Understanding Faithfulness in the Kingdom is both a theological treatise and a practical manual, equipping readers to embody the steadfast character of Christ in a world desperate for true commitment. It is a timely call to rediscover and reestablish faithfulness as the measure of Kingdom character and the pathway to divine commendation: “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Transitioning from an institutional church model to a relational household of faith can be a transformative journey. In “Simple Church, A Practical Guide to Planting a Church” Herman Bouwer shares his personal experiences and insights on embracing the Simple Church model. This book is a comprehensive guide for those seeking to build a church that …
Read more “Simple Church, A Practical Guide to Planting a Church”
In “Overcoming Carnality,” the author delves into the pervasive issue of carnality within the modern church. He likens it to a spiritual cancer that must be eradicated for believers to experience true spiritual growth and maturity. This comprehensive guide explores the various facets of carnality, from its definition and manifestations to the profound impact it …
Read more “Overcoming Carnality: A Journey to Spiritual Maturity”
“My Brother’s Keeper” is a call to action for believers to embrace their roles within the family of God, fostering unity and support among brothers and sisters in Christ. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian brotherhood and its impact on personal and communal spiritual growth.
The book “Assurance of Salvation” emphasizes the importance of understanding salvation based on Scripture rather than emotions. It encourages believers to secure their faith through biblical promises, fostering a personal relationship with God. The book aims to provide clarity and confidence in one’s spiritual journey and highlights the significance of self-examination.
A call to arise and build is a seven-day meditation on the First Fruit principle. In our Household of Faith and within our spiritual community, it is a tradition to consecrate the first week to the Lord. This is the first seven days of each year, as a first fruit offering to the Lord. Daily, …
A new day has dawned is a seven-day meditation on the First Fruit principle. In our Household of Faith and within our spiritual community, it is a tradition to consecrate the first week to the Lord. This is the first seven days of each year, as a first fruit offering to the Lord. Daily, we …