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by Neil T. Anderson (Get the Book)
Featuring a new introduction by Neil T. Anderson, this freshly re-covered edition of his bestselling book The Bondage Breaker (more than 1.2 million copies sold) leads readers away from the shadows and shackles in their lives and toward the freedom that comes when they realize they have the right to be free confront the power of Satan fight the temptation to do it their way trade deception for grace affirm their identity in Christ Neil Anderson ultimately helps people break negative thought patterns, control irrational feelings, and break out of the bondage of sinful behavior. Those struggling will discover how to embrace the promise of Jesus to win the spiritual battles that confront them. (Publisher)
by Dwayne A. Tunstall (Get the Book)
One hundred years ago, Harvard philosopher Josiah Royce was the most important speculative thinker in the English-speaking world about Christian philosophical ethics. Tunstall (Grand Valley State) offers an intensive examination of Royce's general theological system and his radical ethics of loyalty. Theologians may take greater interest in Royce's pioneering efforts to reconcile God's supreme divinity with the full reality of human souls and personalities. Royce's idealistic metaphysics was challenged by charges of pantheism and absolutism, and it was especially challenged by fellow personalists to guarantee that the individual has independent freedom and responsibility. Royce sought a reconciliation in a God communing with people and people's striving for ethical improvement, a God of ethical ideals and especially the supreme ideal of "loyalty to loyalty." Those who strive for moral improvement by staying loyal to ideals, and to those fellow human beings pursuing ideals, together build the "beloved community." Tunstall then discusses the influence of Royce's thought on Martin Luther King Jr., and some intersections with the views of Levinas. --Choice
by John M. Frame (Get the Book)
“As a theology professor at Biola University where our students have to take three semesters of Christian doctrine I feel like I co-teach all my classes with Wayne Grudem. His Systematic Theology provides the core theology content for all my classes and most of the other undergraduate theology courses at the University. It excels in its clarity, readability, and biblically based approach that seeks to get theology into real life. Systematic Theology consistently accomplishes its obvious goal throughout---to lead the reader to greater knowledge and worship of the God of the Bible.' Talbot School of Theology of Biola University -- K. Erik Thoennes
by Perry F. Stone (Get the Book)
Will Your Spiritual Armor Withstand the Forces of the Enemy? As believers we are assigned special God gear for protection--the spiritual armor that is described by Paul in Ephesians 6. What many people don't know is that the success of this gear is dependent upon our knowledge of these weapons and our insight into the warfare strategies of the adversary. In There's a Crack in Your Armor best-selling author Perry Stone shows you how to protect and effectively wield your spiritual armor, explaining: Seven common factors that wear down your spiritual strength; What to do when your armor has taken a beating; How to apply little-talked-about pieces of God's armor in your life; How to seal off any opening that is inviting assaults on you, your family, and your church If you are engaged in a physical, mental, or spiritual battle, this book will be your resource strategy weapon to bring victory! (Summary)
by Henry M. Morris (Get the Book)
-- Verse-by-verse commentary of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon -- Much research and detail on the life of Solomon is presented -- An in-depth study for the serious student of the BibleIsn't it amazing that a man who had 700 wives and 300 concubines and ruled a country for 40 years still had time to write three of the most profound books of the Bible? Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon all show marks of divine inspiration, and each can be a blessing to the reader, but why would God choose a man who turned to idolatry to write these books? Dr. Henry Morris, author of the commentaries Treasures in the Psalms and The Remarkable Record of Job, addresses the enigma of Solomon and presents a verse-by-verse commentary on his writings. Having studied the Bible for 60 years, Dr. Morris' wisdom is also quite remarkable, as you will quickly learn as you read The Remarkable Wisdom of Solomon. (Publisher Supplied text)
