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There are hundreds of prayers recorded in the Bible. As we read these prayers by people in the Bible we find they faced the same everyday situations we face and said what we want to say. We can use their words to help us communicate with God. When we struggle to express ourselves to God, it helps to see how others addressed him in similar circumstances. Dr. Stephen Grunlan has compiled these prayers by topic and written an introduction for eac...

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Healing Relationships: A Christian's Manual for Lay Counseling' is designed to equip you, the layperson, to minister to those who are hurting. Stephan Grunlan and Daniel Lambrides, both skilled counselors, explain how you can allow Christ's love to bring about a healing relationship. Sunday school teachers, youth workers, elders - every church member should have some training in counseling skills so they can turn their interpersonal relationsh...

There are hundreds of prayers recorded in the Bible. As we read these prayers by people in the Bible we find they faced the same everyday situations we face and said what we want to say. We can use their words to help us communicate with God. When we struggle to express ourselves to God, it helps to see how others addressed him in similar circumstances. Dr. Stephen Grunlan has compiled these prayers by topic and written an introduction for eac...

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Description: How does Jesus expect his followers to live in this world? The Sermon on the Mount is the manifesto of his Kingdom. Not a future kingdom, but his present kingdom. Satan is the ruler of this world. The Bible tells us he is the prince of this world, the prince of the power of the air, and a king. This world is enemy territory. As Jesus told Pilate, his kingdom is not of this world. Jesus' followers represent his kingdom and are to ...

Spanish Edition. This book presents the field of anthropology from the Christian point of view.

You may have found yourself reflected from the pages of Paul's letter to the Phillipians - the subject of 'Serving with Joy'. Why? Because in many respects the Christians in first-century Philippi were very similar to evangelical Christians today. They were orthodox in belief. They were faithful to the gospel. They seemed to harbor no gross sins. But they nevertheless had need of encouragement and instruction. In 'Serving with Joy', Stephen A....

Description: How does Jesus expect his followers to live in this world? The Sermon on the Mount is the manifesto of his Kingdom. Not a future kingdom, but his present kingdom. Satan is the ruler of this world. The Bible tells us he is the prince of this world, the prince of the power of the air, and a king. This world is enemy territory. As Jesus told Pilate, his kingdom is not of this world. Jesus' followers represent his kingdom and are to ...

This important resource covers such topics as anthropology and missions, man, culture, and society, verbal and nonverbal communication, technology and economics, and anthropology and the Bible. It is designed for classroom use with diagrams, discussion questions, and suggested readings.