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Learn about the history and purpose of the Jesuits. Have they succeeded in reaching their goals? What is the evidence of their success? What is their influence over the great men and nations of the world? This book presents irrefutable facts of their power and reach.

Explore four doctrines that Rome introduced into Protestant Churches. Find out why they were conceived and how they have sown the seeds of ecumenism.

Have you ever heard that God turned his back on the Son? Or that Jesus had to suffer in hell in addition to dying on the cross? Many people teach that Jesus Christ had to die spiritually on the cross. However, the Bible points to a perfect sacrifice made by Jesus Christ. Does a spiritual death of Christ fit with what scripture says concerning Christ’s death? The answer to this question is of the utmost importance. This book will address the “Jesus died spiritually” teaching and how a spiritual death on the cross would affect the entirety of scripture and core doctrines. Special attention is given to the picture of baptism, communion, the types of Christ, the importance of the virgin bir ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Vol. 2 begins with an extensive scholarly analysis of the gift of tongues, followed by several lines of argumentation (exegetical, theological, historical, etc.) for the continuation of gifts of the Spirit. The remainder of this volume is comprised of a lengthy analysis of cessationism. Five types of cessationism are critiqued (e.g., Calvin, Wa ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Vol. 3 begins with a call to repent: to cessationists for disobeying Apostolic commands, Scripture twisting, and exalting tradition over Scripture; to those Pentecostals-charismatics whose theology or practice is not governed by Scripture (including Oneness Pentecostals, Word of Faith, and New Apostolic Reformation). The rest of this volume con ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Exegetical options are evaluated for many key passages. Vol. 1 includes: the Personhood and Deity of the Holy Spirit; role of the Spirit in the earthly life of Jesus; the work of the Spirit in the life of the believer and in the church; baptism in the Spirit; 18 gifts of the Spirit and 6 ministry gifts; how to recognize, receive, and steward gi ...

The Pursuit of Sanity At its core, life is the enterprise of discovery. We cannot help but absorb, pursue, and manage information. We cannot help but learn by what we observe and experience. We cannot help but think. We cannot help but seek to interpret the data of life. We cannot help but pursue the discovery of some means by which we can be fulfilled in life – to find significance for life. We pursue discovery because hard-wired into our nature is the need for life to make sense. Solomon, with the aid of his teaching tool, Ecclesiastes, artfully leads us to the conclusion that life can make sense – that we can attain sanity in and for life lived. It’s simply about discovering ...

This is the whole Bible broken down into 27 sections. It's the perfect book for a Christian to get an over-all understanding of the Bible. It covers everything from Genesis to Revelation.

One of the most hotly debated Biblical topics in recent years has been the subject of what is commonly called "The Tribulation Period”. Theories and predictions abound as to when this apocalyptic time begins and who will be a part of it. Some insist that Christians who have been born again during the Church Age will have no part whatsoever in this time while others teach that it is the Church’s prophesied destiny to endure to the end and wait for the cataclysmic 2nd coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. Which one is right? Which one is wrong? The one thing that all current theories seem to have in common is an abundance of inconsistencies and missing pieces. This book seeks to explain many ...