This brief commentary is intended to serve as a guide for those teaching Revelation in a Bible class or as a guide for personal study.  Over the years, Dr. Fair has taught small group classes, congregational Bible classes, and university classes and has felt the need for a short commentary that bridges between some basic studies and the more scholarly and detailed commentaries.  He has written this study guide with an eye on the reader who does not want to get bogged down in academic details and yet who wants something with meaning to it.  He has stayed in contact with the latest research and publications in the field of Revelation.   There are many perceptions of the story of Revelation, most of them having no basis in solid research. Dr. Fair approaches the study of Revelation with a practical and thoroughly researched point of view. The story of Revelation has little to do with the "end of the world", it is a story of deeply needed encouragement to struggling Christians living in Asia Minor, modern day Turkey. As we read and study this wonderful manuscript, we glean much of value for us today. Finally, this work is offered with the prayer that it will encourage Christians and others to realize the triumphant victory we have in Christ over Satan and his forces of evil that challenge us on every front of our lives; that it will offer hope to those who struggle under the pressures of life, and ultimately bring glory to God our Father and his Son, Jesus Christ.

Conquering In Christ

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Fair, Ian A.

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It is important to know the primary theological emphases of Ephesians since all the major points in the epistle develop these themes or are related to them in some form. In this study Dr. Fair will address and explain the theology of Ephesians and the major themes therein. In progressing through this study the read / student will be prompted via discussion questions to think through the relevance to them and their church community.

Ephesians

Asante - Old Testament Sacrificial Systems - A Comparison

Osei, Noah Aboagye

Franklin M. Segler and Randall Bradley, in their excellent study on worship, Christian Worship, wrote: "As we believe, so we worship ... Worship without theology is sentimental and weak; theology without worship is cold and dead. Worship and theology together combine to motivate a strong Christian faith and to empower a fruitful Christian life. Worship should be regulated and determined by doctrine." With this thought in mind, Ian Fair has explored the relationship of inductive biblical theology and contemporary worship.

A Biblical Theology of Worship (Heritage Series Study Guides)

Fair, Ian

In this challenging study Dr. Fair examines Kingdom Theology in the context of the history of kingdom views and ecclesiology in the recent history of Churches of Christ. He was challenged by a lecture and comment made by Dr. James I. Packer that Churches of Christ, in his view, had shown little interest in kingdom theology, but had majored in ecclesiology and studies of church structure notably since the 19th century Restoration Movement. Premillennial challenges arising within Churches of Christ in the mid-20th century and recent social justice concerns involving the meaning and context of kingdom living indicated to Fair that a serious examination of a biblical kingdom theology in the context of God's Missio Dei covenant with Abraham was necessary. This book, then, seeks to examine the evangelistic missional nature of kingdom theology and God's Missio Dei purpose in his kingdom call and commission of Abraham.

A Biblical Kingdom Theology: A Biblical Study of teh Kingdom of God in the context of His Missio Dei

Fair, Dr. Ian A

In this book, we will first seek to recapture a healthy understanding of what in the world God is doing and find ways to accept God's invitation to join his sweeping mission to redeem and restore all his creation. Secondly, we will seek to rediscover the "God of Mission" and the "Mission of God." Thirdly, we will be asking what God has been up to all these years, where he is going, and what our role is in this massive project. Finally, we will see that God's mission is as big as the universe and as long as eternity yet is so small it can be advanced on a short airplane ride or by giving a cup of cold water at just the right time.

We're on a Mission from God: Ok, now what do we do? Rediscovering our God ordained role in His Kingdom!

Bouchelle, Dr. Dan

A Biblical Theology of Righteousness: A Study of Paul's View of Righteousness

This book is an introductory commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Romans.Although we will draw on several major commentaries and study materials relevant to such a study of Romans-mention of these can be found in the Bibliography to this study-this book is primarily an introductory study of Paul's Epistle to the Romans, examining Paul's major themes of atonement, salvation, righteousness, and the righteousness of God.

Paul's Epistle to the Romans: A Commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Romans

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