Don Fanning Collection (3 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
In these three volumes, seasoned church planter Don Fanning brings 30 years of ministry development to bear on two of the most challenging books in the Bible—Romans and Revelation—and discusses contentious issues relating to spiritual gifts, predestination, baptism, and human depravity. Fanning views small groups as the key to healthy congregations, and has designed these volumes with small group study in mind, complete with study guides and discussion questions. In Gifts for Today, Fanning argues that there are certain gifts recorded in the New Testament that served special purposes only for the early church. In his study on Revelation he addresses common questions prompted by popular end-times literature and speculation. And in Romans: Teaching on Living in Christ and with Christ, he addresses challenging concepts like predestination, baptism, and human depravity.
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- Addresses common questions about the end times and Revelation
- Tackles tough issues like predestination, baptism, human depravity, spiritual gifts, and others
- Includes three volumes optimized for small group study, complete with discussion questions and study guides
- Title: Don Fanning Collection
- Author: Don Fanning
- Publisher: Branches
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 1,106
Don Fanning is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary. He served for 30 years in Latin America planting churches and teaching in Bible institutes. He founded Libros Aguila, a Christian school textbook company. He is currently the director of global studies at the Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary in Lynchburg, VA. He founded Branches Publications in 2011.
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Robert Carter
1/17/2014
I perused the sample pages on the various gifts with interest and it seems that the comments are more theoretical and perhaps "pre-biassed" against speaking in tongues, which I have done for 45 years and the various gifts of the spirit of which he has blessed me for a similar time. Some comments are good and soundly based, but miss the mark in many ways. A common misconception is that certain gifts were temporal and given for special purposes only in the early church. The mention of near trance like states and babblings mentioned may happen in some cases, but are not the usual. I do agree that excess and abuse has not done the cause any good. Reference to someone visiting Japan and speaking that language and the comparisons to "the tongues of men" and "heavenly languages" are sort of off the mark and may give a wrong impression. Again, I find that comments on such matters seem to be made by those who do not have any real experience in them. The contents look good but I fear may give people the wrong impression. Once I saw this, I did not look at the other titles. I do not want to be disappointed.
