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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Illness doesn't just affect the body-it touches your thoughts, your relationships, your faith, and the way you move through an ordinary day. When you are exhausted, afraid, or numb, it can be hard to find words to pray at all.365 short, honest prayers for every hard day of sickness.In 365 Prayers For the Sick and Suffering, Samuel Ashford offers a year of devotions for the sick that are tender, truthful, and rooted in Scripture. Each entry is a page-long prayer connected to specific moments on the journey: leaving the hospital, facing surgery, waiting for test results, walking through chemo and radiation, sitting in waiting rooms, navigating financial strain, caring for a sick child, or saying a slow goodbye at the end of life.A gentle companion beside your Bible, in the hospital, or at home.These are not abstract ideas about suffering. They are prayers for the sick who can't sleep, for those whose symptoms are invisible but relentless, for bodies that feel unfamiliar, and for hearts heavy with grief, anxiety, or unanswered questions. You'll find words for days of sharp pain and days of lingering weakness, for when hope feels thin and for when gratitude returns in small, surprising ways.Along the way, there are prayers for the ones who stay: family members in constant emergency mode, nurses and doctors who carry the weight of others, and friends who keep showing up even when they feel powerless. This is quiet Christian encouragement in illness for everyone walking the long middle between diagnosis and resolution.Come as you are-tired, afraid, or numb-and let grace meet you there.If you've ever wondered, What do I pray now? or How do I keep going when nothing is simple anymore? these pages will help you speak honestly to God without guilt or performance. Short, steady prayers for healing and comfort pair with Scripture references, helping you return to the true source of wisdom, peace, and strength day after day.Readers will find: devotions for the sick in every stage-acute crisis, long-term illness, and fragile recoverysimple language when pain, medication, or fatigue make concentration difficultgentle words for invisible symptoms, complicated emotions, and anticipatory griefspecific prayers for hospital stays, surgery, financial stress, and end-of-life momentsencouragement for caregivers who feel unseen, overwhelmed, or burned outscripture-linked prayers that invite honest lament and resilient hopeThis book is for readers who.are walking through serious or chronic illness themselveslove someone who is sick and want better words to prayserve as caregivers at home, in hospice, or in hospital roomsfeel scared, angry, or numb and don't know how to talk to God about itlong for support for exhausted caregivers in a voice that understandswant a hospital bedside prayer book they can open anywhere, any timecrave a hope-filled devotional for suffering that doesn't minimize their painPerfect for fans of.short, Scripture-linked daily prayer bookshonest Christian reflections on sickness, weakness, and dependence on Godcomforting meditations that can be read aloud at a bedside or in a waiting roompractical, compassionate resources for church care teams and hospital chaplainscollections of prayers for the suffering that speak to both patients and caregiversWhen you are out of words but still reaching for God, 365 Prayers For the Sick and Suffering will sit quietly with you, give you a sentence Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How should Christians read the Bible's final-conflict passages? In The Final Rebellion, Samuel Ashford addresses one of the most misunderstood and often mishandled areas of Scripture: Gog and Magog, Armageddon, the gathering of kings, the raging of nations, and the final concentrated opposition to God. Across generations, these passages have often been treated as puzzles to decode, rigid timelines to construct, or headline systems to update with every new political crisis. Others avoid them entirely. This book offers a more faithful path. It seeks to read these texts in their biblical context, allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture, with seriousness without panic and conviction without overreach. If the previous volume established Satan, deception, false teaching, and spiritual opposition, this book asks the next necessary question: where does that rebellion lead when it takes public, collective, and climactic form? Scripture does not present evil merely as scattered episodes of temptation or isolated acts of wickedness. It presents patterns. Nations rage. peoples plot. rulers exalt themselves. false worship spreads. beastly powers arise. deception gathers force. And toward the end, these recurring forms of rebellion are portrayed in concentrated, public opposition to God and to His Christ. Written with theological restraint and pastoral clarity, The Final Rebellion argues that these passages cannot be ignored, but they also must not be sensationalized. Ezekiel's Gog and Magog oracles, Daniel's beastly kingdoms, Paul's lawless rebellion, and Revelation's gathered conflict imagery are not disconnected curiosities. Together they reveal a coherent biblical pattern: the final rebellion is theological before it is merely geopolitical, spiritual before it is merely military, public rather than only private, and collective rather than merely individual. Yet the same Scriptures are equally clear that this rebellion is futile. God is not threatened. Christ is not uncertain. The gathered powers of the