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| At a time when there is much confusion over the basic doctrines of the Christian faith, coupled with a proliferation of new religious movements and cults, some professing to be Christian, others not, Dr Eryl Davies has produced a completely revised and updated edition of his popular title, Truth under attack, which was first published in 1990. In this work he provides an introduction to, and overview of, the contemporary Western cult scene from a biblical perspective, offering many helpful details and warnings about their teachings, and showing how they conflict with the Word of God.This new edition of his work is the second in a series of three volumes, which will include many new sects and provide updated information on those dealt with in previous editions. The other two volumes are expected to be published during 2005. Truth under attack is the latest book to be published in the new series called The Guide. The aim of the series is to communicate the Christian faith in a straightforward and readable way, and to that end each chapter relatively short and concise. An innovative feature of the series is that it is linked to its own web site, which can be found at www.evangelicalpress.org, where questions may be posted, to be answered by a team of experienced, dedicated men. Dr Davies is the principal of the Evangelical Theological College of Wales, Bryntirion, South Wales, where he lectures in the areas of Systematic and Contemporary Theology. He has spent some thirty years in the ministry in Wales, where he has, until recently, also been the chairman of the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship Wales Advisory Council. He is the author of The ultimate rescue, also published by Evangelical Press, and has written extensively on the subject of cults both for Evangelical Times, and more recently in his booklet Human cloning - right or wrong? He is married with two children. |
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| "No electric guitars, no keyboards, no special effects. Just as unplugged music gives you pure and unfiltered music, Truth Unplugged gives you God's truth--pure and unfiltered. No holds barred!" |
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| Francis Schaeffer was a well-known, extremely influential apologist and thinker who made his mark defending orthodox truth in the face of strong opposition. He was foremost in the vocation of apologetic ministry, and he was a brilliant man whom God used mightily during the decades of the 1960's, 70's, and 80's.In Truth With Love, Bryan Follis explores the theology and thinking that fueled the ministry of Francis Schaeffer, from his Reformed position to his understanding of fundamentalism. Follis examines Schaeffer's apologetic argument and the role of reason in his discussions and writings. The position Francis Schaeffer took against modernism and its applicability in this day of postmodernism are studied as well.This book is a beneficial resource for any Francis Schaeffer fan and any minister, teacher, or student who appreciates truth and its defense in the face of different kinds of opposition. |
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| Hailing from Orange County, California comes Project 86 and their latest Tooth and Nail album, Truthless Heroes. Drawing energy from early NYC hardcore and hip-hop, the quartet has crafted an explosive and utterly modern rock sound centered around rhythm, riffs, and raw rock vocals with a much more melodic sound than their previous two releases making this album for fans of rock music and not just those that like harder music. |
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| Grease may be free but it certainly is not cheap. The cost of grace was captivatingly illustrated in the movie blockbuster The Passion of the Christ. The grace of God liberates and empowers Christians to walk in obedience and service to the Lord. However, studies of the lifestyles of American Christians show little difference between those who claim to be "born again" and those who claim no religion at all. The teaching and example of marshmallow grace has influenced our students to a life of soft discipleship. Author Steve Halliday shows students what it means to count the cost. This book shows TruthQuest students that to follow Jesus they must pick up their cross. |
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| Jesus is hip these days. Anyone with a spiritual bent-especially postmoderns-recognize that Jesus is cool. Even world religions-their prophets and leaders-respect Jesus as a great inspirational influence upon history. But these admirers have one thing in common. They do not know Jesus as Lord. TruthQuest students have a need and responsibility-now more than ever-to get deep with their faith. They need not only to admire and respect Jesus, but to understand Him as God made flesh, crucified for our sins, raised on the third day, and now seated at the right hand of God interceding for us. And He will come back one day for those who know Him as their Lord |
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| Using the standard TruthQuest trademarks of deep, uncompromising Bible study and openended questions, this spacious journal walks students through a full range of insights on the life of Christ through 70 devotional experiences--updated (so they can't get behind) but demanding (so they can't get away without thinking). Random pages throughout the book add a little spice and variety to the devotional spreads, such as sample journal entries from great Christians of the past, plus articles on prayer, who Jesus is, seeking the will of God, and more. Of course, the whole thing is packaged inside a cool tin cover bumped with an embossed TQ logo against a field of big, bold black. |
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| Much more than a book of blank lines, this is truly a how-to-pray book, hinged around more than a dozen theological truths that give Christian prayer its power and purpose. Each section starts with a short article that introduces the idea, followed by back-to-back, double-page spreads of practical prayer time, encouraged by Scriptures, quotes, and classic prayers from past Christian heroes. This approach helps students not only grow through experience also grow in knowledge, discovering the discipline of writing their prayers and learning how to approach God biblically and appropriately. A running prayer list feature at the bottom of each spread is also available, giving them room to constantly record and respond to the pressing needs in their lives. Comes in a rough-textured, padded black binding with silver page edges and ribbon. |
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| Using the standard TruthQuest trademarks of deep, uncompromising Bible study and openended questions, this spacious journal walks students through a full range of insights on the life of Christ through 70 devotional experiences--updated (so they can't get behind) but demanding (so they can't get away without thinking). Random pages throughout the book add a little spice and variety to the devotional spreads, such as sample journal entries from great Christians of the past, plus articles on prayer, who Jesus is, seeking the will of God, and more. Of course, the whole thing is packaged inside a cool tin cover bumped with an embossed TQ logo against a field of big, bold black. |
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| This book is a simple summary of the truths of God's Word, and is compiled as a set of questions and answers to help children aged 7 to 9 learn not just the Bible stories but the truths behind them. The Truths of God's Word can be used at home, for catechism or Bible class, for home schooling, and in Christian schools. Teaching our children, however, is primarily our responsibility as parents. "Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD" Psalm. 34:11. "Those that seek me early shall find me" Proverbs. 8:17. "Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6 |
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