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"Are there epidemics or health concerns? Is the stock market collapsing? Have jobs been lost?

There is no doubt that we live in a world that, much of the time, feels terrifying. Many of us try to hide our problems by distracting ourselves with all sorts of diversions; we will do almost anything to avoid the unsettling feeling of fear.

In the book *We Have Hope*, Dr. David Jeremiah shows us that we do not have to live this way.

We possess an unshakable hope—a solid foundation that will never let us down.

At some point in our lives, we may find ourselves in seemingly hopeless circumstances, facing the storms of life: total failure, financial collapse, a debilitating illness, or a devastating loss.

*We Have Hope* addresses these scenarios—situations that could otherwise shatter our lives—and demonstrates how a simple yet profound trust in God can serve as a steadfast anchor for our souls. Yes, we have hope, and it is ours to hold onto."

The need for systematic academic study in the field of the philosophy of religion has grown in the Arab world over the last decade. This need is reflected in the mounting questions regarding the validity of believing in the existence of God, as well as the beliefs associated with this core tenet. Not long ago, few would have anticipated that the question of atheism would emerge within the context of the Middle East—a region whose peoples are known for their religiosity. In the recent past, discussions concerning the philosophy of religion were confined to the halls of philosophy faculties, where the focus remained on ideas that had originated elsewhere, far removed from our own tangible reality. Nowadays, these discussions are spreading among people from all walks of life and in a wide variety of settings. They take place within homes, have permeated social media platforms, and have become a common topic in newspapers. Consequently, some Middle Eastern thinkers have begun to address the issue of atheism, seeking to help others reflect on the subject. Meanwhile, within ecclesiastical circles, there is a growing effort to find a logical framework for understanding the core tenets of the Christian faith. This has led to the emergence of academic discourse on the topic, with Middle Eastern thinkers offering analysis and evaluation from a psychological perspective. Western books addressing the issue of atheism in its various dimensions have also been translated. These indicators align logically with a 2010 statistical study concerning Evangelical Presbyterian churches in Egypt. The study reveals that church attendance accounts for approximately 8.5% of the total estimated number of Evangelical Presbyterians. While other factors—such as social, economic, and demographic variables—undoubtedly contribute to this low percentage, it is reasonable to suggest that the phenomenon of atheism plays a significant role in this outcome. This book serves as an academic, philosophical introduction to the discussion of atheism and the most significant intellectual and existential questions associated with it.

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.

"A classic text in biblical theology—as relevant today as it will be in the future.

In this fortieth-anniversary edition of a classic work by one of the most influential biblical scholars of our time, Walter Brueggemann offers a theological and ethical reading of the Hebrew Bible. He uncovers a vision of God’s community whose language and practices—characterized by lament, protest, and complaint—gave rise to an alternative social order that stands in opposition to contemporary 'totalitarianism.'

Walter Brueggemann is the William Marcellus McPheeters Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary and the author of numerous books, including several published by Fortress Press."

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Beautiful illustrations and a simple message, just like all the best lives for children.

Kevin Deyoung

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Jackie Hill Perry

Have you ever heard people boast about using a bit of "deception" to secure a better deal?

In this day and age, values ​​have been turned upside down; many have cast aside integrity and ethical standards, coming to view lying and cheating as signs of cleverness and intelligence, while regarding honesty as a sign of weakness or foolishness. Which path will you choose—the path of honesty, whatever the cost, or the easier route to success?

Remember: you alone will reap the consequences!

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

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.