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Ephesians is one of the most unique letters in the New Testament. Most of the epistles are written to a specific church to address a particular issue. Ephesians, however, was written with the express purpose of being passed around from church to church. Within the pages of Ephesians you will discover over the course of this seven-week study the power that is available to a unified church, the victory we already have over opposing forces, practical instructions for a Christian home, and Paul's grand vision for the church. Written by Paul toward the end of his life, Paul's heart for the church will strengthen your walk and sharpen your faith. A faithful reading of God's Word leads to a faithful response from God's people. The Shaped by Scripture series teaches a simple, engaging method of studying the Bible that will lead to honest interpretation and a changed relationship with God.

The book of Daniel contains some of the most memorable adventures in the Old Testament, including an escape from a fiery furnace, survival in a den of lions, and more. In addition to political intrigue and miraculous exploits, Daniel is filled with strange dreams, apocalyptic visions, and crucial messages for God's people. As you embark upon this study, you will see how Daniel weaves together beloved stories and startling images to form an extraordinary tapestry that shows a portrait of the God who shepherds God's people through persecution, suffering, and exile into the victorious future God has promised. A faithful reading of God's Word leads to a faithful response from God's people. The Shaped by Scripture series teaches a simple, engaging method of studying the Bible that will lead to honest interpretation and a changed relationship with God.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that Romans has been the most influential book in the New Testament when it comes to the theology of the church. Dive into the first 7 chapters of this iconic letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Rome in order to engage with Paul's thoughts on the problem of humanity, God's response to the problem, and how the Christian life is to be lived. Romans is Paul's thorough presentation of what it means to be a Christian, making it the perfect candidate for a small group study.

In his writings, Paul aggressively tackles a number of topics that remain relevant for us today, including sin, redemption, life in the Spirit, and how to live in a world that can be hostile to the Christian message. The second half of Romans is where the importance of this letter for the holiness community becomes most clear. Paul wants every believer to know that the answer to the problem of sin is an active, daily walk with the indwelling Holy Spirit. This volume of the Shaped by Scripture series will bring to completion your in-depth study of Paul's letter to the Roman church.

Den and his companions are thrust into the middle of a war. Maliki's evil horde is ready to attack the vastly outnumbered forces of Dunn Moor Keep, and that isn't everything. They have discovered an artifact, that Den is very familiar with, and are willing to employ the damaged weapon at any cost. This is the second book in the War of the Stone. The third book is called Demons. But if you have not done so yet, please, read the first book Lich. It is not only free but it introduces the characters, as well as my world.

The war isn't going well for the Army of Light, and something is wrong with Den. To make things worse, an ever-increasing number of demons are driving the evil horde forward and they are winning. How will our heroes win a battle that is so slanted against them? This book is the third and concludes The War of the Stone series.

Parasite; The True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse is a constant fixture on the Top 100 charts. How does a normal guy face a zombie apocalypse? Or, for that matter, a scientist? You need to read this zombie apocalypse novel because it's not only a really great zombie story, but it also explains the science involved in the dead coming to life. Zombies are rising in the sleepy town of Slippery Rock and it is up to Henry Cooper to figure out why. But first, he needs to save his wife, Melissa. With the help of his neighbor Dean and some superhero clad comic book fanboys, he's off to the rescue. Join them as they race across Northwestern Pennsylvania on a quest which involves everything from undead to fire trucks. Along the way, you will discover the hard science behind how the dead truly rose from the grave. As one reviewer said of Parasite, "Such good storytelling. Zombielicious. I am remembering biology class as they explain why people are turning into zombies and clues to stop the infection. Adventure, politicians, lawyers, and scientist * oh my * Very good book." Other books in this series The second book in The True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse series is called Symbiote, the third is Creator, and the fourth is called Predator. They are also available for purchase. Currently, the author is working hard on another series. Check for updates on his Facebook page. Scroll up and get your copy today

This is the continuing story of an unlikely group of survivors in the Zombie Apocalypse. Their story follows their attempt to find the person responsible for the disaster and to find a way to liberate the world of the parasitic contagion. We join our heroes as they race to Put-in-Bay, Ohio, to find the creator of the Parasite, Dr. Fleming. Will they survive the perilous journey? Will they find a way to stop the Zombie plague? Will there be another firetruck? To answer these and many more questions, you'll need to read this book. This is the third book in the, "True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse" series. Although you could certainly read this as a stand-alone novel it would be much better if you read "Parasite" and "Symbiote" first. Please consider doing this. I refer back to the first book often. The book, "Saving Jebediah" is not a necessary read for this series. I wrote it as fan fiction for the wonderful author Mark Tufo. I do tie it in to the first and third book but it isn't necessary for the series.

