In The Prophetic: Bringing Heaven’s Message to Earth’s Attention, readers have a comprehensive guide for the proper use of one of the most powerful gifts of the Holy Spirit. This is a composition that will stand the test of time and will be a modern-day classic. Through the over-whelming use of scriptural passages from throughout the Bible, A.R. Knapp establishes a practical and biblical framework for the healthy and orderly operation of the prophetic in the church of today. Knapp carefully describes the various aspects of prophecy; demonstrating the difference between prophetic expression, prophetic gifting, and the office of the prophet. He then writes a cover-to-cover exposition of prophets in the Old and New Testaments, upholding Jesus Christ as the ultimate example of what a prophet should be. Knapp skillfully addresses modern day abuses and falsehoods that detract from the credibility of this magnificent gift to the church of Jesus Christ, and calls for a deeper level of accountability among those that would claim to speak on behalf of God. He rounds out the discussion with biblical prophetic expectations, prophetic guard rails to guard against abuses, and advice on prophetic protocol. Whether you are a theologian, a pastor, a layperson, or just curious about prophecy in general, The Prophetic will give you practical wisdom and insight from a completely biblical foundation. If you have been wounded by prophecy, or those who espouse themselves to be prophets, you are encouraged to take this journey to recovery with A.R. Knapp as he presents a healthy perspective to what is a very important topic to the church in these days.

The Prophetic: Bringing Heaven's Message to Earth's Attention

Religion & Spirituality

Knapp, A. R.

Christian Books & Bibles

All Peoples Ministries

Worship is more than a style of music. Worship is a lifestyle with several characteristics grounded in the Holy Scripture. This book offers fresh insights into biblical worship. It is concise and can be easily grasped by the Christian community at large, but do not let it's simplicity fool you. Within the pages of this text is a call to come up higher, to think rightly about God and our response to Him, and to live a lifestyle of worship that is worthy of Him.

The Worship of God

Miller, Gabriel

The American church today is full of idolatry. We may not worship graven images, but we do worship other gods. Most of which we're not even aware of. The gods of our preferences. The gods of our selfish endeavors. When we gather for corporate worship on Sunday mornings, many of us believe we are worshipping God-alone, when we are actually worshipping God-and. God and our idols. Style preference, traditions, even doctrine can be an idol. This book presents 14 "golden calves" that are keeping today's church from its destiny. If we really step back and, for just a moment, stop presuming that we have it all together, the Lord of our lives will reveal to us areas that He wants to correct and purify.

Idol Worship

The Cry of the Prophets

Holiness is Not Optional: What the Bible Teaches Us About New Covenant Living

Everyone suffers on some level, but some are forced to endure devastating, life-altering catastrophes. Such was the case for Job, the faithful protagonist of one of the Bible's most peculiar books. His syndrome ranges from shock to anguish to disillusionment to indignation. But in the end it yields a peace and a knowing, a proving and an ascent, to the place where "his spiritual eye sees God as mysteriously holy, triumphantly sovereign and incalculably powerful in all His thoughts and designs, means and ways, purposes and ends." This book is a powerful synthesis of scholarship and pastoral wisdom. A revision of the author's doctoral dissertation specifically tailored to reach clergy and laity alike, Dr. Miller masterfully combines rigorous biblical scholarship with real-life stories and practical application to present us with a valuable guide for coping with calamity. *This book contains true stories of tragic events that may be too intense for younger readers.

The Job Syndrome: Divining the Mystery of Misery

Miller, John R.

A contemporary paraphrase of the New Testament epistles to the Church. Sixteen epistles are included in this volume--Hebrews, 1&2 John, James, Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, 1&2 Corinthians, 1&2 Thessalonians, 1&2 Peter, and Jude. The paraphrase is designed to be readable without sacrificing important theological terminology. The essence of what God wants to communicate to His people is really brought to the forefront in this work. The book includes discussion questions for a 20-week small-group (or congregational) study.

Dear Church: A Paraphrase of God's Letters to His People

The greater the submission and the obedience, the greater the authority. The greater the authority, the greater the demonstration of power.\nJesus is the Man of Authority! During His earthly ministry, as recorded throughout the Gospels, He demonstrated His authority over nature, sin, sickness, death, and evil powers. The level of authority Jesus had, and has, is incredible. So incredible, He never failed in seeing someone healed, delivered, or raised from the dead! So wondrous, He could command the wind, the waves, walk on water, and wither a tree with a word! And yet He promised to us, His followers, that greater things than those would be done by our hands (John 14:12). So why don’t we see such things today? Why have Christians not been doing “greater works than these” on a mass scale? Jesus has already done all that needs to be done on His end!\nIn The Authority of the People of God, Jeff Crawford presents the answer for every believer to walk in the greater works Jesus promised. By taking an in-depth look at the topic of authority and submission, Jeff shows believers of Jesus Christ how to increase their authority in the Kingdom of God. The ultimate purpose of our authority in Christ is not to work wonders for wonders sake, but to bring glory and honor to God, to be a powerful witness for the Gospel in all the world, and to assist Jesus in His mission to bring everything back into submission to God’s authority, so every enemy may be defeated, and the entire creation may be presented back to God, by Jesus, that God may be all in all (1 Corinthians 15:28). You are a part of that mission! Learn how to walk in the authority that Jesus has for you as a king and priest to Almighty God!\nJeff Crawford is the apostolic leader of All Peoples Church in Lynchburg, Virginia and founder and president of All Peoples Ministries. He holds a Master of Arts in Theology and a Master of Divinity (M.Div) from Liberty University’s John W. Rawlings School of Divinity. He frequently teaches about Kingdom authority, healing, five-fold ministry leadership, and impartation. He is also the warden of a large adult male detention facility. Jeff is married to his wife Jessica and together they have four children, two boys and two girls. He is passionate about seeing all believers walk in the fullness and authority of Jesus Christ for the Kingdom of God.

The Authority of the People of God

Crawford, Jeffrey D.

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