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Simply put, this series presents the fundamental, non-negotiable truths of the Gospel.

What are these truths? In the opening of the Epistle to the Romans, the Apostle Paul speaks of the Gospel in these words:

"Paul, a bondservant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated to the gospel of God which He promised before through His prophets in the Holy Scriptures, concerning His Son, who was born of the seed of David according to the flesh, and declared to be the Son of God with power according to the Spirit of holiness, by the resurrection from the dead. Jesus Christ our Lord." (Romans 1:1–4)

For Paul, the Gospel is a message centered on God—it is "the gospel of God." It is a Trinitarian message: God the Father reveals His Son through the power of the Holy Spirit. It is a scriptural message, having been announced "in the Holy Scriptures." It concerns Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and the work of redemption He accomplished. Furthermore, it is a message that becomes effective through the renewing power of the Holy Spirit. In other words, the Christian Gospel is good news about the Father, the Son, and the Spirit. Jerusalem, and concerning the work of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in revelation, redemption, and renewal.

الكنيسة الباكية

الكنيسة بين المقاصد الإلهيات والأفكار البشرية

How can we establish a right relationship with God?

In a clear and accessible style, Michael Riggs presents what the Bible teaches about justification by faith alone. For anyone who does not know Christ—or who lacks assurance of their own salvation—the Bible offers good news filled with comfort and joy.

Within these pages, Riggs uncovers the root of our problem and reveals why our own attempts at a solution are inevitably inadequate.

A book that explores the life of King David, tracing his ascent to the throne step by step, while drawing out lessons on planning, management, communication, and discipline.

These principles are presented with clarity, fluidity, and a compelling narrative style. David—a truly great man—emerges with a sense of freshness and originality, becoming relevant to our own era and serving as a teacher among us, whether through his example or his words.

Publication Year: 1991

Number of Pages: 190

Cover Type: Paperback

The book presents a historical inquiry employing anthropological tools. Dabbour explores the evolution of ideas and institutions, as well as the emergence of religion—described in the historical overview as "a system that organizes, and around which is organized, the daily life of the Jews in particular." He further delves into the phenomenon of religion as a product of the historical development of ancient human groups.

The book presents a historical inquiry employing anthropological tools. Dabbour explores the evolution of ideas and institutions, as well as the emergence of religion—described in the historical overview as "a system that organizes, and around which is organized, the daily life of the Jews in particular." He further delves into the phenomenon of religion as a product of the historical development of ancient human groups.

A journey for a "daughter of the church" that transcends the boundaries of mere duty and the fear of reproach.

There are no ready-made formulas or textbook answers here—only real life, genuine questions, and authentic transformation.

Kelly Gothart was long considered a "good girl." As a pastor’s wife, she immersed herself in every available ministry, saying "yes" to every request from her church family. From the outside, her life appeared perfectly put together; on the inside, however, she was drowning in self-doubt and shame.

Many women in the church face these same struggles. We feel selfish when we decline a request, we find ourselves hemmed in by the expectations of others, and we make decisions based solely on what we "ought" to do. Kelly’s journey—moving from the comfort of doing everything expected of her toward the uncertainty of living authentically—reveals a path that leads away from the frustration of trying to keep everything under control. Instead, it points us toward the freedom and love that God has always intended for us.

Kelly Gothart is a non-profit leader, an international speaker, and a leadership consultant. She holds a master’s degree in spiritual formation and helps Christian leaders develop lifestyles that sustain long-term, meaningful service.

حكاية الكنيسة الأولى سفر أعمال الرسل

A Theological Study and Exegesis of the Gospel of Mark

This is a message of peace in a time of war and turmoil—a message of peace for a world that has lost the very peace it has long sought. It is a message of peace for those whose sleep is disturbed by anxiety and whose eyes are heavy with the weight of worry. It is a message of peace addressed to everyone searching for true peace—a peace that cannot be found in worldly pleasures, wealth, possessions, fame, or status. Rather, it is found in the person of Jesus Christ, the Lord of peace and the Giver of eternal life to all who seek it. I invite you to read this book yourself, or to share it with someone you believe is in need of the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding.

23 coloring pages that correspond to lessons from the Book of James, guiding your family through this epistle at a steady pace—allowing you to grasp the structure and scope of this biblical book in just 15–20 minutes per session.

Amazing grace lies at the heart of Christian salvation. Through it, we pass from death to life—not by merit or works, but by a free, unmerited mercy that has made the cross a gateway to eternity. By grace, we become children rather than slaves, and free individuals rather than captives; we come to live in a new hope within the presence of God. Grace is no mere fleeting concept; it is a power that transforms the heart, heals wounds, and bestows true peace and freedom. This book has been written because grace is one of God’s greatest attributes—one about which we have much to learn.

Daniel Miller a grandi dans les montagnes, en pleine zone rurale de Virginie-Occidentale ; il a cependant toujours aimé être au contact des autres et se passionne pour le comportement humain. Ses dix années en tant qu’enseignant lui ont offert de nombreuses occasions d’observer et de réfléchir à la manière dont les individus interagissent. Les années qu’il a passées dans une région densément peuplée et en proie aux conflits, au Moyen-Orient, lui ont également permis de mieux comprendre les relations humaines. Aujourd’hui, Daniel vit en Virginie avec son épouse, Joetta, et leur fils, Malachi.

