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Jesus Calling® The Story of Christmas shares the Christmas story with your children by starting at creation and showing that Jesus has always been present and that God has always had a plan for Christmas. Each page features Bible verses and Jesus Calling devotions as it explores the true meaning of the nativity story.
The third volume in this popular series chronicles the final week of the life of Jesus Christ in magnificent paintings and inspiring text. With pen and brush, author and artist combine talents to portray the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, his sufferings for the sins of mankind, and his glorious resurrection. In so doing, they share a significant and marvelous account of the ministry of the Son of God.
Author Susan Easton Black and artist Liz Lemon Swindle once again share an artistic narrative glimpse of the mortal ministry of Jesus Christ. They chronicle how he took upon himself the sorrows of humankind and overcame death. They depict familiar Bible scenes but also share a vision of Christ as a legend, a revolutionary, and a man who walked the earth and lived as part of his native community. King of Kings is ultimately a story of love, forgiveness, and redemption.
Journey Day by Day: Living Life Well is a women’s devotional from Walk Thru the Bible. The devotional is designed to guide women through a daily spiritual journey, offering encouragement, meaningful Scripture verses, and guided prayers. Each daily entry begins with God’s Word and is followed by a short reflection that encourages readers to explore the spiritual lessons found in everyday experiences. The devotional also suggests a deeper Scripture reading before concluding with prayer, helping readers grow in intimacy with God and live life well each day.
Jude: A Mirror of the Early Church offers a thoughtful study of the Book of Jude, exploring its historical, social, and theological background. The book highlights how Jude’s message addressed the challenges faced by the early church while drawing out key biblical themes that remain relevant for Christians today. It is a valuable resource for pastors, Bible students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this important New Testament epistle.
Dimensions 21.0 × 14.0 cm Format Paperback ISBN 9789389069655 Number of pages 434 Publisher Omega Book World Year of Publishing 2020
We live in an age of skepticism. Our society places such faith in empirical reason, historical progress, and heartfelt emotion that it’s easy to wonder: Why should anyone believe in Christianity? What role can faith and religion play in our modern lives? In this thoughtful and inspiring new book, pastor and New York Times bestselling author Timothy Keller invites skeptics to consider that Christianity is more relevant now than ever. As human beings, we cannot live without meaning, satisfaction, freedom, identity, justice, and hope. Christianity provides us with unsurpassed resources to meet these needs. Written for both the ardent believer and the skeptic, Making Sense of God shines a light on the profound value and importance of Christianity in our lives.
This book in many ways, is a pioneering attempt to discuss about the impact of globalization on marriage relationships. So it deserves to be widely read and discussed by lay leaders, students, teachers and scholars. I am convinced that this book will serve its purpose and I am extremely glad and hope that the book will have wide readership both in India and beyond and that will contribute much to the enhancement of contextual and marital theology.
Media Omnipresence is a study of Media, marketing, Development, Environment, and Politics. It is an attempt to bring together significant topics from the above realms in one place and provide useful references to students, faculty, researchers and other interested readers.
As one of history’s most passionate defenders of Christian doctrine, Saint Athanasius is notable for his apologist essays and their substantial contribution to early Orthodox theology. As a bishop serving in fourth century Alexandria, Athanasius composed this essay in his early life and devoted it to a number of issues still debated by theologians today, including monotheism, spiritual salvation, and the divine nature of Jesus Christ.
Orthodoxy (1908) is a book by G. K. Chesterton that has become a classic of Christian apologetics. The book was written when Chesterton was an Anglican. He converted to Catholicism 14 years later. Chesterton chose the title Orthodoxy to focus instead on the plainness of the Apostles’ Creed, through he admitted the general sound of the title was “a thinnish sort of thing”
Six-session small group studies to build true community within the church and among the world Parables: Jesus, the wisest man who ever lived, had much to say about God, the human heart, the future, life, anger, love, and everything that mattered. Digging into the treasure trove of the wisdom and truth hidden in his parables will stretch minds, feed souls, pierce hearts, and shape his followers into true disciples.
In this book you will learn:
• How Pastor Abusers operate.
• Why they are determined to bring you down.
• How to recognize when trouble is brewing.
• What to do when you’re under attack.
In this commentary on five of Paul the Apostle’s letters — written to the churches in Corinth, Thessalonica, and Philippi — F. F. Bruce highlights Paul’s deep pastoral concern and his commitment to the spiritual growth of the believers he cared for so deeply. Because many of the challenges faced by Paul and the early Christians continue to resonate today, this book serves as a practical and insightful guide for Christian growth and maturity.
Postcolonial Tribal Theology: Reading Poverty in Luke 6: 21 is a work that attempts to re-read the theology of poverty in Luke 6: 21 to unmask the imperial overtone within the text owing to the Sitz-in-Leben with which the text was composed. The theology of poverty located in Luke 6: 21 had been interpreted in the Christian faith tradition as a message of God’s vindication of the poor and the judgment of the wicked. Traditional interpretation has negated the imperial connotation that exists within the theology of poverty due to the imperial situation within which the text emerged.
When we look at the reality of our life and existence, we are faced with layers and layers of challenges both from within and outside. It begins with our own personal battles at home within the family circles. We also face many hardships and problems in the larger society, the Church, State, nation and beyond. Our faith is continually shaken by various forces which make it very difficult for us to make a stand in certain situations, hesitant and indecisive about what to do and how to face the situation and so on in our lives.
It is intended to serve as a guiding material to those who undertakes development action towards Dalit empowerment. It will be also useful to scholars who undertake social science studies from the perspective of the marginalized people.
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