world do not determine the outcome of history. Inside this book, readers will explore: - why these texts cannot be ignored- nations raging and peoples plotting- the shape of the last revolt- the coming from the far north- Gog and Magog in the canon- fire, judgment, and the defeat of arrogant power- beasts, kingdoms, and blasphemous rule- persecution, endurance, and divine sovereignty- pattern before climax- the kings gathered for war- deception before the last assault- opposition with a face- the Lamb against the powers This book is for readers who want more than fear-driven prophecy talk or vague avoidance of difficult texts. It is for those seeking a deeper Bible study on Gog and Magog, Armageddon, Daniel, Revelation, the nations against God, and the final defeat of rebellious power. It is especially useful for readers interested in biblical theology, prophetic literature, apocalyptic symbolism, end-time conflict, the sovereignty of God over history, interpretive humility, and Christ's victory over the gathered powers of the world. As Book 12 in the Ashford Biblical Theology Series, this volume stands between the study of deception and the study of final renewal. It shows why the final rebellion must be faced soberly, why the church must learn to read these texts without panic, and why prophetic conflict passages were not given to produce sensationalism, but steadfastness. They teach believers to endure, to remain discerning, and to hold fast to the reign of Christ when the nations rage and the world stands in opposition to its rightful King. If you are looking for a clear, Scripture-rooted, and theologically serious Christian book on Gog and Magog, Armageddon, the final rebellion, the nations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does the gospel create in the world? In The Church Formed by the Gospel, Samuel Ashford addresses one of the most neglected and urgently needed questions in Christian theology: if the gospel saves individuals, what does it form when those individuals are gathered by Christ and filled with the Spirit? The New Testament's answer is clear. The gospel does not stop at personal salvation. It creates a people. It binds, orders, teaches, and forms a visible community under the lordship of Jesus Christ. If the earlier volumes established creation, covenant, deliverance, prophetic hope, Christ, the Spirit, and the new life, this book shows what follows next in the biblical logic of redemption. The church is not a human invention, not a voluntary add-on, and not a secondary topic for unusually committed believers. It is the ordinary result of the gospel. Acts 2 provides the lived pattern. Ephesians provides the theological depth. Together they show that the church is created by the gospel, sustained by apostolic truth, filled with shared life, and ordered toward worship, holiness, unity, maturity, and mission. Written with doctrinal seriousness and pastoral clarity, The Church Formed by the Gospel argues that the church cannot be reduced to institution, event attendance, vague friendliness, or spiritual consumerism. The New Testament presents something thicker and holier than that. The church is a people devoted to the apostles' teaching, fellowship deeper than friendship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. It is a body whose members belong to one another, a household shaped by truth, a temple indwelt by God, and a public community in which the gospel becomes visible. Inside this book, readers will explore: - why the church cannot be optional- devotion to the apostles' teaching- fellowship that is more than friendship- bread, memory, and shared life- prayer as the breathing of the church- a people who share- holiness in ordinary life together- one new humanity in Christ- the church as household, temple, and body- diversity ordered toward maturity- gifts for the building up of the saints- oversight without domination- a holy people in public This book is for readers who want more than a private, individual version of Christianity. It is for those seeking a deeper Bible study on the church, Acts 2, fellowship, worship, unity, shared life, and mission. It is especially useful for readers interested in ecclesiology, biblical theology, church membership, church leadership, Christian fellowship, spiritual gifts, and the relationship between the gospel and the people it creates. As Book 9 in the Ashford Biblical Theology Series, this volume stands at a crucial point in the sequence. After Christ's saving work has been accomplished and the Spirit has been poured out, the next question is unavoidable: what kind of life does the Spirit create among believers together? This book shows why the answer cannot be vague spirituality or isolated devotion. The answer is the church. Here truth is taught, love is practiced, burdens are carried, holiness is pursued, and Christ is made visible in the world through an actual people. In a time shaped by individualism, suspicion of commitment, and disappointment with broken forms of church life, The Church Formed by the Gospel calls readers back to the New Testament's fuller vision. It helps them see that the failures of churches do not make the church unnecessary. They make biblical church life more necessary. The answer to distortion is not abandonment, but reform under the Word of God. The church remains Christ's ordinary visible people in the world. If you are looking for a clear, Scripture-rooted, and theologically serious Christian book on the c Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How is a person made right with God? In Saved by Grace, Samuel