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This book is divided into several sections, including: presuppositions and principles for understanding the Bible; guidelines and skills for interpreting human language; and an exploration of the historical, material, and cultural background of the Bible, among other topics.

From the Writings of the Prophets – The King of Glory

People of all ages love romantic tales, stories of rescue, narratives with happy endings, and plots where good triumphs over evil. How wonderful it is that the ancient writings of the prophets tell us a true story of love and rescue—one in which good overcomes evil in a completely unexpected way. This age-old tale, with its grand characters and epic plot, speaks of a King and His secret plan to rescue His rebellious subjects from the kingdom of darkness, preparing them to live happily with Him in the kingdom of light—forever. But did this story actually happen? Or is it merely another work of fiction? This vivid presentation provides a clear answer to that question.

Experience the events of this story, visit this kingdom, meet the King Himself, and then make your own decision! Key features of the book:

• The story of the prophets and their message, summarized in 70 scenes. • 70 full-page illustrations. • Accessible language.

• Profound truths. • Insights into what happens behind the scenes. • Concise summaries. • 70 questions to review the scenes.

• Suitable for readers of all ages and backgrounds.

This book examines the spread of Christianity in the Fertile Crescent, while also dedicating significant attention to Christianity among the Arabs—both within the Arabian Peninsula and beyond. The Christian peoples of the East documented and preserved their own histories for posterity; the Aramean Christians, the Syriac Christians, the Armenians, and the Copts all did so. However, the history of Christianity among the Arabs—specifically within the Arabian Peninsula and among the Bedouin Arab tribes—has been addressed by only a very small number of researchers and academics, to the point that it has been largely forgotten and nearly lost to oblivion. Since formal historical documentation among the Arabs began only in the second century of the Hijri era, the efforts of writers and historians were focused primarily on the new religion—compiling and interpreting the Quran, gathering the Hadith, and chronicling the early military campaigns (*maghazi*). By the second Hijri century, Christianity among the Arabs was in decline, giving way to Islam; consequently, Arab Muslim historians devoted no attention to this waning presence. In an effort to recover a portion of this history, this book presents historical information regarding Christian Arab states and principalities that existed both within and outside the Arabian Peninsula. It also explores the Christianity of various Bedouin tribes that traversed the deserts, drawing evidence from Arabic-Islamic sources as well as the poetry of the tribes themselves.

And God is the ultimate witness to this endeavor.

Heidi, the protagonist of this story, is an orphaned Swiss village girl who grew accustomed to living in her grandfather’s hut high in the Alps. She came to love the mountains, the valleys, the pastures, and the changing seasons.

Heidi is asked to become a companion to a girl who is confined to a wheelchair and lives in a mansion equipped with every comfort. Through her life, the story illustrates a vision of happiness rooted in three dimensions: simplicity, faith in God, and helping others.

Was Heidi happy in the mansion?

Why did she return to the mountains?

You will discover the answers as you read this story, in which the author explores the theme of happiness with a simple and engaging style.

Publication Date: 1971

Number of Pages: 304

Cover Type: Standard (Paperback)

Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. — Colossians 3:2

The mind becomes preoccupied with the things it has been trained and conditioned to focus on. And since we reap what we sow, I encourage every sincere believer to read this valuable book and, with God’s help, break free from this sinful habit that leads to destruction.

Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. — Colossians 3:2

The mind becomes preoccupied with the things it has been trained and conditioned to focus on. And since we reap what we sow, I encourage every sincere believer to read this valuable book and, with God’s help, break free from this sinful habit that leads to destruction.

This book addresses a concern for many evangelical Christians today: the movement known as ‘New Calvinism,’ embraced by a generation of ‘Young, Restless, Reformed.’

"الصَّلاةُ ضروريَّةٌ للمُؤمنِ مثلما أنَّ التنفُّسَ لازمٌ لجسمِ الإنسان، لكنَّها لا تحدثُ بطريقةٍ

طبيعيَّة. في الواقع، غالبًا ما تتَّجه الصَّلاةُ في الكنيسة بشدَّةٍ نحو الممارَسات العمليَّة التي

تُقدِّم وعودًا بنتائجَ ملموسة.

يركِّز هذا الكتابُ على ضرورةِ الصَّلاة المنتظمة بوصفها ممارسةً مركزيَّةً مهمَّةً في الكنيسة

المحلِّيَّة، كما يُنبِّهنا إلى حاجتنا إلى الصَّلاة الجماعيَّة، ويكشف عن البركة التي تقدِّمها

الصَّلاةُ إلى الكنيسة. ويتناوَل الكتابُ بدقَّةٍ تعاليم الرَّبِّ يسوع عن الصَّلاة، وكيف تعامَلَ

معها المؤمنون الأوائل، وكيف يجب على جماعة المؤمنين إعطائها الأولويَّة."