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"The Peter Paradox: Maturing through Mistakes" examines the life of the apostle Peter. Author Larry W. Ellis studies Peter's ministry, beginning with his denial of Jesus as explained in the book of Mark. Through a detailed discussion, Ellis studies Peter's mistakes and teaches how we can learn from his example.

Ellis's discussion of Peter's pardon and restoration by Jesus demonstrates how Peter's power...

Today, those who turn to God to help them deal with the challenges of a world without a moral compass will derive comfort from treading the same path as Einstein, Schweitzer, and Mother Teresa. Others who have lost their faith, or never found it, can look for encouragement in the lives of...

The author shares empirical evidences from the Bible and from his practical ministerial experiences in revealing these hidden Satanic stratagems. His aim is to create that biblical awareness and alertness in the Christians (I Peter 5:8-9), which will equip them not to yield to what temptation presents, and so cause them to walk in true Christian victory.

The style, simplicity and humor, make this...

Little is written on this subject so the author wants to show that the same process that brought peace to warring tribesmen, alliances of nations, family feuds, and individuals has been used by the...

Do you long for hope and love in your life? Are you confused about how to find security in a world full of uncertainty, corruption, and pain? Author Jeff G. Graham shows you how to discover the peace you long for with "True Life in These Troubled Times: Finding Truth in an Uncertain World."

God's great love for mankind led Him to send His son, the Lord Jesus Christ, to fulfill man's most urgent need: to have a meaningful, loving relationship with Him. With honesty and clarity, Graham looks at real-life issues and delves into nurturing the perfect relationship with the One who created...

Popular contemporary theology teaches that we live a life apart from God, we accept his promise of forgiveness and salvation, and we hang on through the rest of life until Jesus returns to transport us away from all of this to a place of paradise. We remain right where we are but we hang on desperately to the promise of relief somewhere else; one day Jesus will lead us away to heaven to avoid the trials and tribulations of this world.

Jesus taught something radically different: this life on earth is meant to be lived as a preview of eternity. Earth isn't heaven, but according to Jesus...

"This is an impressive in-depth study of the concept of kenosis and its relation to Christian Theology. That concept (self-emptying') is central to a deep ethically-related approach to understanding foundational religious themes, so this volume is a very welcome contribution to the understanding of theology."-George Ellis, professor of Mathematics, University of Cape Town.

"Through a deep and sound exegesis of the passage, the writer takes the reader through several aspects of our daily life that has to be affected by the kenosis. Seen through the lens of kenosis, human rights, ethics,...