Sinclair B. Ferguson ist bekannt für seine tiefen Einblicke in Theologie und das geistliche Leben. Seine Schriften befassen sich häufig mit dem Wesen des christlichen Glaubens und seiner praktischen Anwendung im Leben der Gläubigen. Fergusons Stil wird für seine Klarheit und seine fesselnde Art geschätzt, mit der er komplexe biblische Wahrheiten erforscht. Seine Arbeit ermutigt die Leser zu tieferem Verständnis und zur Umwandlung des Glaubens.
This Advent devotional offers a unique blend of hope and inspiration, designed to deepen the reader's worship experience during the Christmas season. It encourages reflection and spiritual growth through thoughtful readings and meditations, making it an ideal resource for those seeking to enrich their faith and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas.
Emphasizing the communal aspect of faith, this book explores the significance of belonging to the church as an integral part of being a Christian. It focuses on universal New Testament values that apply to churches of all sizes and locations, rather than offering strategies for church growth or success. Aimed at both new and seasoned Christians, it serves as a guide to understanding and embodying the essence of church life and the importance of being part of the family of God.
Theologian Sinclair Ferguson explores what it means to live worthy of the gospel by imitating Christ, and why it matters for believers.
Journey with Jesus on the road to Jerusalem with these reflections for Lent by Sinclair Ferguson. As you walk through the second half of Luke’s Gospel, you'll meet the people Jesus encountered on the way to the cross—and prepare your heart to appreciate his death and resurrection afresh. Each day you'll be invited to: • Read a passage of Luke's Gospel and a short meditation by Sinclair Ferguson • Reflect on a thought-provoking question • Respond in prayer and praise as you journal Pithy yet profound, these devotions will hold up a mirror to your own heart and, more importantly, give you a window into the heart of the Lord Jesus—the one who came to seek and to save the lost at Easter.
There's a difference between telling the truth and persuasively telling the truth. In The Faithful Apologist, author Scott Oliphint relies on Scripture to demonstrate how believers can attractively engage non-Christians with the gospel.
Irenaeus of Lyons- The Man who Wrote Books tells the story of a hero. He was a follower of Jesus Christ. He served him far away from home. And to help his fellow Christians- he wrote books.
This original and authoritative dictionary focuses on theology, covering its biblical basis, systematic expression, and historical development. It serves as a concise reference tool while offering comprehensive treatment of theological subjects. The entries explore intriguing topics such as the theology of African Independent Churches, new religious movements, Dutch Reformed theology in South Africa, black consciousness, and human rights. It also profiles notable figures like Jacques Ellul, Abraham Kuyper, Michael Polanyi, and Teilhard de Chardin. Additionally, it provides reliable information on a variety of subjects appealing to general readers, including abortion, angels, baptism in the Spirit, Bible translation, punishment, and the sovereignty of God. This resource aims to introduce readers to the world of theology, covering its major and minor themes, significant formulations, key historical moments, and notable figures, both past and present. It addresses the sources, disciplines, styles, technical vocabulary, and the interplay of theology with other thought currents and religions. Combining scholarly excellence with clarity and insight into current theological issues, the dictionary avoids excessive technicality. Its spacious layout, superb design, extensive cross-reference system, and carefully curated bibliographies enhance its usability.
When we read God’s Word and see the wonder of who Jesus is and what he has done we see that God’s Son has given us his very best. His love and care for us took him to the Cross for us. With these 31 devotions and prayers you will discover Christ’s care for his people and how he deserves our love and worship. Find out How Jesus Cares through stories such Nicknames, Just Do It, and David’s Big Three. These stories were first told at The Tron Church in Glasgow, Scotland.
This introduction to Reformed apologetics explores foundational principles and offers practical guidance for talking with unbelievers.
Take a deep breath. You’re going to become a time traveller. This journey will take you back to the Cross and the beginning of time itself. Your adventure hinges on God the Father’s Plan to give his one and only Son to save sinners.Trace God’s plan of redemption back through time, all the way to creation, with this charmingly illustrated children’s book by Sinclair Ferguson. The story will help children see that creation, the cross, the resurrection and our lives today are all part of God’s big story.