Títulos em Cristianismo

Sooner or later, we all enter a season we never asked for—no longer where we were, not yet where God is taking us. It’s the long hallway of transition: doors closed in every direction, the familiar thrown off balance, and God moving at a pace that feels painfully slow. That season has a name: the liminal space. And while most people want to escape it, God has us there for a reason.

In The Practice of the Presence of God, Brother Lawrence, a humble 17th-century Carmelite monk, reveals a simple but life-altering secret: God is found not in rare moments, but in every ordinary task of the day. Whether he was washing pots, tending herbs in the garden, or quietly kneeling in prayer, Brother Lawrence learned to live with a continual awareness of God’s nearness—a “habitual sense of His presence” that brought profound peace and freedom to his soul.

In this call for a “renewal” within the Latter-day Saint tradition that is as fervent as it is sincere, Nathan Kitchen has offered us a gift. This memoir provides a compelling glimpse not only into Kitchen’s own moving experience, but into the world of paradoxes, pain, and progress inhabited by those who aim to balance both queer and Mormon identities.

The Hidden Man by E. W. Kenyon is a masterly unveiling of the deeper walk in the Spirit. “The hidden man of the heart” is the human spirit recreated in Christ. The only way to know God and the Lord Jesus Christ is through the spirit because this is how God imparts His messages to us. He unveils spiritual realities to our hidden man, and one of those vital messages is an understanding of our identity in Christ. It is of utmost importance that we understand who we are. Until we do, we can’t know the riches that belong to us and the abilities that are ours.

The story of a Black man's battle between his spiritual beliefs and biology as he and his wife strive for pregnancy... God had always been the center of their relationship, but when this husband and wife's plans for pregnancy didn't seem to coincide with His ultimate timeline, they struggled to release their control.

Through comparative analysis, I will uncover intriguing parallels between the Watcher's transgressions and similar motifs found in other religious traditions, bridging the gap between Judeo-Christian scripture, ancient Near Eastern mythology, and other esoteric traditions. This audiobook is intended for a broad audience—academics, students, and the general public—who are interested in exploring the intriguing intersection of religious studies, biblical history, mythology, and angelology.

Life doesn’t unfold in neat chapters. It moves through moments—some ordinary, some painful, some unexpected. In those moments, finding the right words can feel difficult, or even impossible. Prayers for Different Occasions was created to meet you there. This thoughtfully written Christian prayer book offers prayers for the real situations people face throughout life, including grief and healing, fear and courage, waiting and decision-making, anger, peace, gratitude, renewal, hope, and more.

The Scriptures say that God established wonders in the land of Egypt. When was the Great Pyramid built? Who was the builder? Why was it built? These are questions that continue to be debated by archaeologists, astronomers, other scientists, and historians. The noted historian Josephus wrote that the Great Pyramid was built by the descendants of Seth, before the flood, to record the knowledge of the heavens.

The Book of Exodus is the foundational narrative of the Old Testament, representing the transition of the descendants of Jacob from a collection of oppressed families into a sovereign nation under the direct rule of Yahweh. It is a story of liberation, law, and liturgy, spanning from the dark brick-pits of Egypt to the luminous clouds of Mount Sinai. The name "Exodus" itself is derived from the Greek word Exodos, meaning "the way out" or "departure."

In this timeless classic, Florence Scovel Shinn explains how your beliefs, expectations, and words quietly influence the opportunities and outcomes in your life. At its core, this book reveals a simple truth: what you consistently expect, speak, and believe tends to shape what you experience. While many people notice these patterns, few fully understand why they happen or how to work with them intentionally.

Charlie Kirk invited Rev. Jim Harden onto his show to talk about the firebombing of one of the Christian pro-life medical offices he runs in New York. In one of those interviews, Charlie told Rev. Harden, “We have your back 100%.” When Charlie was assassinated, Rev. Harden was the first one in America to say that Charlie’s assassination was not an act of political violence but an act of Christian persecution. Why? Because Rev. Harden is experiencing it firsthand.

You were never meant to live broken. In a world overflowing with cures, treatments, and advice, many people are still searching for healing that truly lasts. The body may be treated, but the mind remains restless. Symptoms may change, yet peace never fully comes. What if Scripture has been revealing the path to healing all along? The Healing Code of Scripture presents healing exactly as the Bible reveals it—not as pressure, performance, or guilt, but as restoration flowing from the very nature of God.

What image do you convey? What image do you want to convey? Are you influencing or being influenced? We are constantly shaped by people, places, and platforms telling us who we should be. Even influencers are influenced. At any moment, we are influenced by either God, the Father of Jesus Christ, or satan, the ruler of this world. God created us in His image and wants to shape our identity through His Word. His story defines who we are — not the world's. When we truly understand God and His Word, our belief system becomes unshakable, rooted in His truth. Listen to Him.

Many Christians mistake 'intercession' as a form of heightened prayer, but Norman Grubb corrects this misunderstanding in this short booklet. Intercession is, rather, the Great Intercessor, Christ, laying down His life that others may live through any willing vessels. Detailing the five great commissions of his life, the author explains the death-resurrection principle whereby 'death works in us, but life in you.

The Handbook on Athletic Perfection teaches how to have the right attitudes and behavior in competition to glorify God in sports. Wes Neal introduced his systematic approach based on his study of the Bible in 1974, which revolutionized how athletes and coaches competed. Now, 50 years later, this playbook for doing sports God's way has been updated for the next generation!

The people of the New Testament give us stories of hope and new beginnings. As we read their stories we are reminded that we are not defined by our past, but by who God calls us to be. It also encourages us to know that even the people with the smallest roles play some of the biggest parts in God’s story. My hope and prayer for you, as the reader, is that by reading these stories, the Bible will come to life for you and that you will know that YOU are not defined by your past mistakes and you already have everything you need to accomplish what He is calling you to.

The King James Version of the Bible is one of the most influential texts in human history, but its older style of English can make it difficult for modern readers/listeners to fully understand what the passages are saying. Song of Solomon Decoded removes that barrier. This book presents every verse from the Book of Song of Solomon exactly as it appears in the King James Version and places a clear, modern-language explanation directly beside it.

Discover how the Rosary unveils God's eternal plan of salvation, from the first moments of creation in Genesis to the fulfillment of all things in Christ. In The Creation Rosary, each mystery is contemplated as part of the great story of renewal: the New Adam, the New Eve, the heavens opened, glory unveiled, sacrifice offered, and the promise of a new heaven and new earth, drawing deeply from Sacred Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the Church Fathers. Each chapter closes with an original poem that invites deeper prayer.

Living by faith is probably easier but much more important than you realize. Did you know that without faith, it is impossible to please God? You can do a lot of good things, but God will not be pleased if you don't operate in faith. Faith is more than an attitude; it is a lifestyle. Keith A. Butler's audiobook, Five Elements of Faith, presents faith-not as a doctrine-but as a way of life.

Neste audiolivro, ele nos guia nesse processo e conta casos reais que envolvem temas como destino e livre-arbítrio. Pedro mostra que Deus tem um plano para todos os seus filhos e quer que contribuamos para sua obra no mundo usando nossos dons.