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Disciples OBEY: How Christians Unknowingly Rebel Against Jesus
$2.99Ed Gross makes quite a claim, “Disciples Obey,” and becomes rude in a Jesus-kind-of-way in his subtitle, “How Christians unknowingly rebel against Jesus.” It is fair to say that the American gospel teaches that one can become a Christian, go to heaven and not follow Jesus. We have disconnected obedience from faith, producing a default gospel that is eating the life out of our churches. (Bill Hull – Author of “The Disciple Making Church” & “The Complete Book of Discipleship,” etc.) As an Army Infantry Officer, father of five, workplace manager, sports teams’ leader & umpire, I always expected those under my supervision to obey me. Ed reminds us, in this timely book, that Jesus is no different. He said, “Those who have my commandments and keep them are those who love me.” May you hear from Jesus in this book, and simply OBEY Him so that you can experience, with all His disciples, the powerful presence of the risen Christ in your lives. (Gene McGee – Coordinator of Men’s Ministries–CityNetMinistries–Philadelphia, PA)
“Like wilderness wandering Israel, tested by God, many congregations in America are led by pastors and comprised of people, quick to complain, easy to compromise, confused by our culture’s decay, and cynical about survival into the next generation. The hopelessness and the grief of the Holy Spirit are palpable. And yet the remedy, the transformation, the new dawn is a heartbeat away, and contained in this modest, startling book. In the tradition of the reformers both Catholic and Protestant, Ed Gross presents the clear call of Jesus, “Follow me.” His prose is frank, knowledgeable, tested and wise. Most of all, Disciples Obey, is prophetic and therefore saturated with urgency and love. Read this book. And get on with the life, the joy, God wants for you! (Rev. Brewster Hastings, St. Anne’s Church, Abington, PA)
Edward N. Gross (DMis-Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is Director of the Discipleship Team of CityNet Ministries. Having worked in missions, church planting, pastoral ministry and theological education in the USA and Africa, Ed now leads Renewals of Biblical Discipleship (RBDs) throughout the world. Read his recent book, Are you a Christian or a Disciple?
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Pride’s Landing: A Story of Two Conflicts from World War Two (E-book)
$2.99After the Japanese bombed Hawaii, a group of men from North Alabama joined the coast guard as counter guerilla warfare troops designated to defend against Nazi-Italia saboteurs, whose targets were in this area that contained TVA dams and nitrogen plants. President Roosevelt, General Bill Donovan, and Senator Lister Hill were the planners and leaders of this project. In order to halt and capture the enemy and not upset the nation, small squadrons were sent out to complete these tasks. The group in Alabama needed extra help, and Ensign
Billy Ray Coleman called upon and received help from Reverend Ples and the men from his church.
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War and Debt: The Culling of Humanity
$2.99This thought-provoking book compiles a diverse collection of essays, insightful quotes, thoughtful observations, practical advice, and compelling opinions aimed at revealing the hidden connections between global events. Presenting an alternative perspective, it offers readers a refreshing departure from mainstream media narratives and controlled alternative sources.
Engaging with this book will encourage readers to challenge their preconceived notions, question incomplete truths, and discard misconceptions, thereby empowering them to reconstruct and refine their own worldview. The content inspires intellectual curiosity and equips readers with the knowledge needed to approach complex, ongoing challenges with fresh insights and innovative solutions.
Each essay embodies the author’s personal viewpoints, enriched by carefully selected quotations from both renowned and lesser-known figures. These quotations provide powerful, thought-provoking analyses, acting as authoritative support that deepens understanding and vividly illustrates key concepts.
Recognizing the pitfalls inherent in statistical reporting, the author approaches numerical data critically, often averaging figures from the most credible sources available to address discrepancies and biases. This approach highlights the importance of statistical evidence while cautioning readers against unquestioning acceptance of widely cited yet unreliable data that has, unfortunately, become standardized over time.
Ultimately, this book serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding, stimulate critical thinking, and gain clarity amidst the complexities of global discourse.