningful understanding of Scripture, blending faith with reason.