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Readers will discover the secrets of living for something greater than themselves, improving the quality of their day-to-day relationship with Jesus Christ, fueling the fire in the lives of others, and outlasting their lives. Readers will be AWESTRUCK by how their new daily choices result in a life on fire that ignites a flame in others.

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Jonathan and Amanda Ferguson will take you on a journey that will awaken you and cause you to know and serve God to your full capacity.

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Reporting from within the halls of Christian history and the Christian intellectual tradition, he offers a new perspective on a growing trend in American Christianity.

Taking readers on a tour of a typical mega-church, MacNair reveals the inner workings of this growing organizational approach to American Christianity.

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Popular pastor and rising evangelical star Chad Veach comes alongside readers facing pain, loss, or crushed dreams to take them on a journey toward a deeper understanding of God and irrepressible hope.

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Publishers' catalogues are full of books on the Church's view of homosexuality; this book offers gay views of the church. Using social scientific methods, it summarizes 36 surveys of gay attitudes toward religious communities, including Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim and Native American traditions.

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We each long to be seen and understood. Yet most of our days pass seemingly unwitnessed. Drawing from both personal and biblical story, Sara Hagerty explores the spiritual richness of being hidden in God--'wasting' resources, time, and ourselves at His feet even when no one else sees.

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This volume extends the insights of queer theory in order to unsettle or queer our understandings of religion, science, and the relationship between them. It asks how queer religion, science, and philosophy can and/or should be as a way to continue our conversations and explorations of the world in which we live.

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Conflict between Sikhs and Muslims is often remarked upon but rarely investigated rigorously. Such conflict is typically described as being due to angry youth or ethnic hatred and religious passions. This book interrogates such explanations, by focusing upon the relationship between diaspora and the articulation of a postcolonial Sikh identity.

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The Unshakable Hope study provides groups of all sizes the opportunity to discuss and apply what they experience during the twelve-week Unshakable Hope church campaign. This study will open participants eyes as to how they can view their problems in light of Gods many promises in Scripture.

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*NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER* What feels shaky in your world Are you overwhelmed by the problems youre facing or the pain youre feeling Maybe you feel hurt by the past. Disappointed by the present. Worried about the future. If so, you are not alone, but there is hope. You can live with security and purpose.

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Presents the meta-theoretical approach according to which a popular method of analysis and interpretation regarding the books of "Samuel" is discussed and evaluated critically. This study intends to attempt a better understanding of the biblical texts and their influence and meaning.

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Billy Graham draws from his lifetime of study and ministry to offer this devotional classic, featuring 365 meditations to calm you and point you toward the One who can always help.

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Stephen Baldwin explains why he compares his new life of faith to jumping out of an airplane without a parachute and calls you to take the plunge.

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From a rare insiders point of view, Unveiling Grace is the gripping story of how former Brigham Young University professor Lynn Wilders entire family, deeply enmeshed in the Mormon Church for thirty years, found their way out into the loving arms of Jesus' grace.

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Questions, how the cross of Jesus can be reimagined in such a way as to offer a path of hope rather than resignation. Drawing upon diverse resources as well as personal experience of deep loss, the author explores the terrain of suffering, from the loss of loved ones to the imprisonment of mental illness and the global catastrophe of AIDS.

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Authority is something we experience every day, but is it necessary Most people think it is not, that we have authority only when there is some defect in us that authority is needed to fill in. This book shows the human importance of authority.

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The papacy is the greatest and longest-lasting institution in the history of the West. Paul Collins describes the evolution of the office of the papacy over the past two millennia, from St Peter to Pope John Paul II.

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Find your true purpose and destiny in the pursuit of the passion and character of God. Be a part of a revolution that changes a life of imitation and mediocrity into one of passion and character . . . a radical revolt that will forever change the world!

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Examines the location of the prophecies in Jeremiah's life and considers the book's social, ethical, theological, political, and devotional implications. This work reflects the ferment in studies of Jeremiah.

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Upside-Down Utopia: Directionality for the City of God demonstrates that determining an appropriate heading for utopian affect entails identifying its genesis within past loss, an initial catastrophe defining humankinds nature and struggle, highlighting the need for divine aid to orient the quest for the city of God.

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