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1 & 2 Thessalonians / Kathleen Buswell Nielson
This study leads in a close examination of these two epistles of Paul to the Thessalonian church he planted and loved. Each lesson’s five days of questions (along with helpful comments and context) guide in a process of careful study and application of the biblical text. The shape and themes of each epistle emerge, as well as Paul’s overriding focus on the second coming of Jesus as a constant lens through which to live and learn and even suffer. Paul’s loving encouragement and careful teaching about holy living and working in preparation for Jesus’ coming can speak powerfully to Christians today.
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All My Holy Mountain / L. B. Graham
"All My Holy Mountain" is great fantasy fun with a kick. Graham warns us of the risk of losing ourselves in the task we take up. Even good things can become addictions.
–Jeff Gerke, Founder, WhereTheMapEnds.com
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Joshua / Kathleen Buswell Nielson
Joshua: All God’s Good Promises leads through a detailed study of this Old Testament book about God’s unfailing promises to his people. Each lesson’s five days of questions (along with helpful comments and context) guide in a process of careful examination and application of the biblical text. Close attention is given to the shape and development of the narrative – as Joshua leads across the Jordan, through the conquest of the land, and into the settled rest of the inheritance promised them.
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Keep Going / Neil Martin
‘Keep Going!’ offers practical help to Christians struggling with their
beliefs. It deals frankly, thoroughly, sympathetically and biblically with
questions about assurance, judgment, biblical authenticity and the existence
of God. It does so by developing and applying a simple framework for understanding intellectual struggles in the Christian life.
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What Is Providence? / Derek Thomas
Few things distinguish Christian and secular worldviews with greater clarity than the doctrine of providence: that everything that happens is the outcome of the sovereign overruling of God—everything!. What is Providence? examines this truth by observing how the Bible explains the complex lives of men and women as well as weighing opposing viewpoints, including Open Theism and Molinistic views of “middle knowledge.”
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