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Our unique Bible offerings allow you to start any month and stay on track to finish in just 1 year! With daily readings labeled for each day of the year, you can begin in February and complete the entire Bible by January of next year.

Experience God's faithfulness and love in this devotional journey through every book of the Bible. In this 52-week devotional from trusted Bible teacher Dr. David Jeremiah, you'll discover a year of devotional time overflowing with God’s blessings.

A rip roaring, hair raising, edge-of-your-chair saga of the first-century believers. From the day of Pentecost, on through the first seventeen years, every historical figure of that age is there: alive, vivid, believable.

From the garden of Eden to the garden of Gethsemane, trees have borne silent witness to the long arc of our redemption story. Christmas is more than a holiday we observe each year—it's a special piece of a much bigger story. In this teaching series, Pastor Skip Heitzig walks through some of the trees that mark key events in the story of God and His people—from original sin to the birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Our reading plan starts on May 1st. Transform your spiritual journey and deepen your understanding of God's word with The Bible in a Year. Let the new Easy to Understand, Read Version (EUR) guide you through the entire Bible in just 12 months, uncovering timeless wisdom, inspiration, and guidance.

This is a heartfelt book. I accepted Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord in 1977. I answered Jesus’ call to ministry in 1980. So, I have been in ministry for many years. And being in ministry I am familiar with the unique issues people go through who serve the Lord. I have been the pastor of two churches during this time. I pastored in a denomination and a nondenominational church. The church I have served in since 1993 is a church the Lord used me to plant. For the first 17 years or so, I was bi-vocational; the Lord provided for my family and I through various jobs and eventually in a ...

Does the Jezebel Spirit still reign supreme?

As we know, Jesus established His church when talking to Peter those many centuries ago. ”And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.” (Matthew 16:18) During the centuries that followed after Jesus made this statement to Peter, His church has been assailed almost constantly by various false teachers. I believe it is just as relevant today that we guard ourselves against the false teachings of those who would deceive us as it has been at any time during the past 2000 years.

Short-Reads: Awaken Jezebel Plasma Duality Space Jam Why I Write The True Enemy Spirochete Pacifist The Charter

Is FreeMasonry beneficial to the common man?

Compelled to Share the Gospel is a book for everyone. If you know the Lord and are afraid to share the gospel, this book will help you overcome that fear. If you know the Lord but have no desire to share the gospel, this book will show you why you should change your mind and share the gospel. If you know the Lord and share the gospel regularly, this book will hopefully encourage you to keep doing so. If you don’t know the Lord but have a Christian friend who just won’t stop sharing the gospel with you or who is trying to share the gospel with you, this book will show you why you should ...

Fue de este verso donde nace el título de este libro. Mientras lo leía y lo leía una y otra vez, sentía un ardor en mi corazón y comprendí lo que el Espíritu Santo me quería dejar ver. Dictaré palabras que cambiarán tu modo de pensar por años, sin poder tener a alguien que te muestre lo diferente, aun cuando está escrito en la biblia bajo el contexto correcto. Has escuchado toda una vida que "pelees por tu victoria".

As the summer solstice approaches, June brings a sense of renewal and growth. It's an ideal time to embark on a transformative spiritual journey. By starting in June, you'll avoid the Back-to-School Rush: Beat the chaos of the upcoming school year and establish a consistent reading habit before the busy months ahead.

The Soul's Longing: An Orthodox Christian Perspective on Biblical Interpretation has as its main purpose to show the deep connection between spiritual life and biblical interpretation which is both inspiring and accurate. It also makes clear the powerful effect of the interpreter's theology – especially the understanding of who Jesus Christ is – upon his or her method of biblical interpretation.

Missed the January rush? No worries! This Easter season, embark on a life-changing adventure with "The Bible in a Year" reading plan. Designed to deepen your connection with God, this plan is perfect for starting anew during the Easter season.

The five individual chapter commentaries on the Epistle of James that I have written have been incorporated into one text of the entire epistle. The first two chapter commentaries were written in 1998 and have been greatly modified for this text. An effort has also been made to convert previously used first person language with more formal third person language. That having been said and in looking at the first chapter of the Epistle of James, it considers authorship, the date that the epistle was written, and the basis for its acceptance into the biblical canon. With a strong focus on the ...

This is the first volume in a series that looks at thinking missionally about the world around us and our part in the mission of God. Volume 1 looks at the role and importance of missions in the life and ministry of Jesus.

Thirteen studies (each with an optional companion video) to help you explore your Bible questions. Approaching the Bible topically comes with both a challenge and a danger. The challenge is in the vastness of Scripture—how can you discover the answers to your specific questions among so much information? The danger is in reading Scripture out of context, which is one of the greatest threats to biblical literacy today. This multi-volume series will help you overcome both the challenge and the danger.

This text was not written to show how much better the godly kings were than the ungodly kings. It was not written to try to show that God had loved the children of Israel more than the people of all of the other nations. To the contrary, this text was written to show that, in some instances, the godly kings did some things that were just as bad as any of the ungodly kings of Israel. It was written to show that the Lord loved the people who opposed the children of Israel just like He loved the children of Israel. The notion that He had showed special favor to one type of people over another ...

No worries! March is a great month to begin your journey to read the Bible in a year. "The Bible in a Year" plan is designed to help you deepen your connection with God, and it's never too late to start.