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Because of Jesus explores why one man’s life still matters 2000 years later. It examines Christ’s incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and return, revealing why humanity’s salvation and hope rest entirely on Jesus.
Rediscover the Letter of James not as an “epistle of straw,” but as a guide to holistic faith. Bruce Epperly bridges the gap between contemplation and action, showing how small deeds create a “butterfly effect” of grace, healing, and justice.
A Narrative Devotional Commentary on Mark
What is a “narrative devotional commentary”? It’s a new way to gain insight into a Bible book with commentary that flows much like the source text. For those who may have found the gospel of Mark less helpful than the other gospels or who have looked at it more as a collection of stories strung…
While the gospel of John contains some of the simplest language in the New Testament that language communicates some of the most challenging concepts. This book looks at some of these foundational ideas.
Spiritual warfare and the life of the Christian believer and the Christian community today. Building on a variety of scriptures, but with a concentration in the messages to the seven churches, this book covers the ground of Christian issues today.
This text argues and provides evidence for the view that the Byzantine text should be taken seriously as a potential witness to ancient readings, but should not be made determinative, as some advocate.
Developing a Biblical Relationship with God the Holy Spirit
A fast concise discussion of the gospel in the book of Colossians and what understanding the fulness of Christ means to the way we see the gospel as a whole.
An exegetical theological and practical guide for small group study to the three letters of John in the New Testament.
What do the letters of John, tucked away near the end of the New Testament, tell us other than that we ought to love one another? That’s a good message but can we put some muscle into it? With the help of Dr. Robert D. Cornwall and his new study guide on the Letters of…
A challenge to the church to reform the deacon ministry as a force for service in our communities and our world.