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The scriptures are the eternal power of God for salvation. The writer of Hebrews puts it this way: "The word of God is full of life and power, and is keener than the sharpest two-edged sword. It pierces even to the severance of soul from spirit, and penetrates between the joints and the marrow, and it can discern the secret thoughts and purposes of the heart. And no created thing is able to escape its scrutiny; but everything lies bare and completely exposed before the eyes of Him with whom we have to do" (Hebrews 4: 12-13, Weymouth). The Psalmist says the Word of the Lord is "a lamp to my feet and a light to my path" (Psalm 119:105, NASB).

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The central theme of this book is to present the work of entire sanctification, not only as a duty but also as a present privilege of all Christians. We are convinced that if any honest heart will open God’s word and earnestly and obediently seek God’s help, he will learn for himself that, “If any man will do His will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether I speak of myself.” (John 7:17)

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Imagine walking down a dusty road with Jesus. He begins to make unusual statements. "I am the Bread of Life." "I am the Light of the World." "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life." As soon as Jesus says, "I am ...," you perk up and take notice of what comes next. What part of His person is He revealing now? You ponder them. What does He mean?

Taking the position of a mentor to a young couple, Adam and Megan, Dr. Demaray guides you through Jesus' "I am" statements about himself. In each one, Jesus reveals another facet of His person.

Slip on your sandals and walk into a new level of intimacy with Jesus in Mile Markers: 40 Intimate Journeys with Jesus

"This little work comes as overflow from the life of one who has searched to know the best of the saints of the ages. He shares from the gems he has found there. Authentic Demaray!"
-Dr. Dennis Kinlaw, Founder The Francis Asbury Society

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This wonderful study of 1 John by Dr. John Oswalt explores the answers to the question, “What does it mean to be a Christian?”  Just as a three-legged stool sits securely on the ground regardless of how rough the surface is, John shares with us there are three essential evidences of the Christian life - love, obedience, and belief - and that when all three are present we have a truly stable and fruitful life.  Each of the six chapters in the book is followed by several study questions to help guide the reader in understanding the important points brought out in the book.

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Volumes have been written on the importance, need and relevance of the doctrine of entire sanctification, experienced and lived out in the heart and life of every believer. Much has been written to clarify, explain, and to definite this great truth, but opposition to it still ensues. So the question naturally arises, “Why another book dealing with the subject of Christian holiness?” Perhaps, because after 32 continuous years of holiness evangelism, I see, not only a drift, but a resistance to this message within the church, and it is having tremendous consequences in our world. - Nelson Perdue

"I always find it a joy to hear Nelson Perdue preach. He is creative, authentic, fresh, and anointed. You can't ask for much more than that." -Dr. Dennis F. Kinlaw, Francis Asbury Society

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"We Worship One God in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity."
-Athanasian Creed, 6th century A.D.

"What a delight to find a mature systematic theologican who takes Jesus seriously when he talks about God! Coppedge actually believes Jesus meant it when he said that if one wants to know the Father or the Spirit that one must start with the Son. The result is that God becomes more than an idea, or a dogma, or one who is always a third-personal ‘he" whom we know about. This triune God is shown to be a second-personal ‘you’ to whom one must respond with much more than a mere thought. Good stuff!"  -Dr. Dennis F. Kinlaw, Founder, Francis Asbury Society, and Former President, Asbury College

"Allan Coppedge has produced a comprehensive trinitarian doctrine of God. His thirty years of praying, teaching and preaching have culminated in one of the clearest discussions of the holy One ever produced. Coppedge’s facile handling of ancient resources and the most recent theological assessments of the divine nature, as well as his offering of a new paradigm for relating holiness and love in the personhood of God, are more than gratifying – this is a unique call to a theological revolution ... Teachers, pastors and anyone who wants to think more clearly about God and to live in the dynamic life of personal holy love will benefit from this text." -M. William Ury, Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Wesley Biblical Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi

"Allan Coppedge has shown us how the recently revived interest in the Trinity can lead us to some new answers to some old theological conundrums. He has shown us a way forward, and we owe him a debt of gratitude." -John Oswalt, Research Professor of Old Testament, Wesley Biblical Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi

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$24.99

European enslavement of Africans and the development of the slave trade began in the sixteenth century. As the New World opened up, the slave trade thrived and slave labor became a significant economic force. Slavery itself was seldom challenged on humanitarian or religious grounds – in fact, evangelical leaders often used the Bible to justify slavery. In the late eighteenth century a notable exception emerged: John Wesley. Though little has been written about this dimension of Wesley’s life, he was the first Christian leader of world renown to take a decisive stand against slavery.

With wide-ranging analysis and depth, Dr. Brendlinger has brought to light the strength of Wesley’s convictions about slavery and demonstrates how his theology compelled him to work to abolish it. From the writing of Thoughts Upon Slavery to his interactions with key players such as Wilberforce, Clarkson, Sharp and Benezet, Wesley utilized all means available to him to support the cause. The breadth of his authority and respect enabled him to influence Methodists (in England and America) to use their collective power to bring about radical societal change. Wesley’s legacy to Methodism is extensive, but his contribution to the antislavery movement is singularly significant in bringing down the institution of slavery. This is his story.

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