Résultats pour "A" dans Théologie

What did Pope Benedict XVI teach and preach when he was out of the limelight, behind closed doors, among friends? In his late years, after the noise of the papacy had quieted down, how did he understand Scripture—Jesus, the Holy Spirit, the Christian life? When he had the room to be vulnerable, what did he say about the heart of his own spirituality?

Are we missing God's design for Church? There's a quiet but growing hunger among believers for something deeper, something more authentic than the systems many have inherited. Unless God Builds It speaks directly to that longing. In this bold and thought-provoking work, pastor Jacob Hotchkiss draws from years in traditional church settings and his current experience within a network of home churches to challenge conventional models of church life and leadership.

In this updated, expanded edition, starting with Freud’s “projection theory” of religion - that belief in God is merely a product of man's desire for security - Professor Vitz argues that psychoanalysis actually provides a more satisfying explanation for atheism. Disappointment in one's earthly father, whether through death, absence, or mistreatment, frequently leads to a rejection of God.

There are so many things we once believed were true, good, and beautiful that we now no longer believe. Ideas we once defended with confidence now seem naive, misguided, or even harmful. Every generation looks back at what their parents believed and rolls their eyes. Every generation thinks they...

Have you ever felt disenchanted with life and wondered “Is this all there is?” Discover the lasting peace and freedom you’ve been searching for—not by striving harder or becoming “super spiritual,” but by learning to rest. The Secret of a Happy Life offers a practical, hope-filled...

The Bible's most difficult teachings--laws about slavery, patriarchy, and the death penalty--often leave Christians feeling embarrassed or confused. The Verses We Hate challenges readers to confront these passages head-on, offering a fresh perspective that reveals God's fairness and care for the...

At the end of the Old Testament, the book of Malachi stands as the last prophetic message to God’s people, the "Divine drumroll" before the gift of Jesus Christ's birth and the Gospels. In Malachi, we see the Israelites, the Hebrew people having returned to the promised land after about...

A theological and experiential journey in dealing with evil so people can be set free to live as Jesus promised. Most Christians would agree that we are the only ones on earth equipped to help our family, friends, and neighbors when it comes to supernatural darkness, or at least we say we...

If what you've been taught to believe about God, the Bible, and the Christian life feels uninspiring or restrictive, Tiny Windows invites you to trade that limited view for an exhilarating and often surprising vision of what it really means to follow Jesus. At some point in their spiritual...

Are people around you spiritually curious but searching in all the wrong places? "Spiritual but not religious" beliefs are reshaping our culture--and even influencing the Church. This "new" New Age of syncretism and spiritual mixing has become the largest and fastest-growing belief system in the...

Most of us are aware that Paul wrote thirteen New Testament letters, but few of us are aware of his full missionary journey to take the gospel to those who did not know about the good news of Jesus recorded in the book of Acts. Paul and his missionary partners persevered through great adversity...

Discover the Bible: 60 Days to Know What the Bible is About provides the reader with an accessible, reader-friendly, compelling, and habit-forming journey through Scripture’s grand story. Each day offers a focused overview of a book or theme, key insights, and a one-line summary readers can...

The Bible's most difficult teachings, such as laws about slavery, patriarchy, and the death penalty, often leave Christians feeling embarrassed or confused. The Verses We Hate Audio Study invites readers to confront these passages head-on, offering a fresh perspective that reveals God's fairness...

What if there's more to this life than what we see? What if the deepest longings of our hearts-the search for purpose, the mystery of eternity, the hunger for truth-actually have answers? In For My Children, Daniel pours out a father's deepest plea, urging his loved ones to seek, to question, and ultimately to know God. With raw honesty and unwavering conviction, he shares his own journey-his struggles, his revelations, and the undeniable truths that changed his life. He doesn't shy away from the hard questions-about faith and science, suffering and hope, life and eternity.

Studies show that the church in the United States is hemorrhaging faith. The Pew Research Center says that over 30% of individuals who identify as Christians will no longer do so by the time they are 30 years old (2022). Pew also claims that for every one person who converts to Christianity four...

The doctrine of justification stands at the center of our systematic reflection on the meaning of salvation as well as our piety, mission, and life together. In Justification: Audio Lectures, Michael Horton seeks not simply to repeat noble doctrinal formulas and traditional proof texts, but to...

We want to love the Bible. We believe it matters. So why does time in Scripture sometimes feel confusing, discouraging, or strangely distant? The problem isn't your discipline or desire—it's the hidden barriers no one taught you to name. You're not just studying the Bible—you're building a...

What even the best researchers of the Illuminati and veiled fraternities such as the Freemasons were never able to fully decipher is spelled out herein for the first time. The power at work behind global affairs and why current planetary powers are hurriedly aligning for a New Order from Chaos is exposed. Most incredibly, one learns how ancient prophets foresaw and forewarned of this time.

Bloomsbury presents On Augustine by Rowan Williams, read by Gordon Griffin Since his retirement as Archbishop of Canterbury and his return to academic life (Master of Magdalene College Cambridge) Rowan Williams has demonstrated a massive new surge of intellectual energy. In this new book he...

You were never meant to learn the truth. You were meant to remember it. Karissa lived in total devotion until her body broke down, her spirit cracked open, and the scaffolding of religion could no longer hold the weight of her truth. She saw the cost of following a belief system steeped in guilt, conditional blessings, and earned love —and chose to follow a different voice: the quiet knowing of her own spirit. Rebuilding her spiritual life, she discovered Christ not as doctrine, but as a living intelligence woven through all creation. Code Keepers moves beyond faith deconstruction.