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Black Friday Deals: Save Up to 90% off Christian Courses and Books
This weekend’s Logos Black Friday sale is full of great resources for students of God’s Word.
Everyday Christians, small group leaders, and church staff alike can find unbelievable discounts on a variety of interesting books and courses, including these favorites: [Read more…]
Black Friday Sale: 20+ Christian Ebooks under $4 Each!
Starting at 9:00 a.m. (PST) on November 27, get 20+ Christian ebooks for under $4 each—many for only $0.99.
On the Faithlife Ebooks Black Friday sale bookshelf, you’ll find resources on building stronger relationships, spiritual growth, and more. [Read more…]
Faithlife Ebooks Weekly Deals: Nov. 26–29, 2019
These deals are so good, they won’t stay around long! Add new favorites to your library before the bargains disappear. [Read more…]
Cardigan Not Included: 8 Books to Help You Love Like Mister Rogers
These days are hectic and divisive—and while it can feel as if the chasms between each of us are deepening, recent films about Mister Rogers’ life are helping us remember our shared humanity. [Read more…]
Faithlife Ebooks Weekly Deals: Nov. 19–22, 2019
These Faithlife Ebooks deals are so good, they won’t stay around long! Add new favorites to your library before the bargains disappear. [Read more…]
Faithlife Ebooks Weekly Deals: Nov. 12–15, 2019
Here are this week’s top deals, brought to you by Faithlife Ebooks. For more deals, visit our sale page or get our Free Book of the Month. Some of these deals are only good for a few days, so act fast to get these books at the sale price! [Read more…]
Inductive Bible Study: How Kay Arthur Studies the Bible
By Kay Arthur
Before I share with you how I study God’s word using the inductive Bible study method, I want to share with you why I study it this way.
As Moses said in Deuteronomy 32:47, it is my life! Jesus, quoting from Deuteronomy 8:3, said we are to live on every word that comes from the mouth of God. Like manna, it is our daily sustenance. There are 66 books in the Bible, and I believe God wants us to know all 66. In Peter’s final letter, he told us it is everything we need for life and godliness (2 Pet 1:3). The word of God is my plumb line by which I measure everything I hear and read. His word is truth! [Read more…]
J. I. Packer on Calling: ‘We Glorify God by Doing Honest Work’
By Leland Ryken, excerpted from J. I. Packer: An Evangelical Life.
The idea of calling or vocation is important to [J. I.] Packer.
It could hardly be otherwise for a latter-day Puritan, inasmuch as no subject occupied the Puritans more than the idea of vocation. Having written extensively on Puritan attitudes toward work myself, I will take the prerogative of summarizing what they said so voluminously about vocation: (1) God calls people to their tasks in the world; (2) the goals toward which work must be directed are the glory of God and service to humanity; (3) all honest work is a calling as pleasing to God as the work of a minister preaching in the pulpit; and (4) all work offered to God is a form of worship. [Read more…]
What Does 1517 Have to Do with 2019?
By Dayton Hartman, excerpted from Church History for Modern Ministry: Why Our Past Matters for Everything We Do from Lexham Press.
“Martin Luther was a chump.” Yes, I said it. I used to believe it. . . .
So what if Martin Luther (1483–1546) ignited the Reformation? Who cares that he preached a biblical gospel? Today many evangelicals consider much of Luther’s thought to be in error, or at least in poor taste. Worse yet, although he was arguably one of the greatest theologians of his time, the most average of theologians today seems undeniably superior. [Read more…]
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