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This book offers you 30 reflections written by women who have walked through trials of faith, becoming sources of hope and blessing to many. This collection is a wonderful blend of short, sincere, and encouraging reflections addressing various topics you may have encountered in your own life as a woman—all ultimately pointing to God’s sufficient grace and unwavering love.

As you read, we pray that you draw closer to our great God and entrust every detail of your life into His hands.

In this book, Rebecca McLaughlin looks at ten of the most common arguments used to claim that the Bible affirms same-sex sexual relationships. She analyses the arguments and associated Bible passages one by one to uncover what the Bible really says. For Rebecca, as someone with a lifelong history of same-sex attraction, this is not just an academic question. She points readers to the gospel purpose of male-female marriage, a different kind of gospel-centered love between believers of the same sex, and God’s life-and-love-filled vision for singleness.

١٥٠ طريقة لتنمية ذكاء الطفل من عمر يوم واحد إلى عمر ٦ سنوات 

Dans ce livre, Stephen J. Nichols propose un examen approfondi de la vie et du ministère de Sproul — son enfance, sa formation au séminaire .

This illustrated biography introduces young readers to the life of C. S. Lewis—the imagination behind Aslan and the wardrobe—and the journey that shaped his faith and writing

هي نسخة مدمجة وسهلة الحمل من العهد الجديد، صُممت لتتيح للقارئ الاحتفاظ بكتابات العهد الجديد معه في حياته اليومية. وتتناول تاريخ الكنيسة وتعاليم الرسل، في صيغة عملية ومناسبة للقراءة الشخصية.

هي نسخة مدمجة وسهلة الحمل من العهد الجديد، صُممت لتتيح للقارئ الاحتفاظ بكتابات العهد الجديد معه في حياته اليومية. وتتناول تاريخ الكنيسة وتعاليم الرسل، في صيغة عملية ومناسبة للقراءة الشخصية.

The Book of Genesis recounts the story of humanity from the moment God—Exalted be He—brought all things into existence from nothing, the day He said, "Be," and it was. It tells of our first parents, Adam and Eve; of the sweetness of communion with God; and of the anguish of the disobedience that devastated the entire world—from their own small family down to the present day. In this book, we read about men and women and God’s journey with them, as well as the great patriarchs of the Old Testament—such as Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—and the details of their lives, with all their joys and sorrows.

No book of the Bible has faced as much criticism as Genesis; it has been subjected to fierce attacks. Critics often dismiss its narratives as borrowings from ancient Near Eastern myths or attribute the text to various ancient religious "sources." Yet, such opposition is hardly surprising; for if the foundation is shaken and crumbles, the entire structure collapses.

This academic exegetical series fills a significant void in the Arabic theological library, offering the reader serious, scholarly studies of the Word of God. It also presents a new translation of the sacred text, prepared by specialized scholars. The series also explains the cultural, historical, and theological background of each book, offering a sound exposition and interpretation while connecting the Holy Scripture to contemporary life. The goal of the scholars contributing to this valuable series is to make the Word of God understandable and meaningful to the lives of God’s people—here and now—just as it was in the past.

"The Big Story of the Bible" presents 104 beautifully illustrated Bible stories that recount God’s story with humanity, from Genesis to Revelation. Through an engaging style and vibrant illustrations, it helps children see how every part of the Bible points to Jesus, and each story concludes with a prayer. It is a wonderful resource for families and young readers.

Does God exist? How can I know? Does He care about me? What is the path to Him? Can I be absolutely certain about my life after death? There is no more important question in the entire universe!

In this book, you will find the answer, supported by a wealth of objective evidence—logical, scientific, historical, and documentary—all converging in a clear, consistent direction toward a single, undeniable, and illuminating focal point.

This answer is not merely an opinion to be noted and then set aside; it is a truth that confronts your will, demanding either an acknowledgment or a denial.

For those who already believe, this evidence leaves no room for even a shadow of doubt; instead, it reinforces your faith, transforming it into an absolute, unshakable certainty.

The first part of the book explores the major worldviews that have existed since the dawn of history, analyzing them against established criteria.

The second part presents the primary evidence for the existence of God.The third part examines the evidence for the path to God—the path of life. We bring all of this to you in a single, compelling volume—a work of rare significance, comprehensiveness, and depth.

This book is an interview and comparison between the “accepted text,” which represented the Greek manuscripts that were copied in the Byzantine city of Constantinople, and the “verified text,” which represented the Greek manuscripts that were copied in the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The aim is to show the multifaceted differences between texts.

The author addresses preachers and those in training, offering practical guidance and presenting key concepts that help the preacher become a faithful interpreter of God’s Word, thereby encouraging holiness in the lives of the listeners.

A day will come when the events of history—across time and space—will fade into eternity, and it will be revealed that the end of all things is, in fact, a new beginning. God’s work with the human race has always been, and continues to be, a series of new beginnings. At the heart of this lies the Trinity; God’s relationship with His Son and His Spirit underpins everything regarding His relationship with us. Reaching back to before the dawn of time, Donald Fairbairn guides us through these beginnings, uncovering new dimensions of the Trinity at every stage.

Mental health struggles are far more common than many of us realize. Statistics indicate that one in six people globally experienced a mental health disorder within the past week. This means that many within our church families are grappling with thoughts, emotions—and sometimes even voices—that disrupt their focus, leave them feeling helpless, and push them to the brink of despair. When it comes to offering help, we often find ourselves unsure of where to begin, fearing that saying or doing the wrong thing might only make matters worse. This practical, deeply compassionate book will help you understand those struggling with mental health issues and respond with biblical wisdom. It will equip you to play your part in making your church a place where such individuals feel welcomed, understood, cared for, and supported—a place where they can experience a foretaste of the new creation.

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.

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