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UPDATED EDITION. The focus of this teaching and study material is to bring clarity and understanding to the apostolic and prophetic offices, and also to the apostolic and prophetic anointings. These lessons will help individuals to recognize the operations of these anointings in the lives of believers.

In this study, we will examine the parable of the unmerciful servant. This parable expresses the responsibility of the believer to forgive (Matthew 18:21-35). When Peter asked Christ about forgiveness, He responded to him with this parable. Within this story, we see the unlimited forgiveness of God. In addition, we discover the responsibility of His servants to be like him. Let us learn to forgive others as God, for Christ’s sake, forgave us. As we learn from these parables, we will stay on the path to true discipleship.

In this book, we will briefly discuss the gifts and ministries of the Spirit of God, their functions, and how to recognize them in operation. God gives the Church gifts to benefit everyone. The purpose of the gifts is not to make us spiritual, but to help us to serve and minister to one another in love. The operation of the Spirit of God and His gifts/ministries among believers testifies to the presence of God in the Church.

Since the earliest days of Christianity, there have been continual doctrinal battles concerning the faith. As time passed, theologians presented new theories and “revelations” concerning God and His word. Because of this, many are unsure of what to believe and of what is the proper way to approach God in religion and relationship. In this book, we will reflect on the correlation between religion, relationship, and righteousness in Christianity. Book 3 of 3.

This publication is not about the functions of gifts and ministries, but it explains God’s plan for them. Without a proper understanding, ministry in the Kingdom is ineffective. In this brief study, we will establish an understanding for God’s mandate for ministry. God created the world by His spoken word and His divine power. He does not need mankind to do anything. However, God used men and women from the beginning to accomplish His will in the earth. Thus, if God chooses to use us, He knows His ultimate reason for doing so. We must understand that when God calls, anoints, and gives ...

In this book, we will examine those who possess a pastoral grace and endowment. Those possessing a pastoral anointing are referred to as pastoral people. They have a passion for Christ and the Church. In addition, we will consider how God’s perfects the pastoral person for service in the Church.

Service is a vital aspect of the Christian walk and experience. Each member of the Body of Christ is called to serve others. Jesus claimed that He did not come to be served, but to serve. This should be the attitude of every Christian. In this publication, we will discuss the Christian call to servanthood. Though obstacles and challenges exist, Christian can master the art of servitude. Be encouraged to know that fruitful Chrisian service is attainable.

The training of a prophet is sometimes painful. God will deal with every area in his life to prepare him for service. Those called to the prophetic office should understand that preparation for ministry is in character, not solely in the development of spiritual gifts. In this book, we will discuss how God builds the prophet and prophetic minister for ministry. Hide Long Description

In this book, we will examine individuals who possess a prophetic gift and grace. The individual who possesses a prophetic anointing upon his/her life is referred to as a prophetic person. Prophetic people possess the same characteristics as the prophets. They act as messengers and interpreters, though not with the same level of influence and authority.

Since all are not apostles, God makes the benefit of apostolic ministry available to all by placing an apostolic anointing on other members in the Body. In this book, we will examine individuals who possess an apostolic gift and grace. The individual who possesses an apostolic anointing upon his/her life is referred to as an apostolic person. Apostolic people possess the same characteristics as apostles. They act as disciples, sons (or daughters), and big brothers (or sisters).

As a mother watches over her cuisine, as an artist is meticulous in preparing the work of art, and as a farmer watches carefully over the plantings, so the Lord watches over us with care. The same level of care, caution, and concern a person uses in the preparation of a meal reflects God’s care, caution, and concern for us. In this publication, learn how to recognize and submit to God’s development of you as a disciple. Includes Discipleship Journal.

This teaching and study material is designed to bring sobriety to the purpose of ministry in the Kingdom. Ministry is a valuable part of the Kingdom. God anoints individuals in the Church with ministries and gifts to glorify Him. However, as the day of the Lord hastens, we find many believers entering into ministry with wrong motives. In addition, others are pursuing gifts for their own personal gain. Learn why God gives gifts and ministries and how to avoid error. This is the bible study version of “He Gave Gifts Unto Men: God’s Plan for Ministry in the Kingdom.”

In this book, we will offer clarity to the prophetic gift, which will guard against errors in the prophetic ministry. The gift of prophecy is an awesome gift. However, many lives have been negatively influenced. Misery was a consequence of Mistakes in this ministry. The focus of this book is to provide practical insights to the function and purpose of this gift. This information presented is a collection of information from other books on the prophetic office and gift. It is our prayer that people will develop an assurance and appreciation for this gift and ministry.

In the publication, we will look closely at the biblical account of God’s promise to Abraham. From this, will discover truth to help Christians today to maintain faith as we wait on the promises of God.

In this publication, we have compiled select teachings and exhortations to transform the Christian’s Walk with Christ. Some areas of interest are the believer’s ministry, the Christian’s determination in Christ, and how to receive revelation from God. It is our prayer that the believer will learn to trust the scriptures in every area of living

The training of a pastor is oftentimes humbling. God will allow disruption in every area of his life, personally and professionally. It will prepare him for service. Those called to the pastoral office should understand that preparation for this ministry will produce spiritual maturity and strength for leading God’s people.

The training of a teacher is oftentimes unending. God will allow disruption in every area of his life. It will prepare him for service. Those called to the teaching office should understand that preparation for ministry is in the development of godly character, characterized by love. If this is done, the teacher will never fail as he discharges his ministry. In this book, we will discuss how God builds the teacher for ministry.

How do you handle personal faults? Do you allow them to incapacitate your personal success and spiritual growth? Or, do you allow them to prompt fear and doubt in your relationship with Christ? The Bible contains numerous descriptions of individuals who failed in their relationship with Him. Yet, this did not prevent them from doing great things for Him. In this book of this, we present truths to help the believer come out of personal pits while pursuing their purpose in God. today.

We are not only members of the Church, but also of the Kingdom of God. When Jesus came, He told us that the Kingdom of God was at hand, upon us, and is coming. If He made so many references to the Kingdom of God, it is then our responsibility to learn how to live in the Kingdom of God. It is the only way we can prosper and live in victory; for the Scriptures say that our citizenship is in heaven (Philippians 3:20). In this publication, we will explore five foundational principles for the Christian life as citizens of God’s kingdom. In understanding these concepts, one will live a ...

In this collection of five apologetic books from the LOGOS Apologetics Series, a foundation for apologetic ministry as an integral part of God’s interaction with men will be established. It will be demonstrated how apologetics began in the Garden and will not end until the 2nd Advent of Jesus Christ. A discussion of how the ways and means of apologetic ministry developed in accordance with the historical needs of humankind. In addition, A clear definition of apologetics operations and ministries in the 21st Century will be established. Titles included: The Antiquity of Apologetics: ...