Smore Jesus

E. Dean Cook is a retired Navy chaplain who also taught at Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester, New York, and was its first campus chaplain. For ten years, he was senior pastor of the Wilmore Free Methodist Church near Lexington, Kentucky, where he also taught, mentored, and supervised ministerial students at Asbury Theological Seminary and Asbury University. During his long and varied career as a clergyman, he served as senior chaplain at the Naval Base Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California; serving also on the aircraft carrier USS America and several other naval ships and installations. He was appointed Director of his denomination’s chaplains. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Literature from Seattle Pacific University, master’s and doctoral degrees from Asbury Theological Seminary, and an honorary doctor’s degree from Roberts Wesleyan College. He holds the rank of Captain in the Navy Chaplain Corps and was made an Honorary Admiral by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He has been married to his wife, Ruth, for 55 years. They have four sons and six grandchildren. Cook is the author of two other books: Salt of the Sea (an account of his chaplain career) and Being God’s Presence in Closed Communities, a history of his denomination’s chaplaincy ministries. His interest in and study of the book of Jonah was ignited by the wide variety of interpretations given the book. The writer believes that Jonah has a clear and powerful message for this generation and the Church, who are prone to follow the god they want rather than the God that is.

A fresh new look at the Bible, from beginning to end, and what it means in believers' lives

Mormons say they are Christians but are they? Do they believe in the same Bible the same God and the same Jesus that Christians follow? This book answers these questions and more: Was God ever a man? Were Jesus and Lucifer brothers? Is Scripture still being written? Are we saved by what we do? Did Joseph Smith ever give false prophecies? The meaning of terms Mormons use as well as their views on the Bible reveal the huge chasm between what Mormons and Christians believe. This book will help you share the truth with Mormons that come to your door.

Smore Jesus Less Me Checkered Sheets Notebook Do you love go camping in the nature and smore some marshmallows at the campfire? Funny notebook for all who love bonfires and marshmallows and are christian believers. If you like camping in a tent like a boy scout and love jesus christ? Then is this 6x9 inch notebook with checkered sheet perfekt for you. The notebook with premium cover is rounded off with cream-colored pages and thin lines, as well as a box in the upper corner and a circle in the lower corner. The notebook can be used as a diary and journal or for drawings. Also check out our other notebooks or journals, maybe you'll find another one you like.

The Bible studies I chose to do came about in answer to a request from my first congregation out of seminary. I consistently sought to present a serious, somewhat scholarly, approach to the interested among my parishioners. I would take a book in the Bible to study, assume it was written or edited to be read from the beginning, and make sense to the reader in that way. I attempted to discover for myself and my group what the book sought to convey. In this volume, the study of Luke 19:28–19:27 followed that pattern exactly. This volume completes the study of Luke, following volumes on 1:1–9:50 and 9:51–19:27.

A collection of outdoor and camping songs to be sung to the tune of familiar songs.

Do we believe that God still does miracles? Considering how difficult it is for many of us adults to trust in the miraculous power of God, how much more difficult can it be for a young person in the midst of struggles about identity and purpose in life? With the help of his son Parker, bestselling author Mark Batterson now brings the exciting message of a God who longs to do miracles in our lives to a teen audience. Together they show young readers that God is intimately involved in their lives and wants them to experience the miraculous. With poignant examples from the lives of real teens, The Grave Robber, Student Edition brings to life not only the seven miracles from John's Gospel but the countless miracles we witness every day--if only we have eyes to see.

Readers discover exactly what it takes to grow in Christ and become like Him. "Idon't write this book as a condemnation or as a sermon. The last thing I wantto do is provide a 'how to be the best Christian in ten easy steps' guide. Ipen these words as a fellow struggler who is learning that what we think aboutGod matters, how we allow Him to reign in our hearts matters, and how we obeyHim in the moment matters. It allmatters. Everything." Authorand speaker Mary DeMuth has been abused, foreclosed, abandoned, and betrayed.She has been pressed and drained till it was too much . . . Butit was just enough to bring her to a place of surrender, piece by preciouspiece. In that surrender, she found the freedom of giving everything to God. And through Scripture, community, and the workof the Holy Spirit, she gives it all over again, every day. Inthis gentle and challenging book,DeMuth describes the process and the nuances that shape us to be more likeChrist. Her words are clear, vulnerable, and thought provoking, and everychapter is infused with Scripture. Most of all, DeMuth provides personaland practical evidence that there is no greater pursuit than Christ. We mustsurrender everything, but it does not compare to the Everything He is, the EverythingHe gives.