Títulos em Cristianismo

There's a growing frustration among believers who know church-as-usual isn't working. Underneath the crowds and programs, they know something's missing. Confronting this pervasive performance-driven ministry, apostolic leader Isaac Watson issues a bold call to the modern church: to restore heaven's original blueprint for leadership, culture, and mission. Drawing from Scripture and biblical principles, Watson unpacks the essence of apostolic culture—not just as a title or office but as a foundational mindset that builds people, multiplies disciples, and impacts society.

Being a Christian has nothing to do with being Chinese American—that's what Kristin T. Lee learned as a child. A fissure between her identity and what she was told to believe opened wide. In We Mend with Gold, she asks: What if we can bridge the divide? Lee describes both the breaking of her young faith and the sacred art of repair. She examines how immigrant churches often assimilate to Western theology, even as they offer crucial spaces of belonging.

Do you ever find there is a Grand Canyon Gap between your knowledge of God and your actual experience of being loved by God? Do you see more spiritual weeds in your life than planted seeds? Do you long to cultivate a thriving, fruitful life in Christ? If you are searching for deeper meaning and purpose in living fully loved by God, you are not alone!

Celtic Christmas: Ireland’s Sacred Winter Traditions explores how people in Ireland once lived through the darkest weeks of the year — not with excess or spectacle, but with patience, ritual, hospitality, and faith shaped by land, weather, and light.

Christ and Covenant in Global Politics casts a compelling vision for a Christian approach to international relations that seeks to transform global politics from systems driven by fear to covenantal global community based in shared loves, drawing on Augustine's understanding of rightly ordered loves and a contemporary Christian notion of covenantal pluralism. This groundbreaking textbook is designed for professors and students of international relations, offering a unique, faith-driven approach to global politics.

Take a journey through the first 400 years of Church History in only 40 days!

In Pastoring for Monday, Matt Rusten helps you lead your church to form Christians who follow, represent, and commune with Christ amid their daily work. This book equips you to bridge the divide between the sacred and secular, transforming how your church disciples people for the workplace. Rusten shows how you can intentionally change your language and liturgy to celebrate the ordinary working lives of church members, providing concrete discipleship pathways and pastoral priorities for living out the gospel through vocational discipleship.

La Didachè est un petit livre qui fut écrit en langue grecque, sans doute en Syrie, vers la fin du premier siècle ou au début du deuxième siècle de notre ère. Son principal intérêt réside dans le tableau qu'elle nous trace des institutions chrétiennes. Elle nous apporte des renseignements souvent uniques sur la pratique des premières communautés, sur le baptême, les jeûnes, les temps de la prière, l'eucharistie, le ministère de la parole, la hiérarchie, la pénitence.

The Pinnacle of History: The Gospel According to Jesus reveals the single, unbroken story that runs from Genesis to Revelation, showing how every prophecy, covenant, and sacrifice finds its ultimate fulfillment in Christ. It makes the Scriptures more accessible and easier to grasp, revealing how every part of the Bible connects with purpose and meaning. It is a call to reawaken the true narrative of God’s redemptive plan so that all would become more eager to open the Bible, understand it deeply, and see that Jesus truly is the centerpiece and purpose of all history.

We all know it's important to study God's word. But sometimes it's hard to know where to start. What's more, a lack of time, emotionally driven approaches, and past frustrations can erode our resolve to keep growing in our knowledge of Scripture. How can we, as Christian women, keep our focus and sustain our passion when reading the Bible? With over 250,000 copies sold, Women of the Word has helped countless women with a clear and concise plan they can use every time they open their Bible.

In The Disciples’ Prayer, Pastor John Kimball leads listeners beyond rote recitation into the living, transforming reality of the prayer Jesus gave His followers. Drawing from years of biblical study, pastoral ministry, and personal encounter, Kimball unveils the Lord’s Prayer as a kingdom framework – an invitation to intimacy with God and to partnership in His purposes on earth.

This forty day devotional is a journey of surrender, renewal, and transformation for anyone carrying grief, long suffering, unanswered prayers, or a longing for deeper faith. Through the teachings of Jesus' Beatitudes and a simple five step, original reflection, called the Let God Practice, listeners learn how to name their emotions, release what they cannot control, trust God's redemptive purpose, and anchor their minds in His presence.

In 2016, Matt McChlery and his wife experienced the loss of an unborn child and the discovery that he had life-threatening cancer–Stage Four non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Confronted by such darkness and a brutal treatment programme, Matt found himself wrestling with faith and the God he thought he knew. Grounded, honest and vulnerable, this deeply personal book shares how Jesus was the rock that held fast throughout, and how, on the other side of the storm, His hope shone more brightly than ever. Find the comfort, hope and inspiration you need to keep standing in the storm, whatever you face.

Partez avec lui pour un tour de France des lieux miraculeux, sur les traces de l'histoire des plus grands miracles de l'histoire et de leurs protagonistes. Explorez toutes les hypothèses et le miracle de la vérité se révèlera à vous ! Mais tous ces lieux saints guérissent-ils vraiment ? Telle est la question qu'a osé se poser Marc Lemonier.

When Dreams Fall Apart addresses the disillusionment many feel when God seems silent to prayers and longings. Through powerful biblical teaching and personal narrative, Jennifer Lucy Tyler helps listeners encounter a God who is worthy of our hearts and our trust, even when the answer to our prayers isn’t what we’d hoped.

John F. Kennedy saw history in its massive movement as shaped by forces beyond human control. Some call this Divine Providence. Others simply see the mystery of fate’s invisible hand. Connell presents a side of Kennedy’s life that few know but many will appreciate. JFK was a respected man of faith who saved the world of his times from nuclear Armageddon.

Founded on October 2, 1928, Opus Dei, formally known as the Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei, occupies a unique and often debated position within the Roman Catholic Church. The organization was established by Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, a young Spanish priest who claimed to have received a divine revelation during a spiritual retreat in Madrid.

Sara Gapinski’s raw, inspiring journey from victim to victor illuminates God’s redemptive power. Through heart-wrenching experiences of abuse, loss, and paralyzing fear, Sara discovers an unshakable truth: God’s love conquers all. A testament to divine intervention, Sara’s story shows how faith can overcome trauma, Scripture can provide strength, and music can become a powerful tool for healing.

The twenty-eighth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew serves as the triumphant climax of the New Testament's first book, documenting the miraculous resurrection of Jesus and His ultimate victory over the grave. This pivotal scripture begins with the quiet dawn of the first day of the week, where the faithful women discover the empty tomb, and concludes with a powerful divine mandate that changed the course of human history.

Black and white takes a narrative look at how the white church differs from the black church in America. Bishop Hamright explores how race, history, and lived experiences have shaped two distinct yet intertwined expressions of Christianity in America-the black church and the-white church and how these difference continue to affect theology, politics, worship, community, and justice. Hamright’s goal is to offer humble steps to help the church to move beyond awareness into understanding, healing, and unity through truth, even if the truth hurts.