Ashford addresses one of the most central and most misunderstood truths in the Christian faith: justification by grace through faith in Christ. Many people assume that religion is fundamentally about effort, improvement, moral achievement, or proving sincerity before God. Others react against this and turn grace into permission without transformation. This book shows that both paths miss the heart of the gospel. Scripture teaches something more precise, more humbling, and more hopeful: human beings cannot justify themselves before God, but God justifies the ungodly through Christ, by grace, through faith. If the earlier volumes established creation, covenant, Christ, the Spirit, and the church, this book asks the next necessary question: what kind of people is the church actually made of? The answer is not the naturally worthy, the morally self-sufficient, or the spiritually self-repaired. The church is a people shaped by mercy. This volume explains why no one can put himself right before God, why law-righteousness fails, why grace must be the beginning, and why faith receives a righteousness that the sinner does not possess and cannot produce. Written with doctrinal seriousness and pastoral clarity, Saved by Grace argues that the gospel does not begin by teaching sinners how to save themselves. It begins by exposing the bankruptcy of self-justification. Galatians shows why works of the law cannot justify, why legalism distorts both holiness and assurance, and why Christ redeemed His people from the curse by becoming a curse for them. Titus shows that this same grace does not leave the justified unchanged. Grace washes, renews, trains, and teaches believers how to live in the present age. Good works therefore matter deeply, but only in their proper place as the fruit of grace, never its foundation. Inside this book, readers will explore: - why no one can put himself right before God- the failure of law-righteousness- faith and the righteousness we do not possess- Christ redeemed us from the curse- promise before performance- why grace is not an accessory- not because of righteous things we had done- washed, renewed, and made new- heirs by grace- the grace that appeared- trained to renounce ungodliness- living upright in the present age- good works in their proper place- against legalism and against cheap grace- why grace must remain at the center This book is for readers who want more than vague language about grace. It is for those seeking a deeper Bible study on faith, mercy, justification, Christ's redeeming work, assurance, holiness, and the Christian life. It is especially useful for readers interested in Galatians, Titus, justification by faith, the curse-bearing work of Christ, legalism, sanctification, and the proper relationship between grace and good works. As Book 10 in the Ashford Biblical Theology Series, this volume stands at a crucial point in the sequence. After the church has been established, it becomes necessary to clarify what kind of people the church truly is. This book shows that the people of God are not built on merit, but on mercy. It helps readers see why acceptance before God cannot rest on performance, why assurance cannot survive under legalism, and why holiness only grows rightly in the soil of grace. In a culture that often swings between self-righteous striving and cheapened ideas of grace, Saved by Grace calls readers back to the gospel's true center. Grace is not a reward for the worthy. It is the rescue of the undeserving. And because it is true grace, it does not leave a person unchanged. It leads sinners away from trust in themselves and into deeper trust in Christ, t Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does the Bible really teach about judgment? In Judgment After Eden, Samuel Ashford leads readers into some of the hardest and most necessary passages in Genesis to show that divine judgment is not a dark interruption in the biblical story, but part of its moral foundation. If creation revealed the goodness of God's world, and the fall revealed humanity's rebellion, this volume shows what happens next: sin spreads, violence deepens, corruption becomes public, pride organizes itself in culture, and the holiness of God answers real evil in history. This book examines the major judgment patterns that unfold after Eden through Cain and Abel, the flood in the days of Noah, the tower of Babel, and the destruction of Sodom. These are not isolated stories preserved for shock value. They are warning texts that reveal the condition of the world after the fall. They show that bloodshed is not ignored, that violence is not morally neutral, that human civilization cannot save itself, and that the God of Scripture does not surrender His world to wickedness without reckoning. Written with doctrinal seriousness and pastoral clarity, Judgment After Eden argues that judgment must be understood if the rest of the Bible is to be read rightly. Without judgment, sin will be treated too lightly, grace will become sentimental, redemption will lose depth, and the later themes of covenant, deliverance, Christ, and final restoration will be misunderstood. The Bible does not move from Eden to hope by ignoring evil. It moves through blood, corruption, pride, public wickedness, and the holy response of God. Inside this book, readers will explore: - why judgment must be understood after Eden- Cain, Abel, bloodguilt, and the first murder- sin lying at the door and the spread of violence- the earth filled with corruption in the days of Noah- grace, preservation, and the flood as divine reckoning- covenant under the cloud and