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  Reformed Theology

  Jonathan Lair Master

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  What is Reformed theology? For some, it's all about the covenants. Others think of the Five Points of Calvinism or doctrines such as election and predestination. If you're looking for more clarity on the topic, or if you're hoping to provide an explanation for someone else, this brief book serves as a helpful primer and quick reference tool for anyone who wants a well-rounded overview. Learn what makes Reformed theology distinctive, delve into its historic context and biblical support, and get a better grasp of the meaning of the terminology involved. Informative and reverent, this short book provides church leaders, study groups, and individuals with discussion questions and extensive Q&A on related topics.

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  Empath and Psychic abilities -...

  David Michael Wood

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  Do you want to uncover the world of psychics, clairvoyance, mediumship, and more?  
  Looking for a detailed, in-depth exploration of developing a deeper connection with your higher self, finding your spirit guides, and becoming a better empath?  
  With vital information on everything from the fundamentals of empathy to the benefits of being an empath, how to strengthen your psychic abilities, and how to stay in control of your emotions, this book offers you a roadmap for making the most of this incredible skill. 
  Here’s what you’ll discover inside:Tips on how to keep yourself safe and protected from negative entities and people who wish you harm while you perform psychic featsUnderstanding psychic empathsThe four kinds of psychic intuitive types How to use energy and clairvoyance to help others on their healing journeyCountless benefits of being an empathHow to embrace your gift of empathyFind out how to develop your psychic abilities. 
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  A Merchant Called Lydia

  Kenneth Winter

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  Lydia was a successful merchant who sold her goods to the wealthy and elite of her day. What need did she have of a Savior?  She was a Gentile who had grown up in the midst of a pantheon of gods. Why would she care to hear about the God of the Jews?  Why should a Roman citizen from Thyatira living in Philippi be drawn to a Jewish carpenter crucified on a cross in Jerusalem?  The Book of Acts recounts the stories of numerous men and a few women God chose to use to plant His church in the first century. This is the story of one of those – a merchant called Lydia.  Explore her story and the story of the times in which she lived — the portion you may already know … and the rest of the story that could have been.

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  A Shrewd Wise Dove

  Temitope Odetunde

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  It was a nice Sunday evening and I was listening to a message by Apostle Joshua Selman. 
  He read a portion of the scripture from Matthew 10:16 which reads: "I am sending you out like sheep among wolves, therefore be as shrewd as snakes and innocent as a dove".  I am keen to know what is so special about a snake that out all the beasts of the field, the scripture recommended the characteristics of a beast that instill fear and respect in human all over the world. As you read this book, I pray that it will encourage you to live your life as a shrewd wise dove.

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  The Open Sanctuary - Access to...

  Nicholas J. Moore

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  How can impure, earthbound humans gain access to God, who is holy and in heaven? In ancient Israel and much of the ancient world, the answer was obvious: by means of a temple. The temple gives access to God because it images the cosmos. 
   
  This book explores how the concept of a heavenly temple emerged as an important theological concept for early Christians. They developed their understanding of Christ and his work in part through their understanding of heaven as a temple. Nicholas Moore examines the heavenly temple concept in the New Testament within its Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts, demonstrating that the ministry of Jesus gives believers access to the dwelling place of God himself. Moore explores conceptions of the heavenly temple in the ancient world, Second Temple Judaism, the book of Revelation, Hebrews, the Gospels, Acts, and other early Christian literature. 
   
  One important contribution of the book is to provide a corrective to the way many people understand the Jerusalem temple in early Christian thought. It is the first comprehensive study of the heavenly temple in the New Testament. Professors, students, and scholars of the New Testament will benefit from this work.

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  All Christians Are Monks - The...

  George Guiver

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  The contemporary Church has much to learn from monastic communities—things it has lost and needs to rediscover, including community, mutual submission, the benefits to be gained from a repertoire of physical and other practices, the fundamental importance of a sense of the Church and the living Christian tradition, and of the Eucharist and daily prayer. Much else is revealed, as George Guiver leads his readers through a detailed repertoire of monastic life, and they will be surprised to discover how much of it belongs to all Christians.
  
   
  All Christians are Monks looks at difficulties of believing and praying in the highly secular context of today, with an urge to be real, rather than fudging things. All of this can and does lead to a greater confidence in the Christian enterprise, and to our greater flourishing as persons. Examples from contemporary church life illustrate ways in which we can allow the gospel to be distorted by secular values, while at the same time we fail to make sufficient use of the gifts of our modern secular society.

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