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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.

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.

Keep kids 4-8 entertained with this 22-page coloring book based on the storybook telling kids that whatever their greatest dream, the most important thing in life is following Jesus.

Whether kids want to be a pilot, an artist, a builder, or a chef, they can enjoy dreaming of the future with this 22-page coloring book based on Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know by Melissa Kruger.

Includes the words from the original storybook, helping children explore the wonderful truth that the most important thing in life is to follow Jesus

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.

Much like the companion guide for studying the Old Testament, this book unveils treasures hidden within the Word of God in a structured, accessible, and easy-to-use format; it also incorporates historical and geographical analysis to interpret the books of the New Testament.

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.

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)

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

A Theological Study and Exegesis of the Gospel of Mark