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This book contains F. E. Pasche Compilation of his work Fifty Reasons Coppernicus or Bible, and it also contains his Bible or Astronomy with Robert Schadewald on a collection of psuedoscience.

Finding quality, deep, well written material for Sunday School classes, small groups or personal study is hard. Take a 6 week journey to Lent walking along the path to the hill of Golgotha where Jesus was crucified in this thoughtful 20 page devotional.

The growth of your relationship with God hinges on you understanding who you BE. You will never be able to approach God and engage with heaven the way your Father wants you to - and the way your heart desires - if you continue to try through the lens of a misaligned identity. The 7 "ingredients" contained in this teaching will help to set you on the path to understanding who God has called you to BE and why that matters in the marketplace and beyond.

We as Born Again Christians, deal with the humanistic world around us all the time. Within the realm of stress, struggle, or any other issues that cause concern in our spiritual lives, mostly dealing with the fact, that we live in a fallen world, which is infected by the cancer of sin. However, the demonic realm lurks, and desires to shoot arrows at believers, however, we do have power over this darkness, and in such, that we can "submit ourselves to God, command the devil to flee, and he will" James 4:7. So this booklet will assist a believer in seeing their identity in Christ, their power from God, the truths and falsehoods about the demonic, and to walk courageously into spiritual ...

A Biblical Philosophy of Truth with Contemporary Applications begins with an exegetical and a theological examination of the subject of truth. This research is applied to both truth as an attribute of God and to God’s Word being truth. Untruth is examined in human depravity, in Satan and his demons, and in spiritual warfare. Various philosophical perversions of truth are discussed, e.g., modernist, postmodernist, and existentialist. The relationship between truth and liberty in a culture is examined, followed by a Biblical survey of pervasive untruth in times of national apostasy. Then these principles are applied, making applications to expose the rejection of truth in contemporary Amer ...

The first lesson we learn is that discipleship is a process. It is guaranteed but not automatic. It is a process of development because it takes time under the direction of the disciple, who is Jesus Christ. Now the process is rate multiplied by time equals distance. What does that mean? Some of us have been saved for years yet, we are more immature now than the day we professed salvation. It is not that we haven’t had enough time. It is the fact that we have had no rate of speed. Therefore, we have accomplished no distance of maturing. Some of us have been saved for a shorter time than others yet we have matured further or grown further than the people who have been saved 10 times longe ...

Written for tween girls, A Contrite Heart focuses on the ideals and situations young girls face today and how it relates to God's word. Perfect for older teenage girls, also.

Most of what we know of the life of Jesus comes to us from four Gospels in the New Testament, specifically, the Synoptic Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. These books present a more human, historical view of Jesus. The Gospel of John, much different, provides the view of a divine Jesus. These four Gospels are unique endeavors regarding Jesus' social situations, his loved ones, and his reactions to stress. In this study I looked at Jesus' behavior through the Synoptic Gospels, and analyzed Jesus' behavior against the field of criminology. My hope is that we derive more of Jesus' motivation and social situation than what one typically accepts. This is but one view, under a small ...

You are about to enter the mind and heart of a shepherd. But this shepherd was also a warrior. As David wrote these passages, I am sure he was focusing on his battle with the giant. (Samuel 17) How as a young man God made him a warrior, defeating the giant that none of the soldiers of Israel would face. David went to the battle field to bring his brothers food, but God had a different idea. David was not going to the battle field, he was going to be the battler. When did he learn his purpose? (Acts 13:36) David picked up five stone for this battle, not because he was afraid, but because he knew Goliath had four other brothers that he thought he might have to face. (2 Samuel ...