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The Color of Compromise Study Guide, used together with The Color of Compromise Video Study, unpacks the content of the video study for an in-depth diagnosis of a racially divided American church, suggesting ways to foster a more equitable and inclusive environment among God's people.

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When a white woman from the suburbs marries the black son of prominent civil rights activist James Meredith, her world, and later the lives of her mixed-race sons, is changed forever. Caras journey into issues of racial healing and justice is a story of love, history, faith, and learning to see and celebrate the beauty of everyone.

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Drawing on his own experiences and pivotal Bible stories, author Louie Giglio shows how God is all about comebacks. No matter what disappointment, trouble, or heartache we encounter, God always offers a new beginning, a change of heart, and a powerful spiritual turnaround.

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The Comeback celebrates new beginnings. It offers encouragement and perspective, and its for you if you feel frustrated or confused, if youre sorrowing or in pain, if youve made mistakes or are grieving, if youre disappointed or feel as though life doesnt make sense.

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This text opens up the literary dimensions of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, using a lively form of narrative criticism to explore new meanings and the moral imagination of its writers.

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Sets forth a critical initiative in theological apologetics which advocates a fundamental reassessment of theological self-understanding and method, especially in its attentiveness to the present reality of God in revelation.

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Sets forth a critical initiative in theological apologetics which advocates a fundamental reassessment of theological self-understanding and method, especially in its attentiveness to the reality of God in revelation.

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This book provides an accessible exploration of religious education and theology in the historic black church. The book then looks at two mega churches to determine their ecclesiastical structure and whether they are continuing the legacy and what the implications of their breach is for the US religious landscape.

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Part of a series that places Christianity in its social, cultural, political and economic context, this title advances our understanding of the sources used behind the composition of John's "Apocalypse" by performing a source-critical investigation of selected portions of the "Synoptic Gospels" and John's "Apocalypse".

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For 2000 years, Judaism and Christianity have been at odds with one another. The problem at the heart of the division is the concept of messiah. This title looks at the concept of messiah from an historical perspective and examines its roots in ancient Jewish literature, and its development within the Christian tradition.

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This work documents the story of 20th-century criticism and praise for Augustine's classic, an ancient text that has grown in stature like few other Western classics.

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A chronological survey of Congregationalism throughout the course of its history and a collection of biographies of significant Congregationalists forms the core of this work. The book aims to show how the Puritan way of seeing God, humanity, and salvation has continued to influence Americans.

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Shame has become a topic of major interest in the literature of psychology and anthropology. This book explores the phenomenon of shame in the Hebrew Bible, focusing particularly on the major prophets as shame vocabulary is most prominent there.

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From the early narratives of such colonial writers as Jonathan Edwards to the more recent conversion experiences of Jim Bakker, Jerry Falwell, and Pat Robertson, America is rich in both conversions and autobiographies.