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The Pentecostal Commentary
1 Corinthians is one of the most important books concerning Pentecostal theology because it is the only place in the New Testament with a detailed teaching on spiritual gifts. Acts lays the foundation by emphasizing the initiation experience of the baptism with the Holy Ghost, and 1 Corinthians builds on that foundation. In this commentary you will find: 1. verse by verse exposition of the entire contents of 1 Corinthians, 2. indiviudal excursuses on each of the nine spiritual gifts, 3. answers to many of the often asked questions related to speaking in tongues and the interpretation of tongues, 4. detailed commentary on marriage relationships, communion, the resurrection, and the rapture, 5. and 13 additional excursuses on various topics. This commentary is the 5th in the Pentecostal Commentary Series which includes Matthew, Acts 1-12, Acts 13-28, and Galatians.
How to Keep a Quiet Heart When God Shakes the Earth
In the wake of the Coronavirus and other major disasters, many people are struggling with symptoms of a troubled heart: • Feeling anxious and paranoid about the future • Feeling like the world is coming to an end • Trouble sleeping • Feeling like the problems of this world are suffocating and pressing you down • Feeling your heart seized by fear • Finding yourself talking all the time In this short ebook, Christian Counselor Rebekah Prewitt shares Biblical insights that will minister peace to the troubled heart.
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Healing Through Jesus
“When disease is impurity, why should you ever believe that you will be sanctified by having a great deal of sickness?”— Smith Wigglesworth If you are battling with a sickness of any kind (plague, disease, infection, virus, etc.), have you employed the spiritual means God has given for your physical healing? In Healing Through Jesus, the reader will find help by learning how to operate in faith on a practical level for healing. Having faith means to be fully persuaded of the things of God. This kind of faith is concrete and can be used unlike some sort of abstract intangible faith that does not yield results.
I'm Thinking of Leaving My Husband
Are you thinking of leaving your husband? Do you feel confused and don’t know what to do? If you would like some guidance in this area, Rebekah Prewitt shares in I’m Thinking of Leaving My Husband the spiritual insights she provides to wives who come to her for counseling. Are you unhappy in your marriage? Are you thinking of filing for divorce? Perhaps you have moved out, but you are not sure if you’ve done the right thing. Before you go forward, you might find this book helpful. Many times, especially if the wife comes from a religious background, she feels guilty for leaving her marriage, but suppose she has legitimate grounds to leave and doesn’t know it. What if she does not have grounds to leave? How does she live in a difficult marriage? With the help of the Lord, I’m Thinking of Leaving My Husband will help wives sort through the fog of confusion in their struggle for direction and peace on this issue. Wife, you might be surprised by what you learn!
Real Life
What do you do when Real Life goes wrong? Even worse, what if it is your own fault? Fortunately, there is hope in Jesus Christ even for the worst of situations, and Christian counselor Rebekah Prewitt gives some helpful advice straight out of the Bible in this short book. In “Real Life,” Rebekah deals briefly with problems that face many people in our society. Some of these problems can be so painful and difficult that you don't know what to do or where to go. Wouldn't it be great if you had a trusted source that could point the way out of your situation? Well, the Bible is the only source that is completely trustworthy. In this ebook you will find help for the following: • Starting life all over • Life controlling problems • Facing God in the aftermath of sin • Restoration after adultery • Activating Faith As you read, just realize that you are not alone. Christ is waiting with answers to your problems. Read this little book and begin your fresh start today!
Dealing With Suicide
What does the Bible say about suicide? Is it silent on the issue as some claim? The Biblical research presented in Dealing With Suicide may be surprising. You will discover that the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, has real answers to the tough questions Christians often ask. Questions like: Why do people commit suicide? Did they know what they were doing? What does the Bible say about mental illness? Where did they go? In Dealing With Suicide, Prewitt also outlines: How to help the suicidal Steps the bereaved can take in the aftermath of suicide False teachings to avoid To every thing there is a season,...a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance.—Ecclesiastes 3:1-4
Women Pastors
Have you ever wondered if it is really okay for a woman to be a pastor? Many women indeed do pastor churches, but is this really the way God intended it to be? In Women Pastors, Rebekah dives into the controversy and provides research based insights that make sense out of this complicated and divisive issue. Examine the evidence for yourself. If it is right, then it is right, but what if it isn’t? In this book, the reader will get a glimpse into the lives of some of the most famous women preachers like Anne Hutchinson, Phoebe Palmer, Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Catherine Booth, Maria B. Woodworth-Etter, and Aimee Semple McPherson. In addition, the reader will discover: • the struggles women pastors face • the importance of hearing the right voice •common arguments for women pastors • and the Biblical answer to this heated issue
