A Study Guide and a Teacher’s Manual Gospel Principles was written both as a personal study guide and as a teacher’s manual. As you study it, seeking the Spirit of the Lord, you can grow in your understanding and testimony of God the Father, Jesus Christand His Atonement, and the Restoration of the gospel. You can find answers to life’s questions, gain an assurance of your purpose and self-worth, and face personal and family challenges with faith.
Dr. Mufeed Ibrahim Said's words: This is a small book of significant value, written by a woman of great humility. It is rich in its contents, and it enriches those who are fortunate to study it. Faiza's life was summarized by many callings by the Lord and her obedient response to the Lord's calls. When she was fifteen years old, she attended a revival meeting in Beni Suef, Egypt, during which she heard the invitation of the Lord Jesus to accept His salvation by grace. She accepted immediately and submitted her life at that moment to the Lord as her life was forever changed. Rev. Esper Ajjaj's words: What do we say about someone who devoted his entire life to the service of the Lord Jesus? This is Rev. Hanna Ibrahim who served the Lord in his life and his words and sermons. His family followed his steps in love and in service.
Rick Bereit draws from his 30 years of military experience to provide a detailed overview of life in the military, life as a Christian, and, most important, how the two fit together. Designed as a lifelong handbook-from the first day of basic training through an entire enlistment or career- In His Service is a comprehensive resource to equip you for service to your country.
Consisting of a series of addresses largely based on the church year, In His Service focuses on addresses which were given by the author during the last 56 years. This is a down-to-earth book, which aims to show that the bible is relevant to the modern world and can be appreciated by all people – not just church goers. In His Service is easy to read, set out in a ‘thought of the day’ style, with each section complete in itself. In addition to the addresses for the great church seasons, such as Easter and Christmas, there are addresses for special occasions such as the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the commemoration of the outbreak of World War I. As well as a scriptual base, history, geography, law and politics are scattered throughout, in addition to beautiful photographs that illustrate the church of the Leicestershire area and in Poland where he has worked. Foreword from Rt. Rev’d Tim Stevens, Bishop of Leicester, 1999-2015: “It is a very remarkable thing to be able to look back over 56 years of preaching, as Derek has done here. It is even more remarkable to see the consistent quality and clarity of the straightforward Christian message that Derek has laid out over those years.”
What if God suddenly spoke to you? What if He told you to go and give specific messages to people from Him? Would you do it even if it cost you everything? What if it cost you your reputation, your business, your marriage, your family, and your friends? Join Eric Wheeler on his incredible true-life journey of what it really means to serve God and His people. Discover what Jesus truly meant when He said 'take up your cross and follow Me.' In His Service: The Memoirs of a Modern-Day Messenger of God gives you a first-hand intimate and honest look into what it literally means to know God and to hear from Him regularly and to serve Him faithfully in our modern, antagonistic, and disbelieving world. Eric Wheeler currently resides in Lakewood, Colorado, where he hosts and moderates an informative free-sharing Christian website called Sharing the Way (www.sharingtheway.com). When he is not ministering, Eric enjoys spending time with his kids, coaching and playing basketball, writing music, and golf.
The Spirit of service is in trouble in America. The idea of service is not what it once was. Several decades of 'me-first' attitude have played havoc with the concept of service. This is unfortunate because God put us on this Earth to serve one another and to share His love. Educators are in the ideal profession to carry out God's will. It is the author's hope that this book will help educators mentally, emotionally and spiritually survive the difficult times, as well as celebrate and focus on the joys of the teaching profession. This book is divided into the months of the school year (August through June). The challenges and joys of each month of the school year are explored and celebrated. Because of the busy schedule most keep as educators, the format of this book is set up for approximately two readings per week.
The Christian faith once meant that a believer responded to a dark world by word and by deed. However, a modern, self-centered church has isolated the faith to a pietism that relinquishes charitable responsibility to the state. The end result has been the empowering of a humanistic world order. In addition, God's great and redeeming power is virtually limited to saving souls from eternal destruction. In Biblical terms, the priority if God's Kingdom first, and all our acts of mercy and benevolence must be in terms of that grand mission. We are God's servants - we dare not expect God to serve our needs ahead of His Kingdom. It is now difficult for the church to recover the Biblical meaning of words like charity and compassion because post-World War II liberalism has redefined them politically into state welfarism. This redefinition has made charity a political tool to retain social order and made the state the primary agency of compassion. Charity is no longer personal. But Biblical compassion flows from our having first received the grace of God and then manifesting it to others. Therefore, Biblical charity - which is compassion in action - is personal: it begins with God's mercy towards us, and then the people of God give expression to that at an individual level. It is in His service that we understand out calling to charity. In this book, Rushdoony elucidates the Christian's calling to charity and its implications for godly dominion. In an age when Christian action is viewed in political terms, a return to Christian works of compassion and Godly service will help usher in a return of the reign of God as no piece of legislation ever could.
King Hertfa is working to maintain his empire against the forces of the Dark Lords. Nykloneci has determined he is going to serve the king in whatever way he can. He knows he can do great things for the king if only he can get his chance. His father Herbance has become an elder to the king, and with this position comes great and awesome responsibilities. Nykloneci is trying to figure out a way to surpass his father in his service to King Hertfa. Nykloneci has entered the service of the king and has attained the position of a water bearer to the king's warriors. He knows he can do more, but now he must wait for his time to come. The chance seems like it will never arrive for Nykloneci until the three day war begins. Tanas has gathered several of the tribal leaders, and they have determined if they come against the king together they can take over the empire. This massive battle begins and the king's warriors are terribly outnumbered by the forces which have joined under the leadership of Tanas. King Hertfa begins to wonder what chance his warriors will have against such overwhelming odds. King Hertfa makes his plans with one of his secrets as the focus of what he needs to remain in control of the empire. This is only the beginning and there is always more to come; look for the next installment of the adventures of Nykloneci in Nykloneci's Rise to the General of the King's Army.
Mrs. Dalley's book is the kind of reading you can't put off until later. After she retired, she was called by God into the mission field, and her writing puts you in the field with her. You share her tears, her joys, her faith, and the laughter. Alene traveled the world, but not to the usual comfortable tourist locations the countries had to offer. She ventured into the lives of the common people where she might share the love of Jesus and provide hope where there was despair. She shared their simple lives, often sleeping in her bag on the ground or a cot, and giving up the comforts we take for granted. She was confronted by obstacles which only prayer could overcome. If you've ever considered serving God in a similar manner, this is the book for you. Alene Dalley writes, "There are many different types of mission trips. There are also many different kinds of accomodations. For those of you who are not as adventurous or like the comforts of home, there are mission trips for you, too. The stories in this book are true experiences on the mission field. I pray that you will enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed living them."
