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In our daily lives, we all seek to become the greatest at everything we do. If that is true, we should seek to become the greatest follower of Christ. But what it takes to be great in God’s eyes is not seen as great in today’s world. Christ redefined the meaning of greatness, and if we are to truly follow him then we must seek to live out his life and words. There is no perfect formula on how to become a better Christian, but if we look intently at Christ’s greatest words he reveals how we can become great in his eyes.

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For many of us, our lives are marked with inconsistency. This makes us ordinary. We may feel we have little or nothing to contribute to Christ’s cause. We think God could never use someone who has failed as badly as we have. The reality is that God always looks for the ordinary. He relishes the opportunity to use the ordinary person.

 

In Ordinarily Faithful, author Dr. Chad Keck surveys Gideon, whose story is told in the Old Testament book of Judges, to show how God used this ordinary Israelite farmer in mighty ways. Though Gideon was a man with many faults and doubts, he was ordinarily faithful—he moved forward one step at a time each day, never taking his eyes off the promise of God.

 

Filled with modern-day life examples and applications, Ordinarily Faithful challenges, teaches, and encourages all believers. It helps us understand how God worked not only in Gideon’s life but in the lives of other ordinary people in the Scriptures who walked in faith, believing that God would do what He promised. It provides the spiritual encouragement to know that God uses ordinary and faithful men and women to do amazing things.

For many of us, our lives are marked with inconsistency. This makes us ordinary. We may feel we have little or nothing to contribute to Christ’s cause. We think God could never use someone who has failed as badly as we have. The reality is that God always looks for the ordinary. He relishes the opportunity to use the ordinary person.

 

In Ordinarily Faithful, author Dr. Chad Keck surveys Gideon, whose story is told in the Old Testament book of Judges, to show how God used this ordinary Israelite farmer in mighty ways. Though Gideon was a man with many faults and doubts, he was ordinarily faithful—he moved forward one step at a time each day, never taking his eyes off the promise of God.

 

Filled with modern-day life examples and applications, Ordinarily Faithful challenges, teaches, and encourages all believers. It helps us understand how God worked not only in Gideon’s life but in the lives of other ordinary people in the Scriptures who walked in faith, believing that God would do what He promised. It provides the spiritual encouragement to know that God uses ordinary and faithful men and women to do amazing things.

For many of us, our lives are marked with inconsistency. This makes us ordinary. We may feel we have little or nothing to contribute to Christ’s cause. We think God could never use someone who has failed as badly as we have. The reality is that God always looks for the ordinary. He relishes the opportunity to use the ordinary person.

 

In Ordinarily Faithful, author Dr. Chad Keck surveys Gideon, whose story is told in the Old Testament book of Judges, to show how God used this ordinary Israelite farmer in mighty ways. Though Gideon was a man with many faults and doubts, he was ordinarily faithful—he moved forward one step at a time each day, never taking his eyes off the promise of God.

 

Filled with modern-day life examples and applications, Ordinarily Faithful challenges, teaches, and encourages all believers. It helps us understand how God worked not only in Gideon’s life but in the lives of other ordinary people in the Scriptures who walked in faith, believing that God would do what He promised. It provides the spiritual encouragement to know that God uses ordinary and faithful men and women to do amazing things.

If we are ever going to make any progress in the divine life, we will have to have a real foundation. There is no foundation except that of faith for us. All our actions and all that ever will come to us of any importance will be because we have a Rock. If you are on the Rock, no power can move things established in you to bring it forth. There is no establishment outside God’s Word. Everything else is sand. Everything else will break apart. If you build on anything else but the Word of God—on imaginations, sentimentality, or feelings—it will mean nothing without the foundation, and the foundation will have to be in the Word of God. In Now Faith, author William T. Capers Jr. attempts to get you to believe that God has selected you, just as He did Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. You too can receive unlimited blessings from God. Capers hopes it will prove to be helpful and a blessing to you, as you read. Go raise up a standard over the earth, and become an overcomer in all you put your hands to.

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Many Christians have embraced Christian school as a spiritually healthy and academically superior method of education.  Classical Christian education goes beyond nonclassical Christian education in intellectual development and classroom discipline, but some Christians do not like its emphasis on Reformed theology and the discussion of Greco-Roman writings.  These issues are examined, and proposals are made for a more Biblically sound form of Christian education than is currently available.  Other issues, such as tuition and the need for practical training, are also examined, and proposals are made to help solve these problems.

Many Christians have embraced Christian school as a spiritually healthy and academically superior method of education.  Classical Christian education goes beyond nonclassical Christian education in intellectual development and classroom discipline, but some Christians do not like its emphasis on Reformed theology and the discussion of Greco-Roman writings.  These issues are examined, and proposals are made for a more Biblically sound form of Christian education than is currently available.  Other issues, such as tuition and the need for practical training, are also examined, and proposals are made to help solve these problems.

In Bagdad, there is a zone of safety surrounded by all the evidence of war. This area is known as the Green Zone. In this book, you will discover that the home should be a place of safety, security, and support for the family. The home should shield the family from a mean, cruel world. However, even the Green Zone comes under attack and similarly the family has to purposefully maintain its zone of safety, security, and support.