Bøker av Harold W Moore

"This merging of world and church is so extensive today that much, if not most, of the so-called Christian body is composed of "nominal Christians": merely dabblers in the faith, rather than genuine, uncompromising, committed adherents to Jesus and His truths." Does this statement offend you because it sounds extreme? In Christian Musings: Volume III Bill Moore shows us that what may appear extreme at first glance really is just the natural result of what God has done for us. He spared no expense, left no risk untaken, no action unfulfilled for us. Since He provides salvation in its totality, we are to receive it in its totality.Through the principles and parables of the New Testament, as well as a few insights into a couple of protagonists in the Old Testament, Bill Moore shows how and why the result of Jesus coming on the scene means the scene is completely changed. Journeying through the contrast of earthly life and heavenly reality, the truth of what Christianity really should be is made very clear. Jesus so revolutionized our existence with salvation that He was able to undo death itself, thus changing the entire story by giving it an alternate ending.

What good does it do to spend time meditating on God? When we dwell on His person, we enter into His presence and being there bring eternal life. How can a finite mind truly know a God who is infinite? To bridge this gap and solve this issue, God took steps that only He could take to bring us places only He can go. Our human limitations do not change the fact that He can do anything.In the second volume of Christian Musings, author Bill Moore invites you once again to stop, sit down and make the time to truly focus on the Lord. The focus this time around is on Christ''s role as the mediator, why that role exists in the way that it does and what it means to be on the receiving end of this work. Through characters and stories from the Bible, Moore leads you down a path that ends with seeing how mediation leads to salvation. Paul''s word in Philippians 2:12 shows us that although we cannot work for our salvation, we must work it out. The salvation of each individual is not up to anyone but the individual. Bill Moore shows you the choices that lead away from God and those that lead to Him-ones you can recognize in your own actions or determine to develop in your daily life.