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The Rebirth of the Church
$18.99The church is dying. Or is it? Author William Powell Tuck plots a course to the rebirth of the church and its witness to the world.
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The Rebirth of the Church (Office Stock)
Original price was: $18.99.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.Subtitle: Responding to the Call of Christian Discipleship Many negative voices predict the demise of the church, or even claiming it has already happened. Is this negative assessment accurate? Is there hope for the church? William Powell Tuck believes that there is. Drawing from a lifetime of experience as a pastor, honed by research, teaching at…
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The Variety of Christian Views on Origins
$0.00(This was originally God the Creator, which is the title shown on the PDF below, but the booklet will have the new title The Variety of Christian Views on Origins.) A non-judgmental look at various views on creation held by Christians. This pamphlet examines the major views and some of the essentials that unite us…
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Topical Line Drives on Process Theology
Original price was: $111.84.$59.99Current price is: $59.99.All volumes on process theology from the Topical Line Drives series.
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What Is the Word of God?
Original price was: $2.99.$1.99Current price is: $1.99.What is the Word of God? Is it the Bible? This pamphlet looks at the Word of God as used in scripture and Christian tradition to outline the various ways in which this term is used. It includes a discussion of how words spoken as God’s words become scripture. The FastTracts series is being developed…
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A Holy Mystery
$6.99A pastor says, “If you think you understand the trinity, you’ve probably fallen into heresy.” An expert in biblical studies says, “The trinity is one of the best ways ever invented to say, ‘We don’t have a clue!’” Many people say the trinity is not found in the Bible, so what is it doing as…
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Angels, Mysteries, and Miracles
$9.99There is a tendency among modern Christians to avoid comment on the idea of miracles or mysterious events that might indicate the direct intervention of God. There is an even more pronounced belief that modern liberal or progressive Christians will avoid these ideas. A God who is distant, the source of everything, is acceptable, but…





