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Reviews book: What else does it mean to be in Christ? How do we get there? What do we do there? This book helps us understand the privileges and powers we have in Christ - and the duties too.
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Reviews book: How do you find hope after loss? Kaitlyn Odom Fiedler was eight years old when she woke up alone in a hospital room, the victim of a horrible car accident that had claimed the lives of six of her family members as they traveled on their way to vacation at the beach. Left with only one living brother, young Kaitlyn was left with the question, "What now?" How do you find hope after loss? Twenty years later, Kaitlyn has found her hope and wants to encourage others as they struggle with their own trials. What Now?: Finding Renewed Life in Christ After Loss brings a refreshing perspective of hope and will help answer the questions of how to move forward, not just move on, when it seems there is nothing left on which to cling. Readers will discover how Kaitlyn moved from questioning to trusting God in times of sorrow, and they will find hope and healing in their own grief journey along the way. Endorsements In What Now?, Kaitlyn shares her pain, struggle, and personal wrestling with grief, love, and hope with courageous vulnerability. Although her story is her own, she invites us to find our own stories in it and, by doing so, we find hope outside of ourselves. ... Kaitlyn writes as if she is introducing us to her family, her home, and her hope. She has found Christ sustaining, patient, and present and introduces Him as one friend introduces another. ... Lee Anne Cavin Grace Church Campus Support Staff Kaitlyn opens the door to her grief and invites you in. ... Asking the question, “What now?” she gently places your hand in the hand of Jesus and walks with you into the light of healing and hope. Hers is a story honestly told, laying her suffering open, welcoming you to share with her God’s living and sufficient grace. Georgia Tanner Author of Genesis: Small Stories of a Big God What Now? challenged me to see God’s goodness amid insurmountable suffering. Kaitlyn’s use of storytelling kept me engaged and inspired. With vulnerability and boldness, Kaitlyn shares her experience of unimaginable loss and brings hope to hurting people. This book will support people who have encountered trauma, suffering, or loss; and What Now? will guide the rest of us as we journey with them. Peter Hyatt Campus Minister,Clemson Baptist Collegiate Ministry In her book What Now?, Kaitlyn did a phenomenal job of addressing an extremely painful topic and shared openly and honestly about her journey through her own grief. What she revealed depicts a process that can make or break a person. ... Kaitlyn genuinely is a wounded healer who can understand another’s pain and also know that there is light that can come out of darkness. Vickey Maclin, Psy.D. Associate Professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary-Charlotte and Psychological Associate In What Now?, Kaitlyn shares her story with raw vulnerability and I felt immediately connected to her. Throughout her story you will be inspired by her strength and amazed at the faithfulness of our great God! This book is a survival guide for anyone who needs a reminder that God is good and our strength in times of hardship. Grace Valentine Author of four best-selling books and host of Water Into Wine podcast In his book, The Wounded Healer, Henri Nouwen wrote that “The great illusion of leadership is to think that man can be led out of the desert by someone who has never been there.” Kaitlyn has been in the desert of great pain and loss. And she’s emerged as a wounded healer―able to speak with both awareness and hope for those who find themselves in the throes of grief. Chrystie Cole Author of Redeeming Sexuality and A Woman’s Words
Reviews book: As a part of his classic Secret Series devotionals, Andrew Murray wrote this month-long devotional to emphasize the importance of Christ not only being for us, but also being in us. Murray teaches in The Secret of Christ Our Life that our daily abiding in Christ enables us to work out our faith, grow branches, and bear fruit to the glory of God.
Reviews book: Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God. When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall ye also appear... (Colossians 3: 2-4). It is not enough to keep asking Jesus for His strength, peace, provision, and joy when God gave us the kingdom in Christ Jesus. When we align our hearts in an affectionate relationship with God by the power of the Cross, the Word, and the Holy Spirit, we will experience God’s grace in His love, goodness, mercy, and power. Let the church arise casting off the limitations of self-effort in natural living. Instead let us choose to live the true supernatural gospel in full surrender, giving Jesus our all, in loving trust to experience His eternal life. Christ is my life devotional, is designed to ground you in the fundamental teachings of Christ from the Word of God to challenge you into a deeper, intimate, and loving relationship with the Father by the Holy Spirit. He is our teacher of the gospel in Christianity, and without Him, we are left powerless with legalism and religion. “And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent” (John 17:3). Get into a relationship and let the Holy Spirit lead you into becoming a more grounded and mature Christian anchored in love, faith, grace, and truth until indeed Christ is your life.
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Reviews book: Author: A. J. Gordon, D.D. Language: English Keywords: Religion Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Obscure Press are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
Reviews book: Do you yearn for peace, a soul rest, in times of turmoil? Do you desire a stronger faith, a water-walking faith? Do you aspire to have the mind of Christ and make decisions with the wisdom of God? Then, God-life is the book for you. Eight life-changing sections will lead you with biblical truths to become what God saved you to be. God-life is for today's Christian seeking to live a Christ-like life in the 2lst Century. It is a superb book for individual or small group study. "As I have traveled around the world... one desperate need... jumps out...for believers to fully comprehend the depth of their relationship with Christ. Ernest Kelley has hit the nail on the head. Understanding the meaning of the new birth... provision God has made for us to proceed into Christ-likeness is a strategic journey for the believer. God-Life will clearly and compellingly chart the course for that journey." James T. Draper, Jr., President Emeritus, LifeWay Christian Resources "Lively and energetic, filled with poignant illustrations and Scripture texts... I was inspired, challenged, and greatly encouraged... every agnostic, seeker, new believer, and matured Christian who needs to be informed by a fresh word about God should read this book." J. Robert White, Executive Director, Georgia Baptist Convention "If you are looking for a book... full of sound theology about the nature and unlimited power of Almighty God... I commend... with genuine enthusiasm." B. Carlisle Driggers, Executive Director-Treasurer Emeritus, South Carolina Baptist Convention Dr. Ernest J. Kelley graduated from Southwestern and Golden Gate seminaries. His ministry has included pastorates, leadership with the Georgia Baptist Convention and SBC Home Mission/North American Mission Boards. He currently enjoys interim pastorates, teaching, writing, and traveling. He lives in Atlanta with Eleanor, his wife. They have two daughters, Susan and Karen.
Reviews book: Bill Gillham believes that the Christian life is a blessing rather than a burden and is convinced that misapprehensions of what the Bible really says sometime leave us feeling shackled instead of free. He shows the way to seeing things differently.