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In this publication, we will explore the life of Enoch. Enoch is known as the man who pleased God. Consequently, he went to heaven without dying. Though much is not written concerning him, we can learn from him. Through his example, we will learn how to please the Lord in our walk with him.

In this publication, we will discuss relationships and the Christian teen. The first area that we will consider is friendships. The Christian teen will discover how to have positive and wholesome friendships. They will learn strategies for dissolving bad friendships. The Christian youth will understand how to have fruitful, peaceful, and beneficial Friendships in his/her life.

In this publication, we will briefly discuss steps to Christian maturity and growth. As a follower of Christ, we must be willing to discipline ourselves that we can grow in grace and knowledge. It is our prayer that this brief study will guide you on your path to spiritual maturity.

In this book, we will explore the mystery of sonship. Our salvation does not only entitle us to right-standing with God, but also relationship. Through salvation, we become sons (and daughters) of God. This relationship, however, does not exempt us from our responsibilities as servants of the Lord. Moreover, we will examine the relationship between the salvation, servanthood, and sonship of the believer.

How do you handle your failures? Do you allow them to paralyze your personal growth and happiness? Or, do you learn from them? The Bible contains numerous accounts of individuals who failed in their relationship with Him. Yet, this did not prevent them from doing great things for Him. God is the God of another chance. He will ensure that the good work that He has started in you will be completed. In the second book of the Restoration and Recovery Series, we will examine the failures and ultimate successes of biblical characters. If they overcame, then, the Christian today can come out of ...

God has always chosen to establish relationship with men through covenants. The covenants still provide valuable lessons for the Christian today. In this study, we will explore two foundational covenants to God’s interaction with His creation. We will examine the Adamic and the Noahic Covenants. As we explore these two Covenants, we will see God’s eternal purpose for the Christian today.

In this book, we have compiled select teachings and exhortations to help the Christian become the proverbial master of his domain. Some areas of interest are the image of the Christian, the internal struggles of the Christian, and the inevitabilities that come with Christian life. It is our hope that this collection challenges and encourages the Christian today.

Four informative publications concerning successful Christian life and service. From the library of Abundant Truth Publishing: Keys to Becoming a Worthy Christian: In this publication, we will discuss how to be a successful Christian. Keys to Patience: In this publication, we will discuss "the patience factor." We will discover truths about patience and its importance in the Christian life. Keys to Understanding the Process: Learn how to recognize and submit to God's preparation in your life. Keys to Pastoral Ministry and Recovery: In this publication, we want to briefly examine the ...

In this book, we have compiled select teachings and exhortations to transform the Christian's walk with Christ. Some areas of interest are the focus of the Christian, the fears of the Christian, and the fervor of the Christian. It is our hope that this collection challenges and encourages the Christian today.

In this publication, we will discuss how God prepares Christians for fruitful ministry and service. It is through the Christian becoming a worthy Christian. This is done through the emulation of Jesus. The believers become as Christ, bread, to be given to the world proclaiming salvation and faith in Jesus Christ.

In this second book of the logos apologetics series, we will examine the institution of apologetics in New Testament Christianity. We will investigate the biblical roots of apologetics beginning with Jesus. Moreover, we will explore how apologetic ministry manifested in the lives of the apostles. It is our prayer that you will appreciate the heritage of apologetics in the New Testament Church.

In this publication, we will give an introductory examination of the practical demonstrations of apologetics in 21st Century Christian Church. We will examine the functions which characterize the apologetic ministry and discipline. In addition, we will define the different dimensions of apologetic operations in Christian ministry and service. For a fuller examination, please check out the book, "The Demonstration of Modern Apologetics: Exploring the Functionality of Apologetics in the 21st Century Christian Church."

In this commentary, we will examine Exodus 20. This chapter gives the initial giving of the Ten Commandments. God gave them as a foundation for Israel’s national identity and worship. Their implementation also marked a dividing line in humankind’s history. Though there is controversy and varying commentaries on the Ten Commandments, their eternal truth yet resounds. The Christian, today, should not only memorize these commandments, but also understand their application in the Christian life.

What is a covenant? A biblical covenant is an agreement between God and man that governs their relationship. In the scriptures, a covenant was more than an impersonal contract, but a symbol of God’s faithfulness and man’s responsibility in worship. In both testaments, God established covenants with man. In this book, we will explore two foundational to God’s interaction with His creation; that is, the Adamic Covenant and the Noahic Covenant. As we explore these two Covenants, we will see God’s eternal purpose revealed, as well as the relevance of these covenants for the Christian ...

People want to be successful. Regardless of the venue or medium, success brings meaning and definition to one's life. The same holds true for the Christian walk and experience. The desire of the Christian should be to live the best life possible through Christ. An attainable goal it is, but it takes work. It does not come without obstacles and oppositions. Therefore, the Christian needs to learn the Fine Arts of Christian Living. There is an art to the Christian life which is attainable through the principles set forth in the Bible. In the pages of this book, we will discuss six areas that ...

Since the earliest days of Christianity, there have been continual doctrinal battles concerning the faith. As time passed, theologians presented new theories and “revelations” concerning God and His word. Because of this, many are unsure of what to believe and of what is the proper way to approach God in religion and relationship. In this book, we will reflect on the correlation between religion, relationship, and righteousness in Christianity.

When Jesus made us citizens of the Kingdom, it came with advantages. As members of the kingdom of God, we are eligible to partake of the outpouring of the Spirit. In the second book of this series, we will discuss the interpretation of dreams and visions. We will examine the different symbols of dreams and visions, and how to apply them in the Christian life. Book 2 of 2.

In biology, the Lazarus Effect refers to species and other organisms that appeared in one time period and then disappeared; only to reappear at a later period of time. Biologists were amazed at how a species could be alive and well at a certain time and then seemingly go extinct. Then, this "extinct" species somehow comes back to life and reproduces. Biologists used the term Lazarus Effect based upon the New Testament account of Jesus miraculously raising His friend Lazarus from the dead. In the fourth book of the Restoration & Recovery Series, we will continue to examine the failures and ...

What is motive? How do we define motivation? Motive/motivation is defined as something (as a need or desire) that causes a person to act. So then, what causes us to do what we do in the Kingdom? What are the forces driving you to want to minister? Why do you want God to use you? Why do you allow God to use you? Self-inventory has to be taken on a regular basis. In the second book of this series, we learn that it is only through self-examination that our motives in ministry and service remain pure. As leaders and servants in the Church and kingdom of God, we can lose focus on God’s plan ...

How do you handle personal mistakes? Do you allow them to paralyze your personal success and spiritual growth? Or, do you allow them to induce fear and doubt in your relationship with Christ? The Bible contains numerous accounts of individuals who failed in their relationship with Him. Yet, this did not prevent them from doing great things for Him. God is a God of the Comeback. In the third book of the Restoration & Recovery Series, we will continue to examine the failures and ultimate successes of biblical characters. If they overcame, then, the Christian today can come out of any personal...