restraint after judgment- Babel and the theology of human self-exaltation- Sodom, public wickedness, and fire from heaven- why judgment still warns readers today- how preservation and mercy appear even where judgment falls This book is for readers who want more than soft language about brokenness detached from the moral seriousness of Scripture. It is for those seeking a deeper Genesis Bible study, a stronger grasp of biblical theology, and a clearer understanding of the justice of God. It is especially useful for readers interested in divine judgment, the holiness of God, Noah and the flood, Cain and Abel, Babel, Sodom and Gomorrah, Old Testament theology, sin and violence, and the relationship between judgment, grace, and redemption. As Book 3 in the Ashford Biblical Theology Series, this volume explains why the biblical story cannot move directly from the fall to comfort without first showing how God responds to evil in history. It reveals that judgment is not cruelty, but moral seriousness. It reveals that patience is not indifference. It reveals that holiness still governs the world after Eden. And it shows that even in these severe passages, God preserves a remnant, restrains destruction, and carries His purposes forward. In a culture that often wants mercy without accountability and hope without moral truth, Judgment After Eden brings readers back to the sober realism of Genesis. It helps them see that the God who judges is not less good than the God who saves. He is the same holy God. And only when His justice is taken seriously can grace be seen in its full weight and wonder. If you are looking for a clear, Scripture-rooted, and theologically serious Christian book on Cain and Abel, Noah's flood, Babel, Sodom, divine judgment, and the justice of God, Judgment After Eden is a strong Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Who is Jesus, really? In Who Jesus Really Is, Samuel Ashford turns to the center of the Christian faith and the center of the biblical story. Christianity does not merely include Jesus as one subject among many. It stands or falls on Him. This book presents Him not merely as a moral teacher, an inspiring figure, or a spiritual example, but as Scripture presents Him: crucified, raised, exalted, and declared both Lord and Christ. If the earlier volumes established creation, the fall, judgment, covenant promise, deliverance, and prophetic expectation, this book shows where the whole story arrives. Jesus is not an interruption in the Bible. He is its fulfillment. The categories of sacrifice, kingship, promise, prophecy, covenant, and redemption all converge in Him. He is the center that cannot be moved, the hinge of history, and the one through whom God's saving purpose is made clear. Written with doctrinal seriousness and pastoral clarity, Who Jesus Really Is argues that the Christian faith cannot survive on admiration for Jesus alone. Respect is not enough. Moral appreciation is not enough. The question is not whether Jesus is impressive, but whether He is Lord. This volume shows why the cross had to stand at the center, why the resurrection is indispensable, why the exaltation of Christ changes everything, and why the gospel announced by the apostles demands repentance, baptism, faith, and allegiance. Inside this book, readers will explore: - why Jesus stands at the center of the biblical story- fulfillment, not interruption- the Word made flesh in the full story of God- why the cross had to stand at the center- the Lamb, the curse, and the atoning death- "It Is Finished" and the finality of Christ's saving work- why the resurrection is indispensable- vindicated by the Father- victory over death- exalted to the right hand of God- why God has made this Jesus both Lord and Christ- the gospel the apostles announced- "What shall we do?" and the call to respond- baptized into a new allegiance- forgiveness in His name- salvation in no one else This book is for readers who want more than general Christian language detached from the actual gospel. It is for those seeking a deeper Bible study on Jesus Christ, the cross, the resurrection, and the apostolic message. It is especially useful for readers interested in biblical theology, Christology, the meaning of the cross, the resurrection of Jesus, Acts 2, repentance and baptism, forgiveness of sins, and the lordship of Christ. As Book 7 in the Ashford Biblical Theology Series, this volume stands at the center of the full sequence. Everything before this point moves toward Jesus Christ. Everything after this point flows from Him. Without a clear understanding of who He is and what He has done, the whole biblical story loses coherence. This book therefore shows why Jesus is not merely connected to Christianity. He is Christianity's center of gravity. Remove Him, and the unity of Scripture weakens. Diminish Him, and the gospel becomes thin. See Him rightly, and everything else begins to take its proper place. In a culture that often prefers a softened Jesus, a symbolic Jesus, or an inspiring Jesus without lordship, Who Jesus Really Is calls readers back to the full apostolic witness. It helps them see that the cross was not a tragic accident, the resurrection was not a symbolic survival story, and the exaltation of Christ was not a metaphor. God has acted in history through His Son, and the proper response is not casual admiration, but faith, repentance, obedience, and worship. If you are looking for a clear, Scripture-rooted, and theologically serious Christian book on who Jesus is, why the cross matters, why the res Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…