You need to read this zombie apocalypse novel because it's not only a really great zombie story, but it also explains the science involved in the dead coming to life.This is the continuing story of an unlikely group of survivors in the Zombie Apocalypse. Their story follows their attempt to find the person responsible for the disaster and to create a way to liberate the world of the parasitic contagion. Sorry guys, no fire trucks in this one.One reviewer wrote this about SymbioteSo very good. Action packed Zombielious package of words. Faster paced than part one and shorter. Enjoyable to the very last word.This is the second book in the True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse series. Although you could certainly read this as a stand-alone novel, it would be much better if you read Parasite first. Please consider doing this, because I refer back to the first book often. The book, Saving Jebediah is not a necessary read for this series. I wrote it as fan fiction for the wonderful author Mark Tufo. I do tie it into the first and third book, but it isn't necessary for the series. The third book is Creator, and the 4th and the final book is called Predator. Check for updates about his new projects on Doug's Facebook page.Scroll up and get your copy toda

This is the final story of an unlikely group of survivors in the Zombie Apocalypse. Their story follows their attempt to end the disaster and to liberate the world of the parasitic contagion. We join our heroes as they race to Alaska to find Amber's brother, Paul. Will they survive the perilous journey? Will they find a way to stop the Zombie plague? Will there be another firetruck? To answer these and many more questions, you'll need to read this book. This is the fourth book in the "True Story of the Zombie Apocalypse" series. Although you could certainly read this as a stand-alone novel, it would be much better if you read "Parasite", "Symbiote" and "Creator" first. Please consider doing this. I refer to the other books often. The short story, "Saving Jebediah" is not a necessary read for this series. I wrote it as fan fiction for the wonderful author Mark Tufo. I tie it into the first and third book, but it isn't necessary for the series. Doug is currently working on a fantasy series called "Thw War of the Stone." Check for updates on his Facebook page.

Christianity is under attack, but not because Christmas greeters say "Happy Holidays." From the university classroom to the NY Times bestseller list, the foundations of our faith are being not only questioned, but openly mocked. Sometimes we do not understand the criticisms of our critics, and their claims are met with little resistance. This book takes the reader through 12 common objections to Christianity and offers compelling answers to these objections in a readable, straightforward style. You are invited to enter this world of ideas, so you can understand and answer these objections when you encounter them. Doug Ward is both a pastor and professor of New Testament, so he has a foot in both the church and the academic world. Currently, Doug serves as Lead Pastor of Mundelein Church of the Nazarene in suburban Chicago. He is also an Adjunct Professor of New Testament at Olivet Nazarene University, and has served in this capacity for 14 years. Doug received a Masters in Biblical Literature from Wheaton College and has completed all coursework towards a Ph.D. from Marquette University in Biblical Theology with an emphasis in the New Testament. In his free time, Doug is a big baseball fan, with a tortured history rooting for the Cleveland Indians. During the warm months, he is also an avid golfer. You can find a collection of his reflections on faith and golf with A Duffers Life - Thoughts on Faith, Family and the Game I Love on Amazon.com.

Lich has spent many days on Amazon's best sellers chart for free epic fantasy books. You need to read this epic fantasy novel because it is not only a really great coming of age story about a young wizard attaining his powers, but it incorporates many of the elements your dungeon master warned you about, specifically, a lich. A lich is an undead magic user who through the use of various spells and components transforms itself into an undead creature. This gives it a semblance of immortality. These creatures are very powerful and evil. This book will introduce you to one such being. Baron Marasmus Ebendoom and his twisted, goblin Skum are building an army of undead. The two plan to harvest the peaceful villagers from the hamlet of Springdale to fatten up their horde. Sadly, Springdale's local mage is away. The only one left to stop this horrifying menace is an inexperienced, young wizard named Den. He and a group of adventurers will battle undead and monsters alike, as they gather the magic items they will need to defeat their foe. As one reviewer, Author, Cassidy Raine Wolters said of this book: "If you like Dungeons and Dragons, video games, or other role-playing sword and sorcery adventures, you'll love this book. It's got everything dwarves, goblins, and even the occasional elf." Other books in this series this is the first book in the War of the Stone series. The second book is called Horde, and the third is Demons. They are also available for purchase. Currently, the author is working hard on his next book. Check for updates on his Facebook page.

We know that Paul from Tarsus wrote roughly one-third of the New Testament, yet he is a figure still somewhat obscured to the modern reader. Who was he and what motivated this early shaper of the Christian faith? We can read what Paul wrote but we don't often consider why he wrote the words he did or think about what was happening around him when he penned these early letters. As a result, we often think about only half of the larger, ancient conversation. This book seeks to bring the other half of the conversation into sharp focus, and to do it in a way that is readily accessible to any reader. Using Paul's own words and an understanding of the ancient world, this book will take you on a journey walking with Paul through ancient cities and helping us to see his motivations and feel his struggles. From his early life in Tarsus to his last days after returning to Rome, the reader will see the ancient world through Paul's eyes. At the end of this book, you will know Paul better and will have more understanding of his unique contributions to the faith.

We know that Paul from Tarsus wrote roughly one-third of the New Testament, yet he is a figure still somewhat obscured to the modern reader. Who was he and what motivated this early shaper of the Christian faith? We can read what Paul wrote but we don't often consider why he wrote the words he did or think about what was happening around him when he penned these early letters. As a result, we often think about only half of the larger, ancient conversation. This book seeks to bring the other half of the conversation into sharp focus, and to do it in a way that is readily accessible to any reader. Using Paul's own words and an understanding of the ancient world, this book will take you on a journey walking with Paul through ancient cities and helping us to see his motivations and feel his struggles. From his early life in Tarsus to his last days after returning to Rome, the reader will see the ancient world through Paul's eyes. At the end of this book, you will know Paul better and will have more understanding of his unique contributions to the faith.