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Indonesian edition of Unlocking the Bible - Old Testament

Tel que le présente l'auteur, ce manuel d'obstétrique spirituelle est le fruit d'une profonde préoccupation, née du constat qu'à l' évidence beaucoup de chrétiens ont été mal mis au monde . D'ailleurs, lorsque l'on en tente d'en trouver la cause, il apparaît que, dans la vie des chrétiens, de nombreux problèmes sont dus à des lacunes dans l'initiation au royaume de Dieu. Une naissance plus instruite entraîne une meilleure croissance dans une v...

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This volume is a collection of the illustrative material - charts, diagrams and maps - which the author has used in delivering his teaching sessions. It is intended for use as a supplement to the audio and video recordings of his talks.

The author has a passionate desire to see Charismatics and Evangelicals united. He has made a searching study of their remaining differences which he believes can be resolved without compromise. This book is essential reading for every Christian with a vision for a church united in faithfulness to the Word and openness to the work of the Holy Spirit.

For the most part, the church has been silent about Jesus' role as baptiser in the Spirit, though John declared this to be the principal contribution of his Messianic ministry. Through exploration of the relevant scriptures of both Old and New Testaments, David Pawson describes eight essential elements in Spirit baptism. He maintains that the sacramental, evangelical and pentecostal streams in Christianity have all failed to do justice to this...

Most of Jesus' teaching on the uncomfortable subject of hell was addressed to his followers, yet it hardly features in sermons today. Challenging the modern alternatives of liberal universalism and evangelical 'annihilationism', David Pawson presents the traditional concept of endless torment as soundly biblical, illustrating his argument with in-depth Scripture studies on controversial passages. Heaven is also a reality, he affirms, but it is...

Elisabeth Elliot writes in the Foreword: "Here is a simple, sane, serious treatment of the subject by a man who loves God, respects women, and takes the inspiration of Scripture and the integrity of the apostles for granted. He deals with all the 'difficult' texts. He tells us that his subject is not a clerical issue, nor is hierarchical, situational, historical, or experimental, it is biblical. Read this book. The exegesis points to the myste...

David Pawson has been teaching others the Bible for over forty years. Often, during this time, when wanting to communicate God's truth more effectively and to breathe fresh life into familiar scripture verses, he would paraphrase passages of the Bible into colloquial English. Loose Leaves from my Bible contains a selection of David Pawson's most popular paraphrases, with notes about their origin. Passages from Genesis, Psalms, Ecclesiastes, Ha...

Dr. Luke's second volume is a book of 'firsts': the first outpouring of the Holy Spirit, the first convert, the first healing, the first arrest and trial, the first deacons, the first martyr, the first persecution, the first Gentile mission and many more. It's the first-hand account of 'how they brought the news from Jerusalem to Rome' (to misquote Robert Browning), from the spiritual capital in the continent of Asia to the secular metropolis ...

Those who believe what the Bible teaches about God's plans and purposes for the people and place of Israel are often accused of giving more time and attention to the Old Testament than the New, and there is some truth in this. Over 80% of the promises and prophecies of the Old Testament have been literally fulfilled. It is a simple matter of faith in God's faithfulness to believe that he means what he says, and will do what he says he will do....

Why does God allow natural disasters?' is a question people are asking, as so many major disasters strike countries all over the world. David Pawson tackles this from a thoroughly biblical standpoint, dealing with some vital related questions along the way:Is God to blame?Have Christians found the answer?What is God really like?Do we deserve natural disasters?Will they ever cease?These were the substance of three talks on Revelation TV. This p...

Has God brought the Jewish people back to Palestine? How can both Jews and Christians be God's chosen people? How many covenants are there in the Bible? Do all Christian Zionists accept dispensational teaching? Does the God of Israel ever change his promises? These are some of the questions that must be faced in the light of current attacks on Christian Zionism by some evangelical writers. David Pawson believes that Christians need very clear ...

The true hope Jesus gives us in the Gospel according to Matthew, chapters 24 and 25. In this powerful teaching, the author explains the signs we are beginning to see in the world around us, and which we are still to look for.

The author explains, clearly and accessibly, man's need for God, and he teaches the basic Christian beliefs. A proven tool for evangelism, this key book is ideal for enquirers, new Christians and all who see David Pawson on broadcast media.

There are many books on the subject of prayer, but this one is different. It is a clear, practical, biblical guide to prayer. These aspects of the subject are covered in depth:Prayer to the FatherPrayer through the SonPrayer in the SpiritPrayer against the devilPrayer with the saintsPrayer by myselfPrayer for othersPrayer without hindrance

Angels may seem a bit unreal to some people. One day they will be terribly real to you. One day you won't question whether Mr Pawson knew what he was talking about. One day you will meet either the good ones or the bad ones face to face, and know that you will be living with them for evermore. If you are not living with the good ones it won't be anybody's fault but your own for you have heard the truth and the gospel is for everyone who believ...

Common sense is not all that common, especially in its sanctified form. But the letter of James to the dispersed Messianic believers of his day is full of it. Sceptical about his half-brother Jesus before his death, he became his devoted slave after his resurrection. No wonder he led the Jerusalem church through its major crisis. Though he wrote in excellent Greek, he thought like a Hebrew sage, in circular rather than linear fashion (as in th...

Those who enjoy reading other people's correspondence should welcome much of the New Testament! It is surprising that God chose such personal and particular letters to convey his Word. Little did the original authors realise they were writing scripture for people through all history and in all the earth. In the first epistle, the apostle John echoes the stark contrasts in his Gospel, reminding his readers of the choice between living in the 'd...

The letter of Jude has a sharp cutting edge which exposes raw flesh. That indeed is the real problem: flesh in the church. This little letter will cut through that and expose it, and that is going to sting. But we are sensitive, and the real reason we neglect a passage of scripture is that we do not like it. The church can be destroyed from inside, it is not external dangers, it is internal dangers we need to be concerned about, and this is Ju...