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"If you don't know the date you were saved, then you're not saved." "When you miss an opportunity to share Christ with someone, it's your fault if that person goes to hell." Not true, says veteran evangelist and teacher Larry Moyer. God never said many of the things we believe about evangelism. In this practical book, Moyer dispels twenty-one common misconceptions Christians have as they evangelize. With biblical principles and practical suggestions, he helps us learn to witness out of grace, not guilt. "Salvation is free, yet it did not come without a great cost. Salvation is also simple, yet many believers struggle because they add requirements that are not found in Scripture. Larry Moyer does a superb job challenging these misconceptions, freeing God's children to fully abound in His grace." --Jack Eggar President and CEO, Awana Clubs International R. Larry Moyer (Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary) is president and CEO of EvanTell, Inc., an evangelistic association in Dallas, Texas, and a frequent speaker in evangelistic outreaches, training seminars, and classrooms across the country. His other books include Free and Clear, Larry Moyer's How-To Book on Personal Evangelism, Thirty-One Days with the Master Fisherman, and Welcome to the Family.

The beauty and diversity of God's creatures, as showcased in the All About God's Animals series, will fascinate toddlers and early readers. In this book, they can explore colors, compare creatures and solve riddles at the same time. The vivid photographs encourage children to closely examine the intricate details in God's handiwork.--

Women want answers! A busy twenty-first century woman who has not taken the time to think through exactly what she believes about God, even why she believes in God, tends to live as a practical atheist. Today's Christian woman needs the transformation that having a reasoned belief in the reality of God's existence can bring, the intellectual confidence that will empower her to speak boldly on faith issues, with love and self-control. It's not that women need different or special apologetics arguments; they simply need to be encouraged and instructed in the importance of apologetics in their daily lives. Women who are exposed to apologetics find themselves energized and excited about sharing their faith with family, friends, and coworkers. Popular apologist Mary Jo Sharp issues a personal challenge for sisters in Christ to approach their faith on an intellectual level, along with a compelling call for women's ministries to help women love God with their minds by incorporating apologetics into their programs.

Allah u Akbar. It is as Allah wills. Baytown, California--USA Team one. Armed and ready. Boston, Massachusetts--USA Team two. Armed and ready. Jerusalem--Israel Team three. Armed and ready. This is jihad--precise, coordinated, lethal . . . and success is not measured by who survives. In the time it takes to fire a gun, terrorism will vault off of the front page and into every aspect of John Cain's life. This nearly burnt-out pastor from Baytown, California--along with every member of his congregation--is going to look straight into the abyss and discover whether or not his God is big enough to meet the horror that spews out. Ward Tanneberg is the Executive Pastor of Westminster Chapel in Bellevue, Washington. An award-winning author, he has been published in a variety of newspapers, magazines, and periodicals across the country.

Understanding spiritual transformationIt is the heart that is the control center of life and through which God works to change us. But how does this growth take place? In Minding the Heart, Robert L Saucy offers insightful instruction on what spiritual transformation is and how to achieve it. He shows how renewing one's mind through meditation, action, and community can begin the process of change, but ultimately the final change--the change that brings abundant life--can only come through a vital relationship with God. "The renewing of the heart is an inescapable human need," writes Saucy, "but the solution lies only within the realm of the divine."Drawing from inspiring Bible passages as well as select scientific studies, Saucy demonstrates how to make lasting change so Christians can achieve the joys of becoming more like Christ."Individuals and congregations will be challenged, helped, and strengthened though careful reflection on the insights found in this splendid volume." --David S Dockery, President, Union University" The great Puritan divine William Ames defined theology as the science of living in the presence of God. That's what this book is about: a biblical examination of Christian interiority, what it means to know and love Jesus Christ from the inside out, with one's whole heart. A great introduction to spiritual theology."--Timothy George, Dean of Beeson Divinity School of Samford University"Any doctor will tell you the key to physical life is the heart. If it is not beating, you are dead. The same is true of the spiritual life. At the center of spiritual growth and transformation is the heart. This wonderful study by Robert Saucy shows you just how important the heart is and that eternal life is a life of quality drawing upon a transformation from deep within."--Darrell L Bock, Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary

We live in a high-maintenance world--cars, homes, computers, and even relationships need continual attention. But what about our souls, the center of our selves where our passions, gifts, and individuality unite? Do we ever consider what it means to care for our souls? In a world where the quick fix and instant gratifications are many people's most immediate focus, author Steve Smith invites the reader to focus on what truly matters most--the lifelong process of nurturing our souls by focusing on relationships, spiritual and personal growth and healing, and living out God's purpose for our lives. Step off the hamster wheel of endless activity and purposeless action to find a deeper sense of self and spiritual transformation. Foreword by Dr. Gary Chapman.

