David Bercot. Are all “Bible-believing” Christians the same? Isn’t it enough that we all believe in Jesus as our Lord and Savior? In this vital message, Bercot explains that there is an enormous difference between ordinary “Bible-believing” Christians and genuine “Kingdom Christians”—Christians who live by the Kingdom teachings of Jesus. (See more below)
60 min. CD
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Rethinking Retirement: A Kingdom Focused Vision in Mid-life and Beyond
Gary Miller. With considerable skill, Gary Miller tackles a topic that badly needs to be addressed in Kingdom circles. That topic is: how are we going to use our retirement years? We will use them primarily as a time to spend in travel and leisure? Or will we use them for the Kingdom of God? . . . more.
$7.95
This is a supplement to the Audio Message “Grace: The Most Misunderstood Word in the Bible.” It contains both PDF and Word files of the following: All passages in the Septuagint and the New Testament that use the Greek word charis (normally translated as “grace”). It also contains all passages in the 2nd century early Christian writings that contain the word “grace.” This same information is available on our website at here
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Andrew V Ste Marie and Mike Atnip. For Centuries, little was remembered about Jakob Ammann except his role in the division which split the Swiss Brethren into Amish and Mennonite factions.
But in the last 30 years, new research has shed light on Jakob Ammann’s personal life outside of the Amish division.
This is the first book-length biography to incorporate these findings.
130 pp. Paperback.
$7.95
Mike Atnip. Through worldliness, spiritual pride, doubts, depression, and an extremely embarrassing failure of her church, God led a simple Moravian shepherdess into a leading position in one of the most ambitious, mission-minded movements of church history, The Renewed Moravian Brethren.
$5.95
David Bercot, ed. The Historic Faith Commentary on Matthew is designed
to help readers see the Gospel of Matthew through the eyes of the Christians who lived in the early centuries after Christ—before church councils and theological controversies clouded over the original teachings of Jesus. Volume 1 covers Matthew chapters 1-13, which includes an in-depth discussion of the Sermon on the Mount.
512 pp. hardback. $24.95
Romans Commentary
How Romans Was Understood Before Augustine and Luther
D. Bercot. Enables the reader to share the same experience that a Christian living in the first four centuries would have experienced when hearing Romans explained on a given Sunday. As you will see, the early Christians understood Romans quite differently than what is taught in most churches today. That is because today’s churches have been heavily influenced by the two major interpretations of Romans: Augustine and Luther.
448 pages. Hardcover. $24.95
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Roger Hertzler. How to Shake the World With One Hundred Dollars
Many of us wake up on a normal weekday and go to work. We spend a large part of the day trading our time, talents, and efforts for cold, hard cash. When we spend so much time this way, can we still make a difference for God’s kingdom?
87 pp. Paper. $6.95
Andrew V. Ste Marie. Quarrels, bizarre theology, and erratic behavior rumbled within; ruthless persecution blasted from without. Follow Michael Sattler’s story as he shepherded the faltering Anabaptist movement in stormy days.
173 pp. Paperback. $7.95
David Bercot. Here is the compelling narrative of the founding of America, told from a perspective that few people have ever heard. That perspective is the kingdom of God. America’s currency declares, “In God We Trust.” But did the American colonists truly trust in God in the founding of the United States?
The product of nine years of research, this new work challenges much of what most of us learned in school about the founding of America and the American Revolution. Bercot’s well-documented findings will surprise many people. At the same time, this timely work will strengthen the convictions of nonresistant, kingdom Christians.
320 pp. Paper. $10.95
Clement of Alexandria
Insights from an early Christian elder on what it truly means to know God. Designed to lead the reader to a deeper walk with God. Note: This book was formerly entitled The One Who Knows God.
144 pp. paperback. $8.95
What does it mean to really know God? If you have sat at the feet of a respected Christian teacher in the second century, what would you have learned about God? Clement of Alexandria was such a teacher. Here are insights on what it truly means to know God intimately. Among the topics that Clement discusses are: the proper use of wealth, true and false repentance, separation from the world, and love.
1 MP3 Disc Unabridged Audio book $4.95
MP3 Disc $4.95
Gary Miller. How can business owners intentionally pursue the kingdom of God while using their resources wisely?
250 pp paper $7.95
