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What you need to know about the inner lives of women. Livre d'occasion en anglais - 187 pages

Life can be very hard to live and sometimes, hurt is something one must feel on a regular basis. In this book, the author reminds us that, throughout our sufferings and hurt, God knows what we feel and wants to be our Comforter. Livre d'occasion - 48 pages

What you need to know about the inner lives of men Livre d'occasion - 224 pages

Forgotten Factors - An aid to deeper repentance by Roy Hession. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 108 pages

Forty Mountain Peaks by Bakht Singh-Livre d'occasion en anglais 94 pages

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Raymond Brown considers a mojor work by each: - Augustine's Confession- Luther's A simple way to pray- Bunyan's Grace abounding to the chief of sinners- Wesley's Journal -Livre d'occasion en anglais 218 pages

Fox's Book of Martyrs has been edited by William Byron Forbush it is a history of the lives, sufferings and triumphant deaths of the early christian and the protestant martyrs. It's a reference book when it comes to church history. We recommend you this reading. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 410 pages

Foxe's Book of Martyrs by John Foxe. Reformation-era England—John Foxe recounts the lives, sufferings, and triumphant deaths of dozens of Christian martyrs. Some were people of rank and influence. Some were ordinary folk. Some were even his friends. Four centuries later, these deeply moving accounts of faith and courage mark a path for modern Christians to measure the depth of their commitment. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 96 pages

Biographie en anglais. Livre d’occasion -271 pages

Western society is in a crisis: all of us want to be free, but many do not know what true freedom is, much less how to achieve it. Even within the church differing views about the authority of Scripture and its role in Christian life and thought have left split some denominations and left others on the verge of schism. In Freedom & Authority, J.I. Packer shows the true nature of freedom and the only way to experience it. "True freedom," writes Packer, "is found where Jesus Christ is Lord in living personal fellowship. It is under the authority of a fully trusted Bible that Christ is most fully known and this God-given freedom most fully enjoyed. If therefore we have at heart the spiritual renewal for society, for churches, and for our own lives, we shall make much of the entire trustworthy--that is, the inerrancy--of Holy Scripture as the inspired and liberating Word of God." J. I. Packer is Board of Governors' Professor of Theology at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. Dr. Packer is author of many books, including Knowing God, A Grief Sanctified, and Keep in Step with the Spirit. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 62 pages

After a minister had spoken strongly against sin one morning, one of his members said, "We don't want you to talk so plainly about sin because if our boys and girls hear you mention it, they will more easily become sinners. Call it a mistake if you will, but do not speak so bluntly about sin." The ministere went to the medicine shelf and brough back a bottle of strychnine marked POISON. He said, "I see what you want me to do. You want me to change the label. Suppose I take off this 'poison' label and put on some mild label such as 'peppermint candy.' Can't you see the danger? The milder you make the label, the more deadly the poison." During the last few years we have been putting a mild label on sin. We've called it "error," "negative action" and "inherent fault." But it is high time that we put a POISON label back on the poison bottle and not be afraid to be as plain as the Bible is about the tragic consequences of sin. Pope Gregory the Great, at the end of the sixth century, divided all sins under seven heads. He said that every sin that a man commits can be classified by seven words. He named the sins: pride, anger, envy, impurity, gluttony, slothfullness and avarice. The have been called down through the centuries "the seven deadly sins." These sins are nowhere collectively mentioned in a single passage inn the Bible, and yet they are all condemned separately in many places. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 96 pages

In this book Watchman Nee talks about the meaning of faith. How the righteous shall live by it. -Livre d'occaosion en angleis 120 pages

From Heaven - A 28-Day Advent Devotional by A. W. TOZER -Livre d'occasion en anglais 128 pages

A new exposition of 2 Corinthians 10-13 Livre d'occasion en anglais - 186 pages 

An introduction to the pentateuch

What does it mean to do everything "in Jesus’ name"? Is that an ideal attainable only by a few "super Christians"--or is it a way of life we can all experience?Leader’s guide included!Fully Devoted group sessions are:What Is True Spirituality?GraceGrowthGroupsGiftsGiving"We Know Him Well . . . "-Livre d'occasion 124 pages

In this classic on practical godliness, John Piper sets outwhat Christ has accomplished for us in redemption, and what he requires ofus in our responses to him in faith, love and obedience. For Piper, `futuregrace' refers to God's promised transforming power at work now in the livesof his people, which provides true satisfaction in Christ-centred living byforward-looking faith. John Piper shows how, by prizing the promises of God, believers can breakfree from the power of specific, destructive sins: anxiety, pride,misplaced shame, impatience, covetousness, bitterness, despondency andlust Rooted in solid biblical reflection, these passionate and readablemeditations are divided into thirty-one chapters to aid devotional readingeach day of the month. They offer a sure pathway to a revitalizedevangelical spirituality. -Livre d'occasion en anglais 440 pages

Which gospel do you rely on?The church in Galatia faced a choice between two "gospels"--two ways of approaching a relationship with God, two ways of looking at life.On one side were the teachers who told these young Christians that their performance mattered. To be right with God, they needed to trust Christ, but they also needed their own efforts. On the other side was the church-planting apostle, Paul. He said that the only performance that mattered was Christ's: his life, death, and resurrection. He warned that following any other "gospel" meant becoming enslaved.Which gospel they relied on really mattered. The choice between the gospel of Christ-alone and the false Christ-plus version still confronts us today. The false one is attractive, but deadly. The real one sets us free, now and eternally. The gospel matters.In the seven studies that comprise this Good Book Guide, Paul will present us with the wonderful, liberating true gospel. He'll show us how our problems in the Christian life stem from forgetting or failing to live by that gospel. And he'll ask us: which gospel are you relying on? -Livre d'occasion en anglais 84 pages

Tyndale commentary on the book of Galatians, by R. Alan Cole. Livre d'occasion - 242 pages