Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
The Creator of mankind does have a plan for you, and He reveals it through an annual cycle of festivals called Holy Days described in the Scriptures. It is an astounding plan offering an incredible future to every man, woman, and child who has ever lived. God’s Holy Day Plan: The Promise of Hope for All Mankind will help you understand the incredible truth about what lies ahead for all humanity.
God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit—is God three persons in one being, or is God a family? How about the claim of other sects that acknowledges only the Father as God and not the Son and the Holy Spirit? Which of these beliefs should we believe in?
“”Who and What is God?”” This question confused man for millennia, yet many have not found peace with the answer they received. Moreover, this confusion expanded as new and different brands of Christianity were organized. But what is the truth about the character of God?
In this book, Pack emphasized that the knowledge of all the doctrines of the Bible is nonsense without the knowledge of God’s identity. He stressed that the nature of God is only revealed to those who have a relationship with Him, and worshipping the true God is a way to know Him personally. So let’s dig into this book and understand His nature.
One of the top Puritan books on holiness, this classic Christian literature by John Owen urges its readers to fight against the uninviting and ever-lasting tendencies that pull us into the cycle of sins, these tendencies and attitudes remain a part of a man even when he is devoted and brought to faith. He propagated the belief in power in God’s word. To win this eternal fight against sin, John emphasizes the guidance that can be extracted from faith in Christ and the Spirit, rather than relying on the individual strength. He presents his case by stating the liabilities attached with human strength such as self – righteousness, anxiety and superstition, the roles the conscious can play. Mortification of sin is a practical book with legit research backing it up as John was an experienced academic administrator –the solutions offered are relevant in modern times where we are surrounded by temptations.
The Greatest Fight in the world is a smaller but notable work by Spurgeon. The book is demonstrating Spirit and Faith by starting a much-needed conversation on the fight for faith. Spurgeon examines three vital aspects: the first part focuses on the word of God serving as the inspiration of the fight – this is called the armory, the second part investigates the institution of Church and its role in command – titled as the armory and final part called strength, which determines how we wear the armor and utilize its power that can be the metamorphic sword. Spurgeon presented this message with force and conviction in his final address at his Pastor’s college in 1981 yet it is received with enthusiasm even today. Spurgeon preaches the invincibility of a believer that comes with diligence in the prayer routine. He concludes prayer as being the ultimate language to learn the truth.
The Bible, written in the Hebrew language, has used around 8,000 words only. But despite its limited number of words, it is a rich language because of its variations and combinations of meaning. At first glance, Psalm 119 may look redundant, but the author used those limited words in fresh ways that exhibit another shade of meaning. For example, in one verse, the psalmist is bearing witness; in the next verse, he is praising; and in the third verse, he is praying. This commentary about Psalm 119 is not published initially as one book but a part of a book. But since only huge libraries can hold such a series of thick volumes, small parts were printed separately to find their way to the hands of simple readers. It is the ardent hope of the author that this book may help fan the flames in our hearts to worship God.
The Christian in Complete Armour by Anglican minister William Gurnall is perhaps one of the most profound spiritual and biblical theology written from the English Puritan age. The world, according to the Apostle Paul, is at war. It is not a war by the modern man’s definition but a struggle of the spirit. Gurnall began to investigate Paul’s admonition in sermons and lectures that he published under this title.
These teachings became Gurnall’s legacy, influencing well over three centuries of Christians and earning acclaim from notable figures such as Richard Baxter, John Flaven, John Newton, Charles Spurgeon, and Jonathan Edwards.
Historical theologians and church historians, and anyone in the Christian faith, can be enlightened through this literature. It gives considerable information on the pre-critical puritan vision of the universe while also elucidating a theological and spiritual issue that modern people of His faith either disregard or take for granted.
In a modern world, there are very few books that everyone should read and Prevailing Prayer by Dwight Moody is one of those. It is a Moody classic for all those who wonder where the power is and are curious to explore new depths of spirituality. The book is a reminder that God can change a life, it is an inspiration to pray, remain humble and encourages its readers to seek the ‘Arm’ that moves the world. One of the greatest evangelists of all time, Moody builds his case upon the mysteries hidden in the history of humans living on this planet; why some prayers have moved mountains whereas others can barely move stones. Answering all the important questions, Prevailing Prayer explains the biblical element of the universe which we call prayer. The book is a gem containing illustrations and stories that play a role in the renewal of faith.
Often lauded as on par for importance with the Bible as a Christian document, The Pilgrims’ Progress is a religious parable of a good man’s pilgrimage through the journey of life in search of redemption.
Rich in Biblical theology, the compelling drama depicts the story of a pilgrim’s triumphs, trials, and tribulations that follow him on his odyssey to the Celestial City set stunningly against the backdrops of grand towns and idle country.
The Pilgrim’s Progress, a massively influential 17th-century classic known for its simplicity, liveliness, and beauty of language, is today one of the most widely read books in English. It is one of the most important works of religious English literature, had been translated into over 200 languages, and never went out of print.
Read in this booklet, of the True Jesus Christ: How he paid taxes; slept in houses, at least one of which was His own; Did Not come ‘head to head’ with the ‘establishment’, and did not have long hair. Read of the True Christ for a change – and turn from fables to the Real Jesus.
A thorough treatment of the importance of these cities within the history of the church as Ramsay lays out the history and theology that formed these cities as well as their importance in the spiritual development of our spiritual lives.
