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Unlock the Mysteries of Early Christian Heresies Are you fascinated by the early roots of Christian thought? Do you want to delve into the controversies that shaped the foundations of the Church? Look no further. "Early Christian Heresies: A Beginner's Guide" is your gateway to understanding the revolutionary ideas that challenged early Christianity. This compelling volume combines three essential guides into one comprehensive book: Marcionism: A Beginner's Guide Arianism: A Beginner's Guide Pelagianism: A Beginner's Guide Imagine exploring the provocative beliefs that rejected the Old ...

All believers of GOD, from every religion and faith have this one question. Many persons come to understand their walk with God, while many others do not. I have an answer for those Christians who ask the same question. I believe that the Bible is clear in what God expects of all His children. I hope this small book helps you find that answer for your life.

I would have wanted this manual when I started out my counseling ministry. The contents will help you navigate through the many choices and options that will present themselves to you along the way. How to get stared, how to deal with clients. How to handle the sessions. How to continue studying and learning without spending exorbitant amounts of money. How to handle your personal time with the Lord. Counseling and spiritual warfare and many other topics and points of interest and help are included. As a counselor, I know that minute details that come along with the job. In this book, I ...

Kings Rule looks carefully at Israel's divided monarchy, 975 BC – 582 BC. As both kingdoms' development unfurls, succeeding kings from Judah and Israel are studied in chronological order. Commentary, although thorough is not overly encyclopedic. Scripture interprets scripture, consequently, I have endeavored to let the Bible present its own story. Sermon and lesson helps occur frequently throughout the text. Part Two offers a number of important studies concerning God’s mystery relationship with Israel. Several parables present further explanation on the kingdom of heaven and the ...

The Book of Philippians is one of the most quotable, stirring, and rousing segments of the New Testament. Yet when Paul the missionary and apostle wrote this manifesto while chained in Rome, did he merely intend for his readers to divvy it up into a handful of inspirational slogans? Or did he have a deeper purpose in mind for the church? Paul’s epistle to the Philippians sports many pivotal motifs—joy, suffering, humility, and encouragement. Underneath all these themes, Philippians is a book of mission.

Os "31 dias no amor de Deus" ajudam o leitor a beber nas fontes do Antigo e do Novo Testamentos, selecionando as passagens em que o Senhor declara seu amor incondicional por nós, apresentando meditações breves, completadas por Salmos e canções apropriados para cada dia.

Born by miracle, marked by obedience, and chosen by covenant—Isaac’s story is often quiet, but never insignificant. In this insightful and stirring exploration, this book traces the life of Isaac, the son of promise, whose role in the biblical narrative bridges patriarchal legacy with divine faithfulness. From the laughter of his miraculous birth to the silent submission on Mount Moriah, Isaac’s journey reveals a God who keeps His word through generations. Discover how the life of this understated patriarch speaks to our calling to trust, receive, and carry forward the promises of God...

Ephesians 1:3-14 opens with a eulogy, a paean of praise, which the Apostle Paul utters as he anticipates the wondrous things he is about to write. The Apostle calls us to praise the Father as we contemplate the blessings that are ours in Christ Jesus. Those blessing are described in the words that follow where we read that we have been “chosen”, “predestined”, “adopted as sons”, “redeemed”, “forgiven” and “marked with a seal which guarantees our inheritance”. J. Armitage Robinson described Ephesians 1:3-14 as “A kaleidoscope of dazzling lights and shifting colours”.

Was hat es mit Salomos Liebesleben und seinen 1000 Frauen auf sich? Wieso finden sich in Jesu Stammbaum gleich mehrere Prostituierte? Und warum schliefen Lots Töchter mit ihrem Vater? Um viele Geschichten wird in der Kirche lieber ein großer Bogen gemacht - besonders um Bibelgeschichten, in denen es um Sex geht. Dabei redet die Bibel erstaunlich offen und ohne rot zu werden über Sex und zwar in allen Facetten.