Rebecca Lin introduces a book that proved to be pivotal in her discussions with classmates during Christian Studies.
A collection of 60 reflections from Phillip Jensen on living life "by God's word". (Hardback)
These days the word love has kind of by default come to mean something like ‘affirmation’. To love someone or something necessarily means to approve every bit of them. To disagree with some aspect of their life or character means you must hate them, or be afraid of them. (Although,
“You have your meaning, and I have mine.”
8 talks by Phillip Jensen on John 18-19 (on an MP3 format disc).
This Proverbs 31 woman is completely consistent with the growth in Christ-likeness that God predestined for all of us.
Hanging in There is a book about God, you, the Bible, prayer, church, relationships, sex, feelings, doubts, love and, above all, 'hanging in there' as a Christian. If you're a young Christian (teenager to early twenties), new to the Christian faith or a long-serving Christian who could use some encouragement this book is for you. [ebook format]
Many Protestants today know “very little about the earth-shattering events and debates of the Reformation".
It’s a word that drives just about any pastor to despair (although not necessarily because he sees it in his own heart and life). The word? Consumerism.
It is assumed, to put it simplistically, that to be more faithful to God you must preach longer.