Description: Every believer can flow in the Holy Spirit.
Every believer should flow in the Holy Spirit.
God is looking for a people just like you - not perfect, but open, yielded, and eager to serve the Lord.
This is a simple, east guide to how the Holy Spirit can and will flow through you every day. It will help you yield to the Holy Spirit and understand the uses of the gifts in your life. Be prepared for a new dimension of Christian living as you learn the secrets to flowing in the Spirit.
Description: "I Believe in the Holy Spirit" is a major treatise on the topic by one of the great theologians of the century. Yves Congar's book is one of the few comprehensive treatments of the Church's understanding of the Spirit and the working of the Spirit in the life of the Church by a Roman Catholic theologian, providing "indispensable resources for the development of a Spirit-sensitive theology" (Robert Imbelli).
Description: In this, the first volume of a planned series of works on Mormon thought, Blake T. Ostler explores Christian and Mormon notions about God. Written for both Mormons and non-Mormons interested in the relationship between Mormonism and classical theism, his path-breaking Exploring Mormon Thought: The Attributes of God is a critique of classical theism regarding some of the central concepts that have formed the Christian understanding of God. He deals with questions of traditional philosophical theology including free will and foreknowledge, the nature of God and Christology. The approach to these questions is from the analytic philosophical tradition and includes detailed arguments relating to the coherence of Christian belief, scripture and practice. However he recognizes that religious faith is far more a product of intimacy with the divine than of ultimacy of reason, more a product of relationships than of logical necessities.
He provides an overview of the most influential Christian notions of deity, exploring themes and resources within this discourse that might be helpful to Latter-day Saint explorations. Also highlighted are various perspectives within Mormonism itself including a detailed analysis of Joseph Smith's Lectures on Faith and discussion of the thought of Orson and Parley Pratt, B. H. Roberts and John Widstoe. Earlier Mormon thought is demonstrated to have included a concept of God as a being in process. He suggests areas in which Mormon approaches to questions about free agency and God's omnipotence might suggest resolutions to some of the difficult issues that have troubled theologians and philosophers for centuries. For the first time ever Ostler formulates a systematic Mormon Christology.
Description: CHAPTER 1 - DO WE BELIEVE IN THE HOLY GHOST? CHAPTER 2 - THE CHURCH WITHOUT THE SPIRIT CHAPTER 3 - THE SPIRIT OF PROMISE CHAPTER 4 - PENTECOST CHAPTER 5 - THE GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST CHAPTER 6 - THE PENTECOSTAL LIFE CHAPTER 7 - THE INDWELLING SPIRIT CHAPTER 8 - THE COMMUNION OF THE HOLY GHOST CHAPTER 9 - THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST CHAPTER10 - THE SPIRIT OF POWER CHAPTER 11 - THE SPIRIT OF LIFE CHAPTER 12 - THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH CHAPTER 13 - THE SPIRIT OF HOLINESS CHAPTER 14 - THE SPIRIT OF LOVE CHAPTER 15 - THE SPIRIT OF FIRE CHAPTER 16 - THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT CHAPTER 17 - THE GIFTS OF THE SPIRIT CHAPTER 18 - THE LAW OF THE SPIRIT CHAPTER 19 - THE CHALLENGE OF PENTECOST CHAPTER 20 - THE WAY INTO THE BLESSING
Description: In this award-winning text, theologian Sallie McFague challenges Christians' usual speech about God as a kind of monarch. She probes instead three other possible metaphors for God—as mother, lover, and friend.
Description: "A few of us have barely gotten to the edge of that authoriity, but before Jesus comes again, there's going to be a whole company of believers who will rise up and with the authority that is theirs, ...and they will do the work that God intended they should do.
