Calling on the Name of the Lord
- 264 páginas
- 10 horas de lectura
Gary Millar Libros
Este autor tiene un profundo conocimiento del libro de Deuteronomio, lo que informa su perspectiva teológica. Se desempeñó como Director del Queensland Theological College en Australia, habiendo sido previamente Ministro Principal en la República de Irlanda. Su amplia experiencia como conferencista abarca colegios teológicos a nivel mundial, donde comparte su pericia.
2 Corinthians For You
- 208 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
An expository Bible-study guide to the book of 2 Corinthians that can be used as a devotional, teaching or preaching resource.
An inspiring and practical introduction to living the Christian life.
Changed Into His Likeness
- 296 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
Explores a key issue in biblical theology and the Christian life
Dr. J. Gary Millar offers a detailed analysis of the ethical teachings in Deuteronomy, examining them within the broader theological context of the book. He critiques previous scholarly interpretations and presents his own insights, focusing on essential themes such as covenant, journey, law, and the relationship with other nations. This study aims to deepen understanding of Deuteronomy's moral framework and its implications for contemporary ethical discussions.
Seven accessible and flexible Bible studies in 2 Corinthians. Seven accessible and flexible Bible studies in 2 Corinthians by Gary Millar. Welcome to messy church. Really messy church. Corinth was the ancient world's equivalent of a modern, thriving, multicultural city. And when Paul preached the gospel, and a church was born, it very quicky got complicated. Open immorality, false teaching and a sense of pride and arrogance were just the start. And in the middle of it all, Paul strives to teach, love, rebuke and restore this troubling and troubled congregation to the true path of humble gospel-hearted faith and service. Like us, the Corinthian Christians struggled to struggle and preferred to prosper. Ungrateful and arrogant, they needed to hear some hard truths that Paul sets out in this deeply personal letter. But Paul also reveals here his heart for Christ's people--a heart filled with the true love of Jesus for his headstrong, wayward "children". For Paul, gospel ministry is what we all do. It is walking with, speaking for, and serving Jesus in all of life--and so this letter is written for all of us. 2 Corinthians takes us through how to live by faith as broken people in our broken world. It provides the key to embracing our weakness and living in the strength which God himself supplies.