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01-24-2008, 09:45 AM
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Celebration of Disciplines.. So good.
LSAT prep book.
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03-13-2008, 08:10 PM
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Jesus' Name Pentecostal
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Re: What are you reading currently?
Well, earlier this evening I just re-read Bro. Gordon Magee's book "Is Jesus in the Godhead Or Is the Gohead in Jesus?". It's only 48 pages and I have read it several times.
Recently I have re-read "Praying to Change the World Volume 1" and "Praying to Change the World Volume 2" by the late Gordon Lindsay. He was the founder of The Voice of Healing magazine and the school which is currently known as Christ for the Nations. I am in the process now of re-reading Gordon Lindsay's book "Prayer That Moves Mountains." I have had these books for over 40 years and every so often I re-read them.
The Gordon Magee book is a classic. I have attached a copy of it as a pdf file to this post.
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03-13-2008, 08:11 PM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
"Chosen By God" by RC Sproul. "Progressive Dispensationalism" by Robert Saucy. "Integrative Theology" by Lewis and Demarest.
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03-13-2008, 08:20 PM
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Jesus' Name Pentecostal
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Re: What are you reading currently?
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"Chosen By God" by RC Sproul. "Progressive Dispensationalism" by Robert Saucy. "Integrative Theology" by Lewis and Demarest.
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I have a problem with Sproul i.e. preterism (but that's just a personal thing).
When you say "progressive dispensationalism" what do you mean? I pretty well go along with what has been taught as dispensationalsim over the year by Clarence Larkin and C.I. Scofield.
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03-13-2008, 09:56 PM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
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I'm currently reading The Subtle Power Of Spiritual Abuse by David Johnson,Jeff Vanvonderen it's a very good read.
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That book changed my life!!!!!
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"Most human beings are not able to stand the message of the shaking of foundations. They reject and attack the prophetic minds, not because they really disagree with them, but because they sense the truth of their words and cannot receive it." Paul Tillich
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03-13-2008, 09:59 PM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
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I have a problem with Sproul i.e. preterism (but that's just a personal thing).
When you say "progressive dispensationalism" what do you mean? I pretty well go along with what has been taught as dispensationalsim over the year by Clarence Larkin and C.I. Scofield.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...en-us%26sa%3DX
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I'm reading all these for school. The Sproul book is ok, I just started it. It's pretty easy to read and explains Calvinist salvation pretty well. The Saucy book gives me a headache. I'll let you know what it means when I'm done reading it. Basically, it's trying to develop the old school dispensationalism, i.e. Scofield, and address it's weaknesses. Pretty dense stuff though.
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"Most human beings are not able to stand the message of the shaking of foundations. They reject and attack the prophetic minds, not because they really disagree with them, but because they sense the truth of their words and cannot receive it." Paul Tillich
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03-14-2008, 06:11 AM
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His Eminance, High Potatohead Potatotate
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Re: What are you reading currently?
The Testament...
By John Grisham...
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03-14-2008, 08:02 AM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
"Everyday Deserves A Chance" by Max Lucado.
So far the best book I have read by Max Lucado and I have read alot of his books
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03-14-2008, 08:12 AM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
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The Bible?? Who wrote it??
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Don't ask THAT question! All the textual critics and redaction critics will come out of the wood work and clog up the internet with all their opinions.
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"Most human beings are not able to stand the message of the shaking of foundations. They reject and attack the prophetic minds, not because they really disagree with them, but because they sense the truth of their words and cannot receive it." Paul Tillich
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03-14-2008, 06:37 PM
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Re: What are you reading currently?
The Bible, who wrote it?
Holy men of God spoke as they were borne along by the Holy Spirit 2 Peter 1:20-21
The Spirit of Christ was in them and even though at times they weren't sure why they wrote what they did, the Spirit revealed that they were not just writing for themselves but for future generations. 1 Peter 1:10-12
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