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"A Faith to Suit You Well" is a book by Dr. Frederick W. Baltz, focusing on the biblical basis for our faith in Jesus Christ, and the ways in which people come to trust and believe in Jesus.
"Preach With All You've Got - A Proven Way to Proclaim God's Word" by Dr. Frederick W. Baltz. This book offers proven strategies for increasing your effectiveness as a preacher of the Word.
The book is aimed at students of the Bible, whether they are members of church congregations, pastors, or students in college or seminary. No knowledge of Hebrew is assumed or required.
Living Faith: A Believer's Guide to Growing in Christ is a discipleship resource based on Martin Luther's Small Catechism.
Hearing God: Learning to Identify God's Voice by Kent Groethe God is constantly speaking to us to communicate His love, comfort us in our affliction, guide us in our personal affairs and lead us into more effective service. Even though God communicates wi
The ABC's of the Gospels - Following the life of Jesus from A to Z: Book by Pastor Kent Groethe.
Reviving the Aging Church - A Practical Guide by the Rev. Bradley Hales.This book looks at aging ministry as a significant part of congregational renewal and a pathway to rejuvenating a church’s local mission.
The Faith of St. Paul: Transformative Gift of Divine Power by Roy A. Harrisville III
Pain in the Belly: The Haugean Witness in American Lutheranism, by Thomas E. Jacobson (Author), Gracia Grindal (Contributor). A look at the Haugean tradition within American Lutheranism and its distinct emphases.
The Essential Bible (100 pages) is a readable, easy-to-understand summary of all the major stories in both the Old and New Testaments.
Luther & Bach on the Magnificat brings together the gifts of theologian, Martin Luther, and Johann Sebastian Bach to expound in word and music on the Virgin Mary's song of praise in the Gospel of Luke.
John’s Unfolding Cosmic Drama: A Literary and Theological Analysis of Revelation - Written by Dan Lioy and George Coon
