In Hello World!, Paul Crouch explains that God called him to create a network that would reach the entire world with the gospel of Christ. He shares the miracles of faith that opened doors for TBN-and the spiritual battles that occurred at every turn. In a candid, inspiring manner, he unveils behind-the-scenes stories of inside battles for power of TBN and struggles with critics and false accusations from the media. Most of all, he tells of God's divine sovereignty in raising up a mighty voice like no other in the history of the world.
For a brief moment, two brothers stand silently side by side at Megiddo, overlooking the final battlefield where the world's megapowers are strategically positioned to take control of mankind's future. both men seek supernatural power, one to control the other to save."--Page 4 of cover.
The thesis of this book is that, in the Church, acceptance and fellowship with one another should be on a basis of common spiritual parentage rather than on common views/opinions in non-essentials to salvation.
Peter and Paul Lalonde have crafted an exciting and suspenseful journey through the last days of this planet. Building to a heart-stopping climax, this novel is a guaranteed page-turner.
As the world races toward the new millennium, Bible prophecy is being fulfilled at a torrid pace, according to Peter and Paul Lalonde, producers of the national television program, "This Week in Bible Prophecy". Here they unearth the dark secrets of the technological age and reveal the meaning behind its incredible developments.
In Hello World!, Paul Crouch explains that God called him to create a network that would reach the entire world with the gospel of Christ. He shares the miracles of faith that opened doors for TBN-and the spiritual battles that occurred at every turn. In a candid, inspiring manner, he unveils behind-the-scenes stories of inside battles for power of TBN and struggles with critics and false accusations from the media. Most of all, he tells of God's divine sovereignty in raising up a mighty voice like no other in the history of the world.
Most books about Paul the apostle are long and very detailed, and for many a potential reader a daunting prospect. A Short Book about Paul is deliberately brief, but its brevity is not at the cost of accuracy. We trace the main contours of Paul’s life, which turn on the hinge of the singular event outside Damascus in c. AD 34. From that time the leading persecutor of the disciples became the dedicated preacher of the message about Jesus. This short book shares with many the opinion that Paul remains the most influential voice from Greco-Roman antiquity apart, that is, from the Lord whose servant he was. At the same time, many critics have found fault with him, especially from the time of the Enlightenment. Paul’s achievements were considerable. Between AD 47–56 he established a network of congregations in five Roman provinces—Syria-Cilicia, Galatia, Macedonia, Achaia, and Asia. His thirteen surviving letters are witnesses to his dedicated pastoral care of these tiny, far-flung gatherings. Not to be missed was his remarkable skill in recruiting a small army of loyal coworkers like Timothy, Luke, and Titus. The result of Paul’s decade-long journeys in the provinces of Anatolia and Greece was the planting of the seeds of Christianity that would develop into the official religion of the eastern Roman Empire, based in Constantinople.
Seesengood traces the life and impact of Paul – one ofChristianity’s most influential figures – through themajor periods Christian history. Exploring the changinginterpretations of Paul and his work, the author throws new lighton his writings and on religious history. Offers a unique, insightful journey through the many and variedinterpretations of Paul’s life and work over 2,000 years– from the Gnostic controversy, to Luther and theReformation, to contemporary debates over religion and science Explains Paul’s pivotal role within Christian history,and how his missionary journeys, canonized epistles and theologicalinsights were cornerstones of the early Church and central to theformation of Christian doctrine Argues that each new interpretation of Paul is the result of afresh set of cultural, social and ideological circumstances –and so questions whether it is ever possible to discover the realPaul
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