According to COY D. ROPER, Christians who do their best to obey the Bible are, under ordinary circumstances, more likely to prosper than they would if they were not faithful Christians. That All May Go Well is a thoughtful examination of the complexities that underlie the question--"Why do Christians prosper?" Roper presents a balanced theology of prosperity by tackling poverty and financial insecutiy, as well as the dangers of materialism. Ultimately, That All May Go Well leads the reader to adopt a spirit of graefulness, because in the end "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning" (James 1:17). That All May Go Well is an insightful book that will be welcomed by anyone who desires to explore questions surronding rhe theology of why Christians prosper, why they don't, and why, as Roper argues, it ultimately doesn't matter.

That All May Go Well: Why Christians Prosper, Why They Don't, and Why It Doesn't Matter

Religion & Spirituality

Roper, Coy D

Christian Books & Bibles

CyPress Publications

Ecclesiastes: A Document Designed to Disturb offers a fresh, realistic, and engaging interaction with one of Scripture's most enigmatic books. Coy Roper's conversational style invites readers to approach Ecclesiastes from Solomon's often dark perspective. Been there, done that, tried it all, and there's so much about this life that makes little sense. From a temporal perspective, life is amazingly unfair, unpredictable, and uncontrollable. On top of that, everyone dies. Little wonder the words "vanity" and "meaningless" are so often repeated.Roper's book never dodges life's complexities. Rather, it encourages thorough examination of those challenges. Life's difficulties and discouragements are unavoidable and substantial-given that, how should we live? How do we cope? Are there time-honored keys to making the best of our time "under the sun"?In 13 chapters, each including probing questions, Roper invites optimistic exploration of Ecclesiastes. Titles include What About Work? What About Pleasure? What About Riches? What About Fame and Power? What About Evil and Injustice? and What About Death? The book also offers 17 suggestions for living well despite life's vagaries.Roper employs reasoned contextual analysis, presents exemplary exegesis, and consistently includes specific application. His insights on the unique and often paradoxical nature of wisdom literature are priceless. Ecclesiastes: A Document Designed to Disturb exhibits the heart, humor, and high order thinking of a seasoned biblical scholar who loves the Lord and His people. It avoids platitude and pretense in favor of honest spiritual struggle.

Ecclesiastes

As the late Coy Roper taught Critical Introduction to the Old Testament year after year, he improved and expanded the notes that he shared with his undergraduate students. The Old Testament: A Study Guide is the culmination of those efforts. Chapters include "The Christian View of the Old Testament." "Canon of the Old Testament," "Survey of Approaches to the Study of the Old Testament" and "Preaching from the Old Testament." The heart of his work is a thoughtful and engaging summary of each Old Testament book. The Old Testament: A Study Guide offers seasoned insights and connections to numerous essential resources for the effective study of the Hebrew Bible.

The Old Testament: A Study Guide

Heritage Christian University

The New Testament: A Study Guide

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That All May Go Well: Why Christians Prosper, Why They Don't, and Why It Doesn't Matter

Ecclesiastes

The Old Testament: A Study Guide

The New Testament: A Study Guide