Emotions are basic. Part of who we are and why we act as we do. God made us to feel. Understanding who we are, and why we do certain things and react as we do, can help us as we strive to live well-balanced lives that glorify God. A complicated subject navigated by a kind and wise pastor.
Graham Beynon expounds a range of New Testament passages to explain what church is, what it is for, how it works, how it is to be led, and what it means to belong to God's new community in Christ.
Graham Beynon looks at the main New Testament passages that describe the Holy Spirit's work. With freshness and clarity, he builds a picture of what the Spirit does, and hence what experiencing him in our lives should look like.
You don't have to be an intellectual to understand the Bible. But you do have to approach it in the correct way, with all the right tools. This book could transform your understanding of God's Word.
Graham Beynon looks at the Bible's teaching about the Day of the Lord, judgment, reward, heaven and hell, life and death, and the new creation, and shows how what is to come should shape practical Christian living now.
Our identity and self-image matter more than we care to admit. And so often they are shaped by our peers, our culture and our upbringing. Graham Beynon examines the Bible's teaching on the subject and, with a pastor's heart, invites us to realign our thinking.
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