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| Detailed action figure of Daniel provides Bible storytelling possibilities for home and Sunday School as well as wholesome playtime fun. Created by BibleQuest, this figure is 5" tall, garbed in clothing from Bible times, and comes with lion and lioness figures to recreate the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den. Figures are fashioned of durable plastic and Daniel figure is fully jointed. Package displays the story details on the back and comes with collector story card. Recommended for children ages 4 and up. |
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| Each BibleQuest Biblical action figure includes full detailed accessories, removable clothing, authentic archaeological artifacts and 16 points of motion. |
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| Frank J. Sheed, one of the most distinguished and popular Catholic writers of the twentieth century, is known as a champion of the faith. The Action of the Holy Spirit, the Lord and Giver of Life, a new edition of his original book, is another example of Sheed's ability to shed light on the mysteries of our faith. With his keen insight, Sheed notes that "action upon mankind, individually and in community, is the special function of the Holy Spirit." He then traces the action of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, in the gospels, and in the beginning of the church. Finally, he helps us to see how Christians today can live life in the Spirit by making this third Person of the Trinity the very "air we breathe." By looking back and looking forward, Sheed renews our appreciation for the Holy Spirit, "the Lord and Giver of life." |
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| Front: Actions peak louder than words. Romans 5:8 KJV |
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| New theories come and go about methods of evangelism involving psychological concepts, social theory, marketing models, church growth strategy and obscure texts applied more widely than intended. The irony is that we have a model for evangelism staring us in the face in the story of the early church told by Luke through the book of Acts.So, it's time to realign your thoughts on evangelism in tune to what God has to say. It's time for ACTive Evangelism.Derek Prime guides us through the book of Acts giving very practical examples of how to do evangelism in the workplace, with our neighbors, to our families, as a church and individually. In each chapter Prime looks at the context the disciples were ministering in, the challenges they would have faced, the methods they used, and then applies it to our situation today. |
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| Theological exegesis of the book of Acts. |
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| The Book Of Acts is the story of the new Church, young in years but mature in faith and purpose. In this passage-by-passage study, MacArthur focuses on the powerful lessons the new Christians were learning---through the experience of Pentecost, Peter's sermon, and the persecution they faced---as they began to transform the world with the Gospel. MacArthur's trademark clarity, a bibliography, and Greek, Hebrew, and Scripture indexes make this an invaluable study tool for leaders and laypeople. |
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| In this study of ACTS, groups will discuss the successes and failures of the New Testament church and will encourage the same power in today's local church. In the chapter by chapter study, Luke, the author of Acts, lays down the pattern for the local church life; a community of joyful believers; em powered by the Spirit; serving the Lord and one another; actively enlarging the fellowship; tasting both persecution and God's protection; and participating in His supernatural work. Includes Leader's Notes. 15 studies for individuals or groups. |
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| From its explosive beginning at Pentecost to Paul's final imprisonment at Rome, the early church turned the ancient world upside down. In this sequel to Acts 1--12, John MacArthur explores the second half of Acts to show you how God's Spirit empowered, shaped, and refined the church. Great for Bible study help or sermon inspiration. |
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| PAUL: THIRTEENTH APOSTLE is is a chapter by chapter study of Acts 13-28 describing Paul as he is miraculously coverted, then begins to minister, preach and write. Paul emerges as a dynamic leader used by God to spearhead Christian outreach to Gentiles. Paul faced many difficulties, from prison to shipwreck, but he learned to trust God for help and wisdom. Paul serves as a role model for God's called for steadfastness under pressure in contemporary crises. Fisherman Bible studies are among the most popular on the market. There are nearly 60 book, character, topical, or core studies to choose from, so you're bound to find something just right for your group. Each study features built-in leadership helps and a flexible format you can use in all kinds of settings. 15 studies for individuals or groups. |
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| Luke the Evangelist wrote the Acts of the Apostles and the Gospel according to Luke, which together account for nearly one quarter of the New Testament. In Acts of the Apostles Luke tells a story of journeys. Weaving accounts of perilous travel across vast distances with snapshots of internal faith journeys, Luke chronicles the growth of the Christian church from a humble room in Jerusalem to the far corners of the Mediterranean world. Throughout this story appear a host of individual travelers, apostles, and others, moving back and forth across the Roman Empire and spreading the gospel wherever they go. As we read, we share with the first Christians the unfolding excitement of finding that God is waiting to meet them and surprise them in this world he has called them to change. |
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