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Many Christians struggle with maintaining zeal for the good works. This workbook addresses this need among God's people today.The first half of the book is a study of different aspects of zeal, with special attention given to the examples of our Lord and the apostle Paul. The second half of the book is a practical study of some of the good works we need to be performing with zeal.

HAS GOD SPOKEN?Provides specific Biblical statements that predate 31 recent major scientific discoveries.Archaeological research is used to prove Biblical prophecy predated by hundreds of years the historical calamities God brought to five ancient nations.Examines God's account of the creation approximately 6000 years ago.Presents 20 recent scientific research studies that prove the Earth is young and harmonizes with the Geneses account.GOD HAS SPOKEN!HAS GOD SPOKEN? has been written to demonstrate, that between the observations of science and the record of history, there exists a harmony with the simple and direct interpretation of the Bible narrative, such as would be expected of a book provided by the Creator and Ruler of this world.It is beyond comprehension how men who lived 2000 to 4000 years ago could, without Divine inspiration or modern scientific instruments, arrived at certain facts of nature as have men of science in the last three centuries. Modern research instruments and programs have made it possible for us to confirm these ancient Biblical statements, once thought to be inaccurate, to now be true and factual.

Premillenialism. "pre" = before, "millennial" = 1,000 years, "ism" = a belief. Premillennialists believe the coming of Jesus will be before the 1,000 year reign. Jesus is not now reigning over His kingdom. At some point in the future, (Premillenialists I have read from or spoken to believe that the return of Jesus is eminent) Jesus will physically return and sit on a physical throne in Jerusalem and reign for a literal 1,000 years. This study refutes this false doctrine.

The purpose of this workbook is to examine, in an objective way, the issues that divided brethren in the 20th century and continue to divide us now.

What does the Bible say about the origin of Satan, the demons who help him, and the angels of God? There is a lot of speculation about these things, but only the Bible can definitively give us answers about this unseen realm. This workbook doesn't seek to speculate, just give us a guide to study through the Bible on this topic.

Solomon's instructions are to enjoy living but realize we are not to go forward without restraint or instruction. How does remembering God relate to enjoying life? Does this only mean that we have some mental image of His existence? No! It is to acknowledge Him as the One who has given us not only our physical existence but a spirit that is in need of His guidance and direction. It is to accept His word as the source of all truth. While some view the Bible as a book of obscure religious doctrine that has little relevance to their lives, the Scriptures provide everything man needs to know about life and abundant living. (2 Peter 1:3). In our study of Proverbs, God will communicate what He wants every person to know today-about tomorrow.

Gospel Meeting Sermons is offered in the sincere hope that those young men who desire to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ can use these sermon outlines as a means to provoke their listeners to a more detailed study of the Word of God. These gospel sermons have been preached in gospel meetings with much success in many parts of this country. They are simple, logically organized and abundantly supplied with book, chapter and verse to support each point. You will find these sermon outlines useful in your efforts to offer the simple gospel to those for whom you speak.

Others have written good material on the subject of sin, but this workbook is different in that an emphasis is placed upon how one can overcome specific sins. The first two lessons identify the nature of sin and the imperative to overcome. The remaining lessons will identify a specific sin or avenue of temptation, expose its danger, and then note what the Bible says about how these sins can be overcome.

This book is about life. It's about challenging you to live your days to their fullest while maximizing your health, vitality, and availability for God. The Creator and Savior deserve more than our leftovers-He deserves our very best. After all, you only get one life, so make the most of it.

Three seemingly different Christians have something in common-the need to grow. They will develop at different speeds, and the result of their development will be different. But they all grow in the same direction-toward the example of Jesus Christ. This is a process that began at the point of their spiritual birth and will-or at least, should-continue to the day they pass from this life into the next. All parents want their children to grow, to achieve, and to become bigger and better in the tasks set before them. Our heavenly Father is no different with regard to His spiritual children. He has begotten us in Christ (1 John 5:1), and that is an excellent start. But His work in us is not complete when we submit to baptism in the name of Jesus; it has only begun. We must continue to work out our salvation (Philippians 2:12). This book is intended to help the child of God do exactly that. We often think of coming to Christ as an exercise in self-denial-don't do this, don't do that, etc. And certainly that is a vital part of our walk with Christ. But the main reason we get rid of the worldliness in our heart is so there will be room in it for Jesus. And the more we rid ourselves of the impurities that would hinder our development, the more we will be in position for the gospel to do its work in us, to have its way with us.

Why We... do the thing we do in the church of Christ and why we refrain from the things we refrain from in the church of Christ. A 16 lesson study discussing various subjects in the worship and spiritual life of the Christian.

Disciples were first called Christians at Antioch (Acts 11:26). Discipleship and Christianity are bound together in God's Word. In order to be the Christian God wants us to be, we must be the disciple God wants us to be. Author Heath Rogers uses God's illustrations to guide us through a study of the qualities of discipleship. From soldier to servant, from clay in the Potter's hand to apologist, these God-defined aspects of discipleship are discussed with the idea in mind that we can each become a stronger Christian.