William Den Hollander (54 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What position should the children of believers have in the church today And how should this affect the ways in which we nurture them The authors of this volume defend infant baptism as they share the conviction that children of believers belong to God, and thus ought to be baptized and treated as members of the church, wherein they are called to faith and obedience along with the adults. The contributions in this volume substantiate this foundational conviction through investigations in Scripture and history, and make it clear that the matter of children in the church remains a pressing concern, worthy of our continued attention and energy.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The apostle Peter, inspired by the Spirit, calls Christians "sojourners and exiles" (2:11) in this world. We experience the hardships and sufferings that often accompany living as such in a hostile world. Yet in and through Christ we have a living hope and are called to lives of faithful witness to the grace and goodness of our God as we "follow in his steps" (2:21). This in-depth study aims to lead believers into a deeper understanding of the letter of First Peter, especially how it leads us as suffering sojourners to be characterized by a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Participants in this Bible study will read through expositions of each text from the companion volume (1 Peter: Living Hope for Suffering Sojourners) or listen to or watch the sermons on each text (available on Spotify and YouTube playlists) before gathering to discuss questions that are designed to foster both a clearer comprehension of the text and faithful application to our daily lives as we anticipate "the revelation of Jesus Christ" (1:7, 13). This inductive Reformed Bible study leads Christians into a deeper understanding of 1 Peter, especially how this letter leads suffering sojourners to be characterized by a living hope through the resurrection of Christ, as we await his return. 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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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The apostle Peter, inspired by the Spirit, wrote his first letter to Christians scattered throughout modern-day Turkey who were experiencing hardships for the sake of Christ. They lived in a world full of gods and when they confessed Christ as Lord it meant stepping outside of their culture. As God's chosen people, they were living in a world that was not (yet) their home. - That's why Peter called them "exiles" and "sojourners" (1:2, 2:11). But he also encouraged them with the reality that, although the experience of exile was difficult, they had been born again "to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead" (1:4). He directed their hearts to the "eternal glory in Christ" (5:10) to which they had been called.We live in an increasingly post-Christian, secular age that looks ever more like the first-century world, and so we also feel ever more like the exiles we've always been. - These expositions of First Peter, therefore, seek to encourage twenty-first-century Christians with the same good news: although we are sojourners called to suffer for the sake of Christ, the resurrection of Christ has secured our glorious future so that we can be characterized by a living hope while we wait for "the revelation of Jesus Christ" (1:7). These expositions of 1 Peter encourage Christians with the good news that, though we are sojourners called to suffer for Christ, his resurrection secured our glorious future so we can be characterized by living hope, while we await his return. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…