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What the Bible Teaches is a series of commentaries published with a view to opening up in a clear concise manner the teaching of the Bible. The contributors are well known Bible expositors, and the style of each volume is expository and practical. Each commentary has been written specifically for the series, and has not been taken from tapes or culled from other publications. To the enquiring mind, this and companion volumes in the series are a storehouse of divine truth, being the outcome of many years of study and experience. This 28-volume series covers the entire Old and New Testament. Each volume of the What the Bible Teaches Commentary was researched and written by a seasoned expositor of God’s Word. These authors have a passion for preaching, and they also practice what they preach. They understand those who use commentaries to find inspiring content for personal study and use in preaching and teaching.

Do you ever feel like you're working just to pay the bills? Do you look forward to the day when you won't have to go to work anymore? Do you view the ministry of your pastors as more valuable to God than your work? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are not alone. The question of whether your work matters to God is one that many people wrestle with. In this online course, Dr. Scott Rae and several other scholars want to help you understand that your work matters deeply to God. They will help you see that all followers of Jesus are in full-time ministry, not just the pastors and missionaries. And they will help you recognize that the professional work you do is part of your service to God. Join Dr. Rae for a 6-lesson journey through an exploration of work, calling, and vocation.

What the Bible Teaches is a series of commentaries published with a view to opening up in a clear concise manner the teaching of the New Testament. The contributors are well known Bible expositors, and the style is expository and practical. Each commentary has been written specifically for the series, and has not been taken from tapes or culled from other publications. To the inquiring mind, this and companion volumes in the series are a storehouse of divine truth, being the outcome of many year...

Do you ever feel like you're working just to pay the bills? Do you look forward to the day when you won't have to go to work anymore? Do you view the ministry of your pastors as more valuable to God than your work? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are not alone. The question of whether your work matters to God is one that many people wrestle with. In this online course, Dr. Scott Rae and several other scholars want to help you understand that your work matters deeply to God. They will help you see that all followers of Jesus are in full-time ministry, not just the pastors and missionaries. And they will help you recognize that the professional work you do is part of your service to God. Join Dr. Rae for a 6-lesson journey through an exploration of work, calling, and vocation. Each lesson contains: Videos that unpack the lesson topic A short quiz to help you recall what you learned A reflection to help you integrate the material into your own life

Prophetic Precursors discusses some key biblical figures: Adam, Noah, Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon, Mary, and Jesus. Christian and Muslim views of these figures are contrasted and where relevant the question is asked whether these figures point us towards Jesus or towards Muhammad.

We sometimes say that Muslims and Christians are part of Abraham's family, but while you can choose your friends, you cannot choose your family. In a world filled with conflict, can Christians be friends with Muslims? When it comes to medical ethics, the economy, the environment, media, the arts, the place of women in society, political engagement, do Christians and Muslims have any views in common? Utilizing the writings of respected Muslim reformer Tariq Ramadan, Tom Wilson asks questions about what kind of friendship Christians and Muslims might have. While we disagree as to who Jesus is or how we can be saved, can we agree in our concern for a fairer, more just society? Can we work together for the common good as friends who disagree but remain respectful?