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Encounter with God is Scripture Unions daily Bible reading guide designed to lead you to a deeper understanding about what God is saying to you and to his world today. Youll find its thorough and energetic investigation of the whole Bible inspiring and stimulating. And youll discover that its biblical exposition is complemented by pastoral warmth from a strong field of writers and contributors. As well as daily content, feature articles provide insights into Christian spirituality, tackle contemporary issues, and profile teachers who inspire.

Em O poder da fé, Charles H. Spurgeon — mais conhecido mundialmente como o Príncipe dos Pregadores — nos conduz a uma jornada transformadora pelas profundezas da fé cristã. Em dez sermões repletos de

O Livro dos Mártires – John Foxe | Um testemunho vivo de fé, coragem e perseverançaExistem livros que informam — e há os que transformam a alma.O Livro dos Mártires, de John Foxe, é uma dessas obras

Ciclos emocionais viciantes — Liberte-se de comportamentos destrutivos e desfrute de uma vida plenaRoberta SaraVocê já se perguntou por que repete os mesmos erros — mesmo quando promete que "da próxi

A vida é imprevisível — e, muitas vezes, marcada por perdas, crises e decepções que nos tiram o chão. Mas e se cada queda pudesse se transformar em um ponto de partida para algo maior?Em A arte de se

Escândalo e loucura – Por que Jesus foi incompreendido, rejeitado e desprezado?David Instone-Brewer | Editora HagnosVocê já se perguntou por que Jesus — o homem mais amado da história — também foi o

E se você pudesse conhecer toda a Bíblia em apenas alguns dias?Você já sentiu vontade de ler a Bíblia toda, mas se intimidou com seus 66 livros e mais de 1.100 capítulos? Que tal uma visão panorâmica

Devocional Saradas para Sarar – Porções Diárias de Cura | Roberta SaraEm meio ao barulho do mundo e às pressões do dia a dia, muitas mulheres carregam feridas na alma que ninguém vê. Feridas causadas

O livro de 1 Reis - Comentários Expositivos de Hernandes Dias Lopes, conduz o leitor por uma jornada intensa nos altos e baixos do povo de Israel, desde o crepúsculo do reinado de Davi até os dias sombrios da diviso do reino. Apresenta um panorama dramatico da historia de Israel, revelando como reis piedosos e impios alternaram-se no trono, moldando o destino da naço. De Salomo a Acabe, passando pelo ministerio profetico de Elias, destaca os perigos da idolatria, os efeitos da liderança corrupta e o chamado constante de Deus ao arrependimento e a obediencia a sua aliança. Traça, assim, um retrato vivido de uma naço em declinio espiritual, mas ainda alvo da fidelidade divina, pois, em meio a decadencia, o Senhor levanta profetas como Elias, boca de Deus em tempos de apostasia, e renova a esperança messianica no Filho de Davi, que reinara eternamente.Pastores, lideres e cristos em geral so assim chamados a discernirem os tempos, restaurarem o altar da verdadeira adoraço e viverem de forma santa sob a autoridade do Rei dos reis. Uma leitura indispensavel para quem deseja entender os caminhos de Deus na historia e responder com fe e obediencia em sua propria geraço.

Devotional Invites Readers to Examine and Enjoy One of Historys Greatest Spiritual PoetsGeorge Herbert, one of the greatest spiritual poets of all time, influenced many of Christianitys most cherished writers including Richard Baxter, Charles Spurgeon, T. S. Eliot, and C. S. Lewis. His works, rich with vivid language, theological insight, and pastoral guidance, expand the readers capacity to experience and delight in Christ.In this devotional volume, Stephen Witmer presents 40 of George Herberts most impactful poems, favored for their brevity, accessibility, and relevance to contemporary Christians. With explanations of unfamiliar terms and concepts and brief devotional reflections, Witmer helps readers gain a deeper understanding of each poem and its application. This beautiful volume shepherds readers toward spiritual growth, inviting them not only to engage with Herberts poetry but also to encounter the God who inspired it.Beloved Poet: One of the most popular devotional poets of the 17th century and of all time, George Herberts work is a lasting treasure for believers Accessible: Featuring approachable poems with helpful explanations, this devotional is made accessible for anyone wanting to reflect deeper on the beauty of Christ Brief Commentary: Explains unfamiliar words and concepts, and application sections suggest ways the poems can shape and deepen readers spiritual lives Useful for Meditation: Thoughtfully crafted to encourage reflection and personal meditation

Esta obra tem por missão clarear o entendimento a respeito da dignidade humana, buscando na teologia católica o caminho para que esse percurso seja frutuoso e faça o leitor buscar melhorar os conheci

In the spirit of Henri Nouwen, a warm and heartfelt reflection on the beauty and life-giving power of coming together for Mass. For one reason or another, many people have chosen not to attend church in personwhether because of restrictions, a sense of isolation, or the ease of livestream and other digital formats. In this timely book, rooted in Scripture, church teaching, and his own lived experiences, Irish priest Fr. Paul Farren makes a compelling case for the beauty, power, and spiritual necