Kirkland m rite (63 resultados)

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Unchained: Freed to be His Treasure. Book.

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HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Repentance is more than feeling sorry, admitting a mistake, or experiencing a moment of conviction. It begins with a change of mind-a surrender of one's judgment to the truth of God-and bears fruit in a corresponding change of direction. Where genuine repentance takes root, turning follows.In Repent! U-Turns Required, Kirkland M. Rite recovers the biblical meaning and continuing necessity of repentance. Beginning with the proclamation that "the kingdom of heaven is at hand," he demonstrates that repentance is not merely an introductory step into Christianity. It is the proper response of every person who encounters the authority, holiness, mercy, and reign of God.Drawing carefully from Scripture, Rite examines the relationship between repentance, faith, confession, forgiveness, restoration, and obedience. He distinguishes godly sorrow from regret, conviction from condemnation, and genuine transformation from religious performance. He also confronts the attitudes that keep people traveling in the wrong direction: pride, self-justification, hardened resistance, attachment to self-made paths, and the presumption that grace removes the need to turn.Yet this is not a message of hopeless condemnation. Repentance is presented as an invitation of mercy. God exposes what is wrong because He is willing to forgive, restore, and redirect those who return to Him. The call to repent is therefore not simply a warning of judgment; it is an open road home.Repent! U-Turns Required calls unbelievers to answer the gospel and challenges believers to remain humble, teachable, and responsive beneath the reign of Christ. It offers a biblically grounded understanding of repentance as an inward change that must become a lived response-a continuing willingness to agree with God, abandon what opposes Him, and walk faithfully in the direction of His Kingdom.The road traveled does not have to become the road continued. By the mercy of God, a change of mind can still become a change of direction. Repentance is more than regret. It is a change of mind that produces a change of direction. Kirkland M. Rite presents God's call to repentance as an invitation to leave self-directed paths and live faithfully under the reign of Christ. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Sozo: What Am I Saved From? Challenges, one of the most familiar words in Christian language: saved.For generations, many believers have heard salvation explained almost entirely as being rescued from hell and promised heaven when they die. While eternal hope is precious, Scripture uses the language of salvation with far greater depth, breadth, and present power. The Greek word sozo is used throughout the New Testament to describe rescue, healing, deliverance, preservation, restoration, and being made whole. It does not flatten the work of God into a single religious slogan. It reveals the saving activity of God breaking into real human lives.In this carefully written and deeply reflective book, Kirkland M. Rite invites readers to look again at the Scriptures with fresh eyes. What did Jesus mean when He told the sick, the broken, the desperate, and the outcast that their faith had saved them? What were they saved from? Disease? Destruction? Shame? Demonic oppression? Fear? Sin? Death's grip? Religious bondage? The answer is often more immediate, embodied, and transformational than many have been taught to expect.This book does not diminish the eternal work of Christ. It magnifies the fullness of it. Salvation is not treated as a thin transaction that only matters after death, but as the living work of the Savior in the whole person-spirit, soul, and body. Jesus did not merely preach escape. He demonstrated the kingdom. His works bore witness to who He was. The blind saw. The lame walked. The oppressed were delivered. The broken were restored. The lost were recovered. The saving work of God was not hidden in theory; it appeared in bodies, homes, minds, families, and lives.Sozo: What Am I Saved From? carefully distinguishes between common theological assumptions and the actual language of Scripture. It examines how salvation, healing, deliverance, forgiveness, faith, kingdom, and redemption intersect without collapsing them into confusion. It calls readers beyond religious shorthand and into a fuller understanding of what the Savior saves from-and what He saves into.Written in the layered, thought-provoking style of Kirkland M. Rite, this book is for believers, teachers, ministers, students of Scripture, and anyone willing to ask whether the gospel they inherited has been made smaller than the gospel Jesus displayed.You were not merely saved for someday.You were saved by a living Savior whose work reaches into the present, restores what sin has damaged, and bears witness that the kingdom of God has come near. Salvation is more than a ticket to heaven. It's rescue, healing, and restoration for your life right now. Discover the true, present power of what it means to be saved. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why did you get wet?For many Christians, baptism has been reduced to a church tradition, a public statement, or a religious box to check. But Scripture presents something far richer. In Baptized! Why Did I Get Wet?, Kirkland M. Rite walks back to the water and asks what God was really saying through it all along.With warmth, humor, and biblical depth, this book traces the story of baptism from the waters of creation to the Jordan River, from the mikvah to the ministry of Jesus, and from Pentecost to the life of the Church. Along the way, it explores repentance, covenant, witness, new birth, belonging, divine authority, and the relationship of the water, the Spirit, and the blood.This is not a cold academic treatment and it is not a denominational sales pitch. It is an honest, engaging, Scripture-soaked invitation to reconsider one of the most familiar and misunderstood acts in the Christian life.If you have ever wondered whether baptism means more than you were told, this book will help you see the river again with fresh eyes. Baptized! takes readers to the river to rediscover the meaning of baptism through Scripture, covenant, new birth, and obedience. Warm, thoughtful, and deeply biblical, exploring why water, Spirit, and blood matter for Christian life today. 