The Tabernacle of David is the second work in Conner's trilogy concerning the three major dwelling places of God in the Old Testament. This text answers many vital questions concerning the tabernacle in the Old Testament and its significance to New Testament revelation. The Tabernacle of David is a devotional, typical, theological and practical book and clearly shows the vast differences between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant methods of worship. It presents an exciting and stimulating challenge to the believer who is hungry to learn more about the move of the Holy Spirit today.

The tabernacle of David

Religion & Spirituality

Conner, Kevin J.

Christian Books & Bibles

The Center Press

Fascinating exploration of the "firsborn" theme which runs from Genesis through Revelation.

The Church of the Firstborn and the Birthright

Trumpet Publications

Bible Temple

Throughout the history of Christianity, the roles and responsibilities of women in ministry have been a hotly debated and highly controversial topic. Questions abound…
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<li>Should women be ordained?</li>
<li>Can women serve as elders, pastors, and teachers in the church?</li>
<li>What about women “usurping” authority over men?</li>
<li>What about Paul’s teaching that women should be silent in church and be submissive and obedient to male leadership, both at home and in ministry?</li>
<li>If God calls, equips, and anoints men or women for any area of ministry, who are we to resist His will?</li>
</ul>After years of study and research on the matter, long-time pastor and Bible teacher Kevin Conner addresses these questions and more as he fully deals with the role, function, and place of women in church life. He lays out the case for women functioning together with men as partners in the body of Christ. He supports women whom God has gifted for prophetic, teaching, evangelistic, and shepherding roles. He challenges assumptions and encourages both men and women to fulfill the will of God in the redeemed community—the church—as it carries out His will in the earth.

The Ministry of Women: Gender and Authority in the Church

Whitaker House

Is tithing really for today? Is tithing a command or merely a principle? Bible teacher Kevin J. Conner seeks to set the record straight by answering these questions with a systematic overview and study of the subject of Christian stewardship, as it is taught in both the Old and New Testaments.

Tithes and Offerings (Package of 10): Christian Stewardship in the Old & New Testaments

Is tithing really for today? Is tithing a command or merely a principle? Bible teacher Kevin J. Conner seeks to set the record straight by answering these questions with a systematic overview and study of the subject of Christian stewardship, as it is taught in both the Old and New Testaments.

Tithes and Offerings: Christian Stewardship in the Old & New Testaments

Business & Money

Personal Finance

Biblical Principles of Leadership: Two Are Better Than One

Maswanganyi, Elijah

Independently published

This booklet arises out of both a testimony of a local Church (the writer's 'Home Church' -- Waverley Christian Fellowship), as well as some Scriptural principles concerning a New Testament local Church (the Church of Antioch). The Book of Acts shows the Lord building His Church as He promised He would. In Acts, as the Church grew, four major geographical locations of Church expansion are seen. These geographical locations were Jerusalem, then Antioch, and then Ephesus and Thessalonica. The Lord used Jerusalem as the original Church to spread the Gospel through Jerusalem, then Judea and Samaria and then to Antioch. The Lord used Antioch to spread the Gospel among many Gentile cities, especially seen in Paul's great missionary journeys out from Antioch. Ephesus became a great centre for the spread of the Word throughout all Asia and its regions. Then Thessalonica became a great Church spreading the Gospel word to all Macedonia and Achaia and regions around. Two Churches, however, are seen to be "key" Churches - Jerusalem and Antioch, the Churches with special emphasis for Jews and Gentiles. In 1989, the word of the lord came to the writer as the then Senior Minister of Waverley Christian Fellowship saying:"Waverley Christian Fellowship is to maintain the foundational principles laid down in the church at Jerusalem, but not to allow the spirit and attitude that crept into the church at Jerusalem to get into Waverley Christian Fellowship. Waverley as a Christian Fellowship, is to be like the Church at Antioch". This word caused the writer to seek the Lord and search the Scriptures as to what the Lord meant by it. This booklet is the result of that searching of the word. In 1994, the role of senior minister of W.C.F. was given to my son, Mark Conner, along with his wife, Nicole. It is worthy of comment, that, although the leadership has changed, and the style of leadership varies, the vision remains the same, but continues to enlarge and expand itself into greater fulfilment as the lord continues to direct.Because truth is applicable to each generation, the writer believes that the principles set out here can be of help to any minister and local church, especially to those called to be "an Antioch church". It is sent forth with prayer and a sense of destiny as well as being a testimony founded on scriptural principles of a church that desires to be "like the Church at Antioch".

The Vision of an Antioch Church

For many years, Kevin Conner (author of the best-selling Foundations of Christian Doctrine) had the conviction that there was a great need for a book on this subject. Many believers are easily confused when it comes to understanding the distinction between being "born of the Spirit" and "baptized in the Spirit".Over the years, the pendulum has swung back and forth between extremes of teaching on these vital truths. Most "Evangelicals" believe that "new birth" and "Holy Spirit baptism" take place' at one and the same time, whereas most "Pentecostals" believe that they are two distinct and separate experiences.The writer has endeavored to present a clear and balanced case study to show the difference and distinction between these two major operations of the Holy Spirit. It is hoped that this book will be of help to both groups of God's people, that all may know the glorious work of the Holy Spirit - that is, being BORN OF THE SPIRIT and BAPTIZED IN THE SPIRIT!

Understanding the New Birth and the Baptism of the Holy Spirit

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The tabernacle of David

The Church of the Firstborn and the Birthright

The tabernacle of David

The Ministry of Women: Gender and Authority in the Church

Tithes and Offerings (Package of 10): Christian Stewardship in the Old & New Testaments

Tithes and Offerings: Christian Stewardship in the Old & New Testaments

Biblical Principles of Leadership: Two Are Better Than One

The Church of the Firstborn and the Birthright

The Vision of an Antioch Church

Understanding the New Birth and the Baptism of the Holy Spirit