Bücher veröffentlicht von WestBow Press

Free will of mankind and the angels, exist only within the parameters of God's PURPOSE.Concerning Predestination, there is the "subject" of predestination and also there are the two groups of the predestined elect.

The titles in this collection represent five key biblical applications for the Christian.¿Disciple/Disciple-Maker is about becoming a true disciple of Jesus Christ and helping others become His disciple.¿The Biblical Meaning of Greatness presents the humble servant of Jesus Christ as the greatest in the kingdom of God.¿Life in the Marketplace skillfully addresses the question: "How can I integrate my work and my ministry in such a way to find fulfillment in both?"¿The Problem of Tares employs the parable of the Wheat and the Tares to explain why there are so many unsaved people in churches today.¿The Doctrine of Rewards is a Scripture-filled study based upon the principle that grace does not eliminate accountability. There are eternal consequences for temporal behavior.The author's generous use of Scripture gives power to these messages, and his clear, well-organized writing style makes them easy and enjoyable to read.This collection will be a useful resource for the Christian who wants to impact others with the gospel and to enjoy a spiritually fruitful life and ministry.

CJ and Grandma have a special relationship and bedtime ritual in which she relates to him the miracle of his birth and growth.

This book is the story of the lives of Winifred Kellersberger Vass and Lachlan Cumming Vass -- how they met, fell in love and became missionaries in the Belgian Congo as told in letters they wrote to their friends, family, and supporting churches back in the United States. There are many exciting adventures and Winnie Vass is a story teller par excellence!! From heartbreak to thrills -- you will find it all in this book!!

When my sister offered Chance I thought it would be nice to return to the days of my youth when I rode horses. Chance had some issues with his joints and my sister thought he would do better in our area. through out time together he has thrived and we have developed a very special relationship. He can be a real character. This book describes our time together and the bond that has developed.

Are you living the life you want to be living? Have you struggled with having the confidence to be who you were created to be? Do you feel in your heart that you were meant to be so much more than you are right now? This book will help you to discover who you were created to be. It will help you to discard untruths you may have been told and to embrace the life you were destined to live. There are women in this book that you may identify with who have faced similar challenges and overcome them by believing in themselves and their God given capabilities. This book will help you to become the amazing woman you were created to be!

...This book is still only a step in the author's journey in her walk with Jesus. While you walk with Jesus on the earth, the journey ends in heaven, but along the way Beautiful truths are revealed to those who are intimately acquainted with Him, who really know Him; those who read His words, seek Him, trust Him, love Him, and serve Him as their Lord and Master. He will draw that one deeper and deeper into His confidence. Hopefully the words of this small book are a reflection of and an inspiration to walk that intimate journey with our Savior.

Given that the lying serpent of Genesis 3:1 appears after its two previous chapters without directly conveying how, why, or when the fall of the "serpent" took place before the fall of Adam (in 3:6), it is understood that a historical overlay or insertion of text that could clarify the "how, why, or when," after the 1:1 creation, has been Divinely withheld or distanced from these few opening chapters of the Bible. Theoretically, if God had inspired the authors and compilers of Genesis 1-3 differently, meaning, to include such details, where might such details be overlayed or inserted? Regardless of the answer, any place where the details belong, anywhere between Genesis 1:1 and 3:1, could legitimately be called a gap, a term that is, then, being necessarily misrepresented when it is either implied as or strongly held as being a bad (unscriptural) word. Obviously, then, all cognizant students of the Bible believe in a gap, regardless of whether or not such students believe that they will, on this side of eternity, ever know where such details truly belong before Genesis 3:1. Thus, regarding this topic, the ultimate question is, "Which gap location is the most exegetically sound?" One might also ask, "Does it matter?" The answer is yes.To coin the somewhat confrontational essence of the Gospel truth itself, "Believe it or not," this ultimate-beginning of evil topic, being tethered to the age-of-the-earth discussion, as well as to other misunderstood topics along the Bible's timeline, composes-yes-crucially evangelical subject matter, necessarily making it as relevant and practical as any Bible topic could be. For though there are indeed non-negotiable Scripture truths that worldly-minded individuals reject outright, "the problem" is quite unnecessarily compounded when dramatically untrue matters evoke a potential biblical convert to instead think, Well, if that [such as the unscriptural notion that the universe is approximately 6000 years old] is what 'the Bible teaches,' then forget the whole bloomin' biblical enchilada! Herein, author Martin Koszegi calls curative attention to traditionally embedded preconceptions about some important particulars related to origins, end-times, and a whole lot in between, that are worthy of sincere revisitation by those who care enough, by those who have more in common with the Issacharian and Berian types of old than with some of Christendom's popular errors that the Church would do well to come into the unity of faith about. The intent of this work, then, so says Martin Koszegi right along with a body of all those like-minded, is that it would be so.

The When My Ox Gores My Neighbor study guide allows the reader to get the most out of the book and interpreting the passage. Great for small groups and Sunday schools. This study guide will help guide the reader in the process of biblical interpretation and properly understanding the Bible through the rules of interpretation.

Greeny is halfway to being an adult, celebrating his ninth birthday soon, and he just doesn't want to grow up. But he doesn't want to be a baby anymore, so he asks his parents for a birthday gift of walking home from school alone.His mom and dad told him he needed to be ten for that privilege, but Greeny convinces them he can handle it. This unusual gift becomes much more than Greeny ever expected and it changes his mind about everything. This book for young readers shares a funny, joyful story of a young boy's journey to growing up and finding God by experiencing a miracle along the way.

The prophet Habakkuk had a question mark for a brain. In the Old Testament book that bears his name Habakkuk analyzes the fallen creation around him, and then quizzes the sovereign God who reigns over him. He's a man brazenly searching for answers. He struggles to understand why bad things happen-especially to God's people. Do you ever wonder the same? Have you ever found yourself walking through life utterly confused by the sequence of current events, wondering Where is God? Do you have a question mark for a brain? If so, then you'll without doubt find yourself relating to this prophet and his prophecy on a very personal level. "Why, God? Why?!" is a comprehensive guide to the book of Habakkuk that will help lead inquisitive minds, like yourself, into the imperative of faith.