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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Romans 12 names seven motivational gifts God distributes across the body of Christ, and Gifts for the Body, Volume Three of The Callings series, takes each one in turn with the same careful, KJV-grounded exposition and reflection questions that shape the rest of the series.The volume opens by framing spiritual gifts not as a personality-test curiosity or a mark of spiritual rank, but as grace given for work - every gift assigned by God's own choice and given for the good of the whole body rather than the standing of the individual member. From there, each chapter takes up one motivational gift: Called to Prophesy examines the gift of speaking God's word with clarity and conviction; Called to Serve considers the often-overlooked gift of practical helps, work Scripture treats with the same dignity as any more visible gift; Called to Teach explores the gift of explaining and applying truth; Called to Exhort takes up the gift of encouragement, urging others toward faithfulness; Called to Give examines generosity as a distinct spiritual gift rather than a general Christian duty alone; Called to Lead considers the gift of governing and organizing the body's work; and Called to Show Mercy closes the seven with the gift of compassion translated into action toward the suffering.Rather than treating these gifts as a checklist to master, the book roots each one in Paul's own picture of one body with many members, each gift necessary and none superior - 'the eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no need of thee.' The Conclusion, 'One Body, Many Gifts,' draws the seven chapters together, and a practical Appendix, 'Discovering Your Gift,' gives readers a tool for identifying their own gift rather than guessing at it, alongside the volume's complete Scripture index. Building on the identity established in Volume One and the outworking traced in Volume Two, this book turns to the specific shape that outworking takes for each believer - the particular gift entrusted to them for serving the whole body. A natural fit for personal study, small groups, or anyone preparing to serve more intentionally in their local church.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Before a believer ever asks what they are supposed to do for God, Scripture has already answered a deeper question: who they already are in Him. Our Common Callings, Volume One of The Callings series, walks through seven identities the New Testament gives to every believer - not honorary titles reserved for the exceptional few, but the shared inheritance of the whole body of Christ.The book opens by distinguishing two categories Scripture treats very differently - general callings given to every believer without exception, and specific callings and gifts distributed individually - a distinction the author argues gets blurred constantly in the modern church, producing both false humility ('that calling is for someone more spiritual than me') and false pride ('my gift makes me more essential than you'). From there, each chapter takes up one of the seven identities in turn: sainthood, the call to be holy that begins the instant a person believes rather than a status earned by later performance; sonship, the call to be a child and heir of God grounded in adoption rather than achievement; the mutual inheritance shared between the Father, the Son, and every joint heir; kingship, the call to reign that Scripture assigns to ordinary believers rather than a spiritual elite; priesthood, the call to draw near and to offer spiritual sacrifice that the New Testament extends to the whole royal priesthood, not a professional clergy class; the prophetic call to witness and confess Christ openly; and finally the call to be perfect - a call to maturity and completeness the author is careful to distinguish from sinless perfection.Each chapter follows the same pattern: careful, pastoral exposition of the KJV text, a closing return to the chapter's key idea, and a Reflect & Discuss set of questions suited to personal study or small-group use. A complete Scripture index lets readers navigate every reference cited across the volume. Building toward a conclusion that holds all seven callings together as one coherent identity rather than seven separate ideas, this volume grounds every later discussion of gifts, ministry, and mission - the subjects of the rest of The Callings series - in its opening claim: that calling begins with identity, not activity. Whether read alone or as the foundation for the full four-volume series, this book is written for the believer who wants to know, plainly and biblically, what it means to already belong to God before ever asking what to do next.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Knowing your identity in Christ and your gift in the body still leaves one of the hardest questions unanswered: how do you actually discern the specific assignment God has for you, and how do you guard it once you know it Discerning and Guarding Your Assignment, the fourth and final volume of The Callings series, works through vocation, platform, and hearing the voice of God before turning to the real threats every calling faces.The volume opens by naming discernment and guarding as two distinct disciplines - hearing the call rightly, and then protecting it once heard - before Called to Discern Your Vocation examines how Scripture's called men and women actually recognized their assignments, and Called to Your Platform considers the specific sphere, whether public or hidden, into which a calling is sent. Called to Hear the Voice of God takes up the practical question every believer eventually asks: how do I know it was God From there the book turns to the obstacles: Called Beyond the Detour examines the seasons - sometimes long ones - that seem to interrupt a calling rather than fulfill it, and how those seasons often prove to be preparation rather than delay; Called Beyond Division addresses the relational fractures that can derail a calling before it is finished; Called Beyond Diversion and Distraction names the subtler danger of good things crowding out the specific thing God assigned; and Called to Redeem the Time closes the case for stewardship of whatever season a person is actually in, rather than the season they wish they had.Written with the same KJV-grounded exposition, reflection questions, and full Scripture index as the rest of the series, this volume's Conclusion, 'Redeeming What Remains,' and its practical Appendix, 'A Seven-Part Audit,' give readers a tool they can return to again and again rather than a one-time read. This volume brings the whole four-book arc to its conclusion: from who you are, to what you do among others, to the gift you carry, to the specific assignment you are called to discern, protect, and finish well.