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Christians on the Move: The Book of Acts: The Continuing Work of Jesus Christ Through the Apostles and the Early Church (What the Bible Is All About Series)
The story that began with the coming of Jesus didn’t end when he rose again and ascended to heaven—you might say it was just getting started. In the book of Acts, we find out that the story of redemption that started with Jesus’ death and resurrection continued in new, unexpected ways when the Holy Spirit was unleashed on his followers. And the story continues today! Christians on the Move will guide you through 12 sessions of dynamic study through the book of Acts, the Bible’s record of the church’s earliest days.
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1 & 2 Peter and Jude (Life Application Bible Commentary | LABC)
Besieged on all sides, the early church faced external and internal threats. Followers of Christ could easily have been defeated or diverted. A distinct minority in a pagan society, they could have capitulated to their culture. But, challenged by God through these holy writers and strengthened by the Holy Spirit, they stood fast, even unto death. We, too, live in a hostile environment, a God-denying culture where many would enjoy eliminating all traces of Christian faith. Crossing the centuries, these short and profound letters have been written for us. They encouraged us to live godly lives, to stand firm in our faith, and to be ready for Christ’s return.
Love Your God with All Your Mind: The Role of Reason in the Life of the Soul
We know that faith means “being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see” (Hebrews 11:1). Love Your God with All Your Mind explains the importance of using your mind not only to win others to Christ but also to experience personal spiritual growth. Author J. P. Moreland challenges you to use logic to further God’s kingdom through evangelism, apologetics, worship, and vocation.
Reading Leviticus-Numbers: A Literary and Theological Commentary (Reading the Old Testament)
At the heart of the Pentateuch sits the wilderness, where Israel takes its first steps as the people of God. Leviticus and Numbers tell the story of these first steps. On the one hand, there are the steps as outlined by God. On the other hand, there are the steps that the people of Israel actually take. Stories of the people’s resentments, doubts, and fears unfold into a narrative of rebellion and death—and another chance at life. The wilderness is indeed a “roundabout” way toward freedom and new life (Exod 13:18). The steps, alternately outlined by God and taken by the people of Israel, chart a story of recovery. Through these steps, Israel changes and grows. By interpreting this story alongside two other traditions of recovery, the Desert Tradition of early Christianity and the Twelve-step Program of today, this commentary invites readers to discover among the abstruse and archaic elements of Leviticus and Numbers a font of practical instruction and experience.
NLT Study Bible Notes
The work of seven years has produced one of the most thorough study Bibles to date. The NLT Study Bible Notes will provide you with plenty of material to consider during study time, devotions, small group meetings, or in other various settings.
Hosea (Mentor Commentary | MC)
Like a wife unfaithful to her husband, so Israel was unfaithful to the Lord. This is vividly illustrated in the book of Hosea where Hosea’s own marriage represents Israel’s relationship with the Lord. In worldly terms it appears that life is going well for God’s people. The Northern Kingdom had been going through a time of great economic stability and security. However this does not lead the people of Israel to give thanks to the Lord who is the provider of such blessings but rather they fall straight into the arms of the heathen idol Baal. Despite their unfaithfulness, the Lord does not give up on them, but rather he speaks to them in grace and mercy. Through the use of metaphors, Hosea brings an uncomfortable, yet vital message to warn them of impending judgment if they do not return to Yahweh, the one true God. Hosea shows that God’s constant love and perfect judgment, when put together, restores his relationship with his people. This prophecy is a book of hope for us today...
Knowing God’s Truth: An Introduction to Systematic Theology (Theology Basics)
Pastor Jon Nielson has written Knowing God’s Truth, a part of the Theology Basics suite, to make systematic theology clear, meaningful, and practical for those looking for a highly accessible guide to studying God. In this introduction, Nielson defines systematic theology as “theological study done in a highly organized, topical way” and covers the 12 basic categories—Scripture, man, sin, church, and more. He also helps readers learn to apply theology in their everyday lives by integrating invitations to pray and meditate on what they’ve learned.
Expository Dictionary of Bible Words: Word Studies for Key English Bible Words Based on the Hebrew and Greek Texts
The Expository Dictionary of Bible Words is more than just a handy and thorough alphabetical guide to the English translation of the Hebrew and Greek words used in both Testaments. There are thousands of articles, all arranged alphabetically by English word and coded to Strong’s numbering system for ease of use. Each article is divided into two sections—Old Testament (Hebrew) Words and New Testament (Greek) Words—with an entry for the Hebrew or Greek word along with its transliteration, translation, range of meaning(s), and comments on its use in different biblical contexts. A comprehensive system of cross-references aids the reader in finding different words as well as discussions of related words and themes.
The Fire That Consumes: A Biblical and Historical Study of the Doctrine of Final Punishment, 3rd ed.
Evangelical Christians affirm together that a dreadful destiny awaits those who reject God's grace throughout life. According to the traditional view, that destiny will involve unending conscious torment in hell. However, believers are increasingly questioning that understanding, as both unbiblical and inconsistent with the character of God revealed in the Scriptures and in the man Jesus Christ.
From Creation to New Creation: Essays on Biblical Theology and Exegesis
In this unique text, sixteen well-known evangelical scholars celebrate the work of G.K. Beale, whose study and understanding of the Scriptures has garnered immense appreciation among scholars and exegetes of all kinds. Beale is renowned for his studies that explore how the writers of the New Testament used the Old Testament Scriptures in their letters, Gospels, narrative, and apocalypse. His work has greatly contributed to Evangelical biblical scholarship as we know it today. While this commemorative work celebrates one man’s contribution to Evangelical biblical scholarship, it is also a technical text that students and professors of advanced New Testament studies will value in the classroom.
A Handbook on Ezekiel (UBS Handbook Series)
'A Handbook on Ezekiel' is part of the UBS Handbook Series. This is a series of “Helps for Translators” that present each book of the Bible from the unique perspective of Bible translators. This Handbook provides information about the book of Ezekiel that is especially important in helping translators and students of the Bible understand this book as it has come to us.
The Preacher’s Greek Companion to Philippians: A Selective Commentary for Meditation and Sermon Preparation (The Preacher’s Greek Companion Series)
Whether their Greek is beginner or advanced, this series will empower readers to deepen their study of the Greek text and preach a content-driven, engaging sermon. This book and the entire Preacher’s Companion Series is a fresh and helpful companion to traditional commentaries and a valuable addition to every preacher’s library.
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