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Are you longing for something more in your relationship with God? If so, you're not alone. For years, author and pastor Alan Kraft felt God was distant and impersonal. The typical answers of "pray more" or "read your Bible more" didn't help. In his search for deepening intimacy, he discovered what was missing: a tangible experience of God's delight. In The Intimate God, the author shares from his own journey five simple practices that can in...

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A lot of people seem angry with the Church. But what is really beneath the anger is exhaustion. They're tired. Tired of trying and then trying harder. They yearn for the "burden is light" they read about in the Scripture. Author and pastor Alan Kraft offers a simple solution: return to the Gospel. Alan believes that we often view the Gospel as only the starting point of faith, but not part of our daily walk. Inside, he calls thirsty believers ...

The church is filled with people asking, "Is this it? Is this all the Christian life is supposed to be?" They long to experience more of God's presence-they just don't know how to get there. Some have been burned by "charismania." Others are fearful of it. Is there a way to experience the Spirit-without the weirdness? Author and pastor Alan Kraft provides a biblical pathway into the exhilaration of an everyday experience with the Holy Sp...

Die Kogi sind zutiefst besorgt wenn sie betrachten, was wir mit der Welt anstellen. Sie sind sich bewusst darüber, dass wir überhaupt kein Verständnis dafür haben, welche Kräfte wir damit entfesseln. Sie glauben, dass die Menschheit nur überleben kann, wenn sie grundlegend das Anliegen versteht, warum die Kogi besorgt sind.Die Kernaussage von Aluna ist also, dass die Kogi verstehen welche kritischen Verstrickungen innerhalb unserer Welt existi...

These essays focus on interfaces between "scripturesque" Jewish materials and the worlds in which they were transmitted and/or perceived, especially in the period prior to (or apart from) the development of an exclusivistic canonical consciousness in some Jewish and Christian circles.