What the Early Christians Believed About the Head Covering, or woman’s prayer veil. What was Paul referring to in 1 Corinthians 11? A veil? Long hair? A custom that only applied to the Corinthians?
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What The Early Christians Believed About the Two Kingdoms. The average Christian today has never even heard of the doctrine called “the two kingdoms.” Yet, it was a fundamental belief of the primitive church. Without understanding the concept of the two kingdoms, we cannot really embrace apostolic Christianity.
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What The Early Christians Believed About War. Jesus taught his followers to love their enemies. Did this mean that they could not go to war against them? How literally did the early Christians take Jesus’ teachings?
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In the years ahead, we can expect more and more laws that will create serious issues of conscience for kingdom-focused Christians. Bercot explains how the First Amendment and legal system work in our country. He then sets forth concrete steps we need to take when such persecution comes, in order to protect ourselves legally.
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There are many things that Christians today could learn from the early church, such as: a better understranding of New Testament Greek, grasping the mindset of New Testament Christians, and obtaining accurate historical and social background information. So why don’t we? In this message, Bercot explains why we don’t learn from them, but what you as an individual Christian can do about it.
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Romans 13 commands Christians to obey the governmental authorities. But what happens when Caesar’s demands conflict with Jesus’ commandments? In this message, David Bercot sets forth 7 biblical principles we must look at when Caesar’s kingdom and God’s kingdom collide. He then illustrates how these principles apply in real life by relating examples from church history. 40 pp.
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In this audio message, Bercot introduces his listeners to the most important figures in the early church (A. D. 90-325). This helpful disc includes church leaders, writers, martyrs, and heretics. He provides biographical information about each of these persons and explains why they are remembered.
D. Bercot. Almost all churches teach that God originally wanted to fill the earth with obedient children who loved Him. But they say all that changed when Adam and Eve sinned. They say God’s original purpose has been forever thwarted and we are now in “Plan B.” But is that true? In this Kingdom message, Bercot shows that Satan has not thwarted God’s eternal purpose. Formerly titled, “What Is Life About?”
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David Bercot. Our all-time best seller! This is the book that launched Scroll Publishing Co. A fascinating overview of the early Christians (A.D. 90 – 299): Who they were. How they lived. What they believed. And how the Christianity of that era was lost…
Penned in a free-flowing readable style, combined with sound scholarship, this eye-opening book challenges Christians today to return to the simple holiness, unfailing love, and patient cross-bearing of the early Christians. Includes a challenging comparison between the early Christians and today’s evangelicals.
When Christianity was young, the focus was on Jesus Christ and His kingdom – not theology. In the beginning, Christians understood that the essence of Christianity was an obedient love-faith relationship with Jesus Christ. This was not just any relationship, but a relationship that produced genuine kingdom fruit.
David Bercot
En este documento, David Bercot demuestra que el reino de Dios fue el tema principal de la predicación de Jesús y los apóstoles. Explica qué es el reino de Dios y qué diferencia hace en la vida de un cristiano cuando entendemos “el Evangelio del Reino”. (Mateo 4:23 RVR)
Además, Bercot analiza algunas de las leyes del Reino y explica cómo el hombre fue diseñado y estructurado para el Reino de Dios. Cuando obedecemos las leyes del Reino, estamos obedeciendo lo que es mejor para nosotros. Fuimos hechos para ser ciudadanos del Reino, pero dado que el hombre se ha desviado del diseño de Dios, el “Evangelio del Reino” se ha convertido en la propuesta más radical jamás hecha a la humanidad.
C. F. Cruse, Trans. Here is the history of the early church from the close of the Book of Acts up to the time of Constantine. This is the complete, unabridged version in a modern translation. 477 pp. Hardback.
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Dean Taylor. What should a Christian do with Jesus’ words, “Love your enemies?” Is it all right for a Christian to go to war? Doesn’t a Christian have an obligation to defend his country? Dean Taylor and his wife Tania were both in the U.S. Army when they realized that, as committed Christians, they had to come to grip with these questions in a new and sincere quest for truth. They were determined to follow Jesus Christ under the banner of “no compromise”. 230 pp. Paperback.
Only $4.00 each when purchasing 10 or more copies for evangelism.
