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Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Signed on inside page by Auther, inscription to front end page , 1cm split to jacket spine bottom edge Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Paul Barham (illustrator). Signed by Author.

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Softcover. 473-626 pp. Volume 5, Number 4 (Winter 1997). Softcover. Very good condition; touches of wear on covers.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A companion for walking through Moving On chapter by chapter, in community. This 9-chapter Small Group Study Guide follows the full arc of Paul T. Barham's Moving On: The Journey Beyond Shame to Live in Righteousness - from the settled fact of forgiveness through the daily work of living free from shame. Organized into the same three sections as the book itself: Section I: Profits from Salvation - what actually changed at salvation: sins forgiven and forgotten, a transformed identity with a specific set of new titles in Christ, and the guarantee that salvation cannot be lost. Section II: The Battle for Our Mind - living in the hope Scripture actually promises, recognizing Satan's real but already-defeated opposition, and the ongoing tension between flesh and Spirit. Section III: Therapies and Solutions - practical ground: winning the battle in your mind, handling the external pressures and relationships that keep shame alive, and moving forward into everyday freedom. Every chapter follows the same rhythm: a Key Points section reviewing the chapter's core ideas, ten discussion questions written to open honest conversation rather than invite one-word answers, and a Personal Application section with space to name one concrete change and revisit it at the next session. This is a write-in guide, not a workbook to read passively. Every discussion page includes ruled space for notes and answers. Facilitator notes throughout flag chapters that touch on sensitive ground - addiction, marriage separation, active shame - so leaders can hold those conversations with care rather than rushing past them. A closing appendix collects twenty-two Scripture-grounded affirmations on identity in Christ, formatted to copy, print, or post as a daily reminder. Whether you're leading a group for the first time or you've led dozens, this guide gives you the structure to talk honestly about shame and forgiveness - not just cover the material. NASB-grounded throughout, matching the theology and Scripture translation of the companion book. Moving On: Small Group Study Guide - a 9-chapter companion with Key Points, Discussion Questions, and Personal Application for every session. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A companion for walking through For the Love of God chapter by chapter, in community. This 16-chapter Small Group Study Guide follows the full arc of Paul T. Barham's For the Love of God: By This All People Will Know That You Are My Disciples - from the book's opening claim that God has only ever had one plan, all the way through its closing charge: "Go love someone." Organized into the same four sections as the book itself: Section I: The Big Picture - God's unwavering plan, and Satan as a real but already-defeated enemy whose usual tactics are deception, division, diversion, and discouragement. Section II: Understanding Love - what Agape love actually is (not just a feeling, proven by action), and how God's love for us came first, entirely unearned. Section III: How We Are to Love - the practical, sometimes uncomfortable work of loving God, loving yourself, and loving family, other believers, neighbors, and enemies. This section includes two shorter interludes - Avoid Judgment and Vengeance, and Healthy Boundaries - giving groups flexibility to pair a lighter session with the chapter before or after it. Section IV: The Last Word - why love outlasts even faith and hope, love's many practical forms (generosity, compassion, patience, humility), the Apostle John's story of a life reduced to one repeated sentence, and a closing chapter that ties the whole study together. Every chapter follows the same rhythm: Key Points to anchor the chapter's core ideas, 8-10 Discussion Questions written to open real conversation rather than invite one-word answers, and a Personal Application section with space to name one specific, concrete change to try before the group meets again - with a built-in prompt to revisit that commitment at the next session. This is a write-in guide, not a workbook to read passively. Every discussion page includes ruled space for notes and answers, so it can be used cover to cover by a small group, a couples' study, or an individual working through the material alone. The guide also includes leader notes flagging chapters that touch on sensitive topics - past hurt, church wounds, unsafe relationships - so facilitators can hold those sessions with care. Whether you're leading a group for the first time or you've led dozens, this guide gives you the structure to have a real conversation about love - not just cover the material. NASB-grounded throughout, matching the theology and Scripture translation of the companion book. A Companion to For the Love of God: By This All People Will Know That You Are My Disciples This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Faith gets us to the door. Hope holds the key. But love is what eternity is made of.Faith, hope, and love are read together so often that most of us can recite them without a second thought. We see them stamped on wedding invitations, framed on living room walls, offered as warm, familiar sentiments. But we've missed what the Apostle Paul was actually telling us in 1 Corinthians 13.Modern culture, and even much of Christian publishing, treats faith, hope, and love as an equal triad of high virtues. Scripture reveals a different distinction: faith and hope both have a finish line. Love does not.Paul T. Barham knows that distinction from the inside. His own story includes marriage separation, addiction and recovery, and years spent rebuilding what estrangement had broken. In ETERNAL, this bi-vocational lay evangelist and software engineering executive walks readers through 1 Corinthians 13:13 verse by verse, pairing careful biblical exposition with the kind of honesty that comes from having needed every word of it himself.Inside ETERNAL, you will discover: The finish line for faith. How pistis, reliance on Christ, serves as our temporary earthly anchor until faith yields to face-to-face sight.The finish line for hope. Why the biblical elpis is far more than a wish, but a confident expectation that reaches its joyful end the moment every promise of God is fully kept.The permanence of love. Why agape never ends, and why Scripture never says "God is faith" or "God is hope," but does say God is love.A triple-lens framework, comparing modern secular definitions, Greek etymology, and biblical exposition side by side in every section.A grounded narrative, following Joan's Healing Horse Haven across every section, showing what faith, hope, and love look like in a real, ongoing struggle.A chapter recap and reflection questions at the end of every chapter, for quiet personal use or group study.ETERNAL is written for anyone who wants a fresh, closer look at a passage they thought they already knew, and for the small group or Sunday school class ready to study it together. It doesn't ask you to choose between careful theology and a book you can actually finish; it gives you both.1 Corinthians 13:13 is not decoration. It is the verse that tells you which of these three you get to keep. ETERNAL shows you why, and what that means for how you love God and the people in front of you today. Faith gets us to the door. Hope holds the key. But love is what eternity is made of. A verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 13:13 showing why faith and hope both have a finish line while love, because God is love, does not. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…