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Explaining why these holidays are not Christian and should not be celebrated by Christians. Showing that God actually commands His people not to celebrate these holidays.
52 lessons. Perfect for Sunday School, Midweek Bible Study or just personal study!
a short book on societies embrace on using mental illness as an excuse to sin. Great for personal or group studies. Also could be used as a gospel tract
The purpose of this book is not to attack sincere believers. Many good people hold premillennial views. The purpose is simply to ask whether the Bible actually teaches what many of us have been told it teaches. Let us put prophecy charts aside for a moment. Let us forget what popular books say. Let us forget what movies say. Let us simply open the Bible and follow the evidence wherever it leads.
What does it really mean to repent?
For many Christians, repentance has been reduced to feeling sorry for sin,
changing our behavior or simply changing our minds.
But the biblical call to repentance goes much deeper.
In The Surrendered Life, Mike Mitchell examines repentance, conversion,
baptism, and discipleship through the words of Jesus and the teaching of
the New Testament. At the center is one life changing question:
Who rules your life?
Jesus did not simply call people to believe certain facts about Him.
He called them to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him.
True repentance means laying down the crown of self rule and surrendering
to Jesus Christ as Lord.
This book explores how repentance is connected to faith, baptism, grace,
conversion, and the lifelong walk of a disciple. It also addresses common
questions about salvation, struggling with sin, assurance, and what genuine
repentance looks like in everyday Christian life.
The Surrendered Life is a call to move beyond a Christianity of words and
decisions and rediscover the radical invitation of Jesus Christ:
Deny yourself. Take up your cross. Follow Me.
52 Sundays School lessons for Youth. Beautifully done.
A book about how the same demons behind the false gods of the past still exist today and how we can identify them.
The modern church lobby looks a lot like a line at the pharmacy in Walgreens. "Over-the-Counter Christianity" is a metaphor for a faith that is accessible, low-risk, and self-selected, much like buying aspirin at a convenience store.
It describes a version of faith where you don't need a "prescription" from a Sovereign King (which requires a diagnosis of sin and a commitment to change). Instead, you simply walk in, grab what makes you feel better, and leave without ever having to speak to the person in charge.