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Identity in Christ was never meant to stay private. Volume Two of The Callings series, God Summons the Saints, takes the foundation laid in Our Common Callings - the seven identities that belong to every believer simply by virtue of union with Christ - and traces how that identity is meant to be lived out among others and sent into mission.The volume opens by naming the shift explicitly: having established what a believer is, it turns to callings that describe not what someone is in isolation, but how that identity plays out in relationship and mission. Called to Liberty examines a freedom the author insists was never meant for self-indulgence but for service - 'ye have been called unto liberty; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another.' Called to Peace distinguishes a peace that governs the heart from mere calm feeling. Called unto Fellowship with Christ explores what it means to be summoned into communion with Him before any summons outward. From there the book turns outward in earnest: Called to Be Servants examines servanthood as calling rather than obligation; Called to Suffer takes up one of the New Testament's most countercultural claims - that suffering for Christ's sake is itself a calling, not merely something to be endured; Called to Be Ambassadors considers what it means to represent Christ's kingdom to a watching world; Called to One Hope anchors the believer's outward life in a single unifying hope rather than competing loyalties; and Called to Good Works closes the case that liberty, peace, and fellowship are not private possessions to be enjoyed alone but callings meant to be outworked in community.Across eight chapters of careful, biblically grounded exposition, reflection questions suited to personal or group study, and a complete Scripture index, this volume answers a question every growing believer eventually asks: now that I know who I am in Christ, what does that identity actually require of me among other people The conclusion, 'Liberty That Serves, Peace That Governs, Fellowship That Sends,' draws the whole volume's argument into a single picture - a strong stand-alone study for any believer or small group wrestling with what faith looks like in community, and the natural next step after Volume One.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You are accepted. Not because of what you have done, but because of the One you are in.Before a believer is faithful, gifted, useful or obedient, he or she is first accepted. In Accepted in the Beloved, Z. D. King follows Ephesians 1:6 through seventeen short chapters that build one assurance upon another: the Father's declared pleasure in His Son, the Spirit of adoption, the Vine that both prunes and holds, a covering purchased in blood, a garment put on daily, a High Priest who ever lives to intercede, an election older than creation, a verdict of no condemnation, a keeping power that guards your inheritance, and a love that nothing in all creation can sever.Every chapter is anchored in the King James Bible and closes with a Greek or Hebrew word study, reflection questions and a prayer. A scripture index and a word study index at the back make the book easy to return to. Honest about both the security and the responsibility of abiding, it is written for believers who want to stop earning what has already been given and start walking in it.Read slowly. Rest deeply. You are accepted in the Beloved.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - God dreams a future for you before you ever wake to it. From Joseph in his father's tent to John on the Isle of Patmos, Scripture is full of men and women whose destinies began with a dream - a vision, a stirring, a word in the night.In Destiny Begins with a Dream, Z. D. King walks the whole Bible to show how God still plants His purposes like seeds in the hearts of His people - how to tell a God-given dream from your own ambition, and how to guard and carry that dream through the long years of waiting until it comes to pass.Part survey, part invitation, this book will teach you to expect, recognize, and honor the voice of God - and to let Him dream His dream through you.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if delight isn't the reward for obedience, but the very engine that was meant to drive it all along Delight: The Joy of Loving and Being Loved by God takes readers through nineteen chapters tracing Scripture's own vocabulary of joy, pleasure, and love from Genesis to Revelation. Beginning with the most familiar verse on the subject, 'Delight thyself also in the LORD' (Psalm 37:4), this book asks a question many believers have never paused to consider: does that command describe a feeling to be found, or an appetite to be actively chosen From there, the journey moves in both directions. Readers will discover what it means to delight in God, in His Word, His will and His presence, through word studies on anag, simchah, ta'am, chafets and more, each rooted in its original Hebrew or Greek context and grounded in sound, KJV-based exposition. But the book turns the lens around as well, tracing the far less familiar half of the equation: Scripture's own repeated testimony that God delights in His people. Zephaniah's picture of a God who sings over His own, David's confidence that he is God's 'portion,' and Christ's declaration in John 15 that His followers are no longer servants but friends all receive careful, extended treatment. Each chapter follows a consistent Walking-in-Wisdom structure: a KJV anchor text, a full chapter of exposition, a boxed word study unpacking the original language, a practical DELIGHT application callout, a fresh set of reflection questions and a closing prayer, making this volume equally suited to private devotional reading, small-group study or a sustained personal study through Scripture's full teaching on delight. Written for believers who have found prayer feeling like a chore, obedience feeling like a burden, or their relationship with God feeling more like duty than delight, this book offers no shortcuts. It offers a sustained, scripturally grounded case that delight was never meant to be occasional. It was meant to be the whole point.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - They were not wicked. They simply were not wise - and it cost them God's best.From Samson asleep in Delilah's lap to Lot pitching his tent toward Sodom, Scripture is crowded with good people who made ruinous choices - not from malice, but from a want of wisdom.In Not Wicked, But Not Wise, Z. D. King walks from Genesis to Revelation, tracing how folly, left unchecked, curdles into something far worse - and how the fear of the LORD, a heart that hearkens to His Word, keeps a person safe from the slow drift into ruin.Honest, pastoral, and steeped in the Scriptures, this book holds up the mirror of the wise and the foolish, so that you might choose the way of purpose and peace instead of derailment and despair.…

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