Infinite Playlists is a handy guide to healthy conversation between parents and kids. Writing as both father and music-lover, Stocker calls parents to recognize music as a gift from God so they can help their kids determine the emotional, physical, and spiritual influences of their song choices. He offers a balanced look at the difference between Christian and secular music, and gives practical guidelines parents and kids can follow to choose appropriate music-together.

Many Christians crave something more from their prayer time. We pray knowing that God hears and answers our prayers, but we also know that prayer should be something more than recited phrases and personal wish lists. God wants prayer to become vital to everything we do. Using Scripture passages, applications, and a prayer guide, "Praying with Purpose" is a five-week study designed to teach believers how to pray without ceasing. Perfect for church use, small groups, or individual study.

Written by youth expert Alvin Reid, Join the Movement is an invitation and a challenge to young adults to wholeheartedly commit to seeing God change the world--through them!

"Reid's heart burns with passion for the church to reclaim its mission and invade our unchurched culture." --Luis Palau Unthinkable only decades ago, America is now raising up generations of people who are "radically unchurched"--those who have had little contact with a Christ-centered church and have no clear understanding of the gospel message. This state of affairs isn't likely to change unless Christians can communicate the significance of their message to a culture that regards the church as irrelevant and outmoded. Calling for a passionate overhaul of how Christians see and interact with individuals outside the church, Alvin Reid demonstrates a clear understanding of the distinction between the changeless basics of the faith and negotiable traditions, programs, and artifacts. He examines the causes behind the loss of America's Christian identity and the resulting failure of the American church to understand and utilize the New Testament pattern of penetrating an indifferent culture with the gospel. Reid offers proven strategies for touching people who desperately need to be confronted with life-changing Christianity. Alvin L. Reid (Ph.D., M.Div., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) is professor of evangelism and the Bailey Smith Chair of Evangelism at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of seven books, including Light the Fire, Introduction to Evangelism, and Evangelism for a Changing World.

The Discovery God Series follows the adventures of a young bear named Bailey and his many questions about God. Through thought-provoking stories, children will learn valuable lessons about the character of our loving Creator.

"We know how to be teenagers. We want [the church] to show us how to be adults." --Kristin, aged 17 Two-thirds of today's teens are interested in having a meaningful relationship with God, yet less than one-third of them are active in a local church. Alvin Reid--an experienced pastor, professor, evangelist, and youth ministry speaker--suggests these statistics are more an indictment of the way the church does youth ministry than of the teens they try to reach. Today's generation of teens is marked by teamwork, authenticity, and a "can-do" attitude. They are much more than kids finishing childhood--an erroneous perspective of many in the church, and one that drives what often passes for effective youth ministry. Teens are young adults with incredible potential who need to learn how to be Christian adults. This compelling book provides an impassioned plea for the church to set a higher standard; to reinvent the fundamental ways we minister to teens and their families. "[This book] is not for the faint of heart or those who are intimidated by this culture. It is written for those who are deadly serious about reaching and keeping this Digital generation. . . an unreached people group, 'a tribe apart' with their own language, values, customs and dress." --Jay Strack President, StudentLeadership.net Alvin L. Reid (Ph.D., M.Div., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) is professor of evangelism and the Bailey Smith Chair of Evangelism at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of seven books, including Radically Unchurched, Introduction to Evangelism, and Light the Fire: Raising a Generation to Live Radically for Jesus.

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Veteran evangelist Larry Moyer has spent ten years researching the most common issues and problems in personal evangelism. This handbook will lead believers step-by-step into a thorough understanding of the Gospel message. Practical and easy-to-follow, this definitive introduction to spiritual growth will help new believers who may be overwhelmed by their new relationship and the pressures of fitting in the Christian life. With group discussion questions in each chapter, this is a great resource for new Christians, discipleship groups, or small group study." For any pastor or layperson who takes the Great Commission seriously. . . . I think you'll come away with a fresh appreciation for the salvation we have in Christ and a renewed desire to present the gospel to others."-Luis Palau

