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A journey of imagination with sixteen women of the Bible

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A shared journey of sanctified imagining with sixteen women of the Bible, this book is written from fictional first-person perspectives with biblical and historical insights, these are real women from real places in time and history. See God through their eyes to help open your heart and mind to see God and His love in your own life.


Author Nico Richie is a writer whose purpose is to equip women with biblical tools for spiritual growth. From deep within a beautiful backdrop of ministry and business career experiences, she brings fresh life to timeless scriptural characters to help connect people with God. 


Managing Editor K. Lynn Lewis is a seasoned entrepreneur with a diverse professional background of more than four decades in business, education, and ministry. He currently serves as President of The Bible Seminary, is the founder and CEO of “InspireUSA: Celebrating the Best of America®,” and is the founder and Executive Director of Nehemiah Press. His productions and publications include many articles, several books, a cable TV show, dissertation, magazines, musicals, songs, videos, and web sites.


 
 

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Far too often new converts to Christianity never develop to spiritual maturity. They remain timid and ineffective instead of growing mighty in Spirit. Foundations provides a blueprint by which a person can build an overcoming life of excellence. Stripling and Keller clearly identify the core tenets of Christianity and guide new believers down a path which they themselves have walked. Starting with the new birth in Christ, they demonstrate how to effectively read Scripture and pray. They emphasize the importance of the Holy Spirit’s transforming power and how the Holy Spirit helps people become productive members of the church. The final chapters explain how to live a life of significance by honoring what God honors and ultimately embracing The Great Commission to partner with Jesus Christ in redeeming fallen humanity.


  • Scott Stripling and Nathan Keller, Authors

  • Rick Eubanks, Foreword

  • K. Lynn Lewis, Managing Editor


 
 
Tears of Sorrow, Tears of Joy

Historic Christianity insists that New Testament authors indubitably describe God as three distinct but unified personae: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Although absent from the Bible, the creedal term “Trinity” has become an essential doctrine, while also causing centuries of confusion and controversy among biblical scholars.


But, what about the Old Testament? The Trinity in Eden presents linguistic research on the oldest account in the Bible: the Primeval History from creation to the tower of Babel. The author concludes that the names of God, the plural pronouns of God, and the execration of the serpent together affirm that the concept of the Trinity is, at least, as old as the Bible itself.





 
 
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