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. Condición: new. Hardcover. Repentance is more than feeling sorry, admitting a mistake, or experiencing a moment of conviction. It begins with a change of mind-a surrender of one's judgment to the truth of God-and bears fruit in a corresponding change of direction. Where genuine repentance takes root, turning follows.In Repent! U-Turns Required, Kirkland M. Rite recovers the biblical meaning and continuing necessity of repentance. Beginning with the proclamation that "the kingdom of heaven is at hand," he demonstrates that repentance is not merely an introductory step into Christianity. It is the proper response of every person who encounters the authority, holiness, mercy, and reign of God.Drawing carefully from Scripture, Rite examines the relationship between repentance, faith, confession, forgiveness, restoration, and obedience. He distinguishes godly sorrow from regret, conviction from condemnation, and genuine transformation from religious performance. He also confronts the attitudes that keep people traveling in the wrong direction: pride, self-justification, hardened resistance, attachment to self-made paths, and the presumption that grace removes the need to turn.Yet this is not a message of hopeless condemnation. Repentance is presented as an invitation of mercy. God exposes what is wrong because He is willing to forgive, restore, and redirect those who return to Him. The call to repent is therefore not simply a warning of judgment; it is an open road home.Repent! U-Turns Required calls unbelievers to answer the gospel and challenges believers to remain humble, teachable, and responsive beneath the reign of Christ. It offers a biblically grounded understanding of repentance as an inward change that must become a lived response-a continuing willingness to agree with God, abandon what opposes Him, and walk faithfully in the direction of His Kingdom.The road traveled does not have to become the road continued. By the mercy of God, a change of mind can still become a change of direction. Repentance is more than regret. It is a change of mind that produces a change of direction. Kirkland M. Rite presents God's call to repentance as an invitation to leave self-directed paths and live faithfully under the reign of Christ. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Sozo: What Am I Saved From? Challenges, one of the most familiar words in Christian language: saved.For generations, many believers have heard salvation explained almost entirely as being rescued from hell and promised heaven when they die. While eternal hope is precious, Scripture uses the language of salvation with far greater depth, breadth, and present power. The Greek word sozo is used throughout the New Testament to describe rescue, healing, deliverance, preservation, restoration, and being made whole. It does not flatten the work of God into a single religious slogan. It reveals the saving activity of God breaking into real human lives.In this carefully written and deeply reflective book, Kirkland M. Rite invites readers to look again at the Scriptures with fresh eyes. What did Jesus mean when He told the sick, the broken, the desperate, and the outcast that their faith had saved them? What were they saved from? Disease? Destruction? Shame? Demonic oppression? Fear? Sin? Death's grip? Religious bondage? The answer is often more immediate, embodied, and transformational than many have been taught to expect.This book does not diminish the eternal work of Christ. It magnifies the fullness of it. Salvation is not treated as a thin transaction that only matters after death, but as the living work of the Savior in the whole person-spirit, soul, and body. Jesus did not merely preach escape. He demonstrated the kingdom. His works bore witness to who He was. The blind saw. The lame walked. The oppressed were delivered. The broken were restored. The lost were recovered. The saving work of God was not hidden in theory; it appeared in bodies, homes, minds, families, and lives.Sozo: What Am I Saved From? carefully distinguishes between common theological assumptions and the actual language of Scripture. It examines how salvation, healing, deliverance, forgiveness, faith, kingdom, and redemption intersect without collapsing them into confusion. It calls readers beyond religious shorthand and into a fuller understanding of what the Savior saves from-and what He saves into.Written in the layered, thought-provoking style of Kirkland M. Rite, this book is for believers, teachers, ministers, students of Scripture, and anyone willing to ask whether the gospel they inherited has been made smaller than the gospel Jesus displayed.You were not merely saved for someday.You were saved by a living Savior whose work reaches into the present, restores what sin has damaged, and bears witness that the kingdom of God has come near. Salvation is more than a ticket to heaven. It's rescue, healing, and restoration for your life right now. Discover the true, present power of what it means to be saved. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Why did you get wet?For many Christians, baptism has been reduced to a church tradition, a public statement, or a religious box to check. But Scripture presents something far richer. In Baptized! Why Did I Get Wet?, Kirkland M. Rite walks back to the water and asks what God was really saying through it all along.With warmth, humor, and biblical depth, this book traces the story of baptism from the waters of creation to the Jordan River, from the mikvah to the ministry of Jesus, and from Pentecost to the life of the Church. Along the way, it explores repentance, covenant, witness, new birth, belonging, divine authority, and the relationship of the water, the Spirit, and the blood.This is not a cold academic treatment and it is not a denominational sales pitch. It is an honest, engaging, Scripture-soaked invitation to reconsider one of the most familiar and misunderstood acts in the Christian life.If you have ever wondered whether baptism means more than you were told, this book will help you see the river again with fresh eyes. Baptized! takes readers to the river to rediscover the meaning of baptism through Scripture, covenant, new birth, and obedience. Warm, thoughtful, and deeply biblical, exploring why water, Spirit, and blood matter for Christian life today. 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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