Bøker av Stephen Manley

Acts chapter four is the powerful continuation of Peter and John's interaction with the lame beggar and the response from the Jewish leadership in Jerusalem. Peter's exhortation caused a significant stir and resulted in threats and difficulty-which led to greater unity, boldness, and ministry in early Church.Through this expositional commentary on Acts 4, you will discover that just like the early Church, the world should realize we have "been with Jesus" (4:13)-that His presence dominates our lives and is declared through our lips. We must remember that all the resources of God are available to the believer, and all the resources of the believer are available to God! This principle must dominate the relationship between God and man. There is no merger without it. The Cross Style Commentary series combines expositional study in the Word of God with practical application for real-world living.

Teenager Pam Ackerman is looking forward to the promising life she sees before her. She loves her hometown and parents, and her father's career as an attorney has set the family up with a comfortable life of opportunity.Then the unthinkable happens: her father abandons the family. While her mother scrambles to earn a living, Pam is sent to a tiny Tennessee town for the summer. Heartbroken and feeling uncertain in her new environment, Pam doesn't know how she'll survive till fall to see her mother and friends again.And then the miraculous happens: she falls in love. In Obion Summer's more innocent time of the 1980s, before the ease of communication associated with social media and cell phones, Pam must find a way to balance love of home with romantic love.Stephen Manley has crafted a love story of more than one kind-one to home, one to romance, and one to the charm and beauty of small-town northwest Tennessee. Obion Summer is both a heart-wrenching and a sweet novel for preteen and teen readers.

Since 1981, Dr. Stephen Manley has saturated within the Gospel of Matthew, both proclaiming and writing the Truth of the Message. A combination of exegetical commentary and expositional preaching, this commentary investigates Matthew 1-2, seeking to know and experience the Person of Jesus.