An invaluable landmark and an inspiration to all Christians, Boston's Park Street Church has led the way in missions, education, and evangelism and has had an enduring impact on the life of this nation. In this fascinating book, gifted historian Garth Rosell tells the amazing two-hundred year story of one of America's most famous churches. Peppered with illustrations and photographs, this chronicle turns a fresh eye on the church's storied past and the exceptional people who have helped it thrive for two centuries. "[This] is at once a wonderful read and more than a record of the church's two hundred years of faithful ministry-it is required reading for all who ask, 'What will ensure that my church will be faithful to our Lord in the years that are to come?'"-Walter C. Kaiser Jr., President Emeritus, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary "Rosell's study of this Boston landmark sharpens our understanding . . . and it will inspire future generations to keep alive the church's rich legacy."-Dana L. Robert, Truman Collins Professor of World Christianity and History of Mission, Boston University School of Theology "This important book is no typical congregational history. Garth Rosell has given us an exciting and inspiring story of a historic center of vital ministry that has had-and is still having!-a profound impact on the hearts and minds of people around the world who are serving the cause of the gospel of Jesus Christ."-Richard J. Mouw, President and Professor of Christian Philosophy, Fuller Theological Seminary Garth M. Rosell is professor of church history, chair of the Division of Christian Thought, and director of the Ockenga Institute of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts.

A lifetime of reflection and examination on the book of Acts

This newly designed series of sermon outlines provides a treasure chest of stimulating ideas for a dynamic preaching or teaching ministry.

This newly designed series of sermon outlines provides a treasure chest of stimulating ideas for a dynamic preaching or teaching ministry.

An open and refreshing look at issues that concern single Christians. A solidly biblical study that shares how one can be drawn into a more intimate relationship with God and learn how to prepare for a relationship with a future spouse.

What is the diversity culture? And what does it have to do with me? A new culture has emerged. It preaches spiritual openness, moral flexibility, and social diversity--and it's making evangelicals uncomfortable. Threatened. Excluded. Writing with both Christian worldview and an open mind, author Matthew Raley tackles the social tensions between evangelicals and the diversity culture with honesty and understanding. Analyzing contemporary media, historical sources, and Scripture, The Diversity Culture looks at the cultural barriers of society and how they can be breached, so readers can understand--and approach--cosmopolitan peers on their own terms. Incisive and indispensable, this book challenges believers to cross socioeconomic, ethical, and ideological hurdles to heal human relationships in the name of Christ.

Tremendously Helpful for Personal Evangelism

In this powerful sequel to "Across the Wide River," the Rankin home is still a beacon of freedom on the Underground Railroad. Johnny, the seventh of thirteen children in the Rankin family, is growing up quickly and in 1837 is eager to take on the same responsibilities as the rest of his family. But Johnny's father and his brother Lowry think Johnny is too young and too hotheaded to help with something as important and secretive as the Underground Railroad. Johnny understands the need for secrecy, but sometimes the secret is just too good to keep to himself! This engaging novel for young adults offers a further glimpse into a dark period of America's past, and profiles the courageous and godly people who helped bring about its end.

Written by an evangelism expert who has served in the ministry for more than twenty years, this series of one-month, daily devotionals are practical guides for discipleship and evangelism. Encouraging daily reflection and meditation, each book offers simple yet essential truths for Christian living that will help readers revitalize their lives for Christ and share the Good News with others.Check out Dr. Moyer's and EvanTell's latest project act111.org

The majority of full-time Christian workers are not missionaries or pastors. They are in the so-called secular workplace. They are teachers, accountants, farmers, factory workers, and store clerks. They are no less called to ministry than their pastors, deacons, or elders, but carrying out that ministry is not easy.With 31 short, easy-to-digest chapters, R. Larry Moyer provides encouragement and inspiration for living out your faith, regardless of where you work. With real-life examples, suggestions for how to pray, and Scripture passages to study, this book will equip any Christian to spread the good news every day.Check out Dr. Moyer's and EvanTell's latest project act111.org

Written by an evangelism expert who has served in the ministry for more than twenty years, this series of one-month, daily devotionals are practical guides for discipleship and evangelism. Encouraging daily reflection and meditation, each book offers simple yet essential truths for Christian living that will help readers revitalize their lives for Christ and share the Good News with others.

Introducing this generation to Spurgeon's model of leadership

As children of God, all Christians crave authentic fellowship. We feel a desire for genuine community with fellow Christians and with our triune God. Although we were created with this need for fellowship, few of us understand what it entails. In his first epistle, the apostle John described for believers true fellowship with others and with God. It is necessary reading for everyone who wants to understand the intimate community that God intends for us. In this practical verse-by-verse commentary, Dr. Pentecost shares the truths of this inspiring letter with all who hunger for a more personal relationship with the Father and Son, as well as their Christian family. With helpful discussion questions included at the end of each chapter, this book can easily be used for personal Bible study or sermon preparation as Dr. Pentecost guides readers through topics such as fellowship and holiness, the value of the blood of Christ, and overcoming the world. Dr. J. Dwight Pentecost is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, where he has served since 1955. He holds a B.A. from Hampden-Sydney College, and both a Th.M. and Th.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary. His many works include The Joy of Living, Design for Discipleship, The Divine Comforter, and Thy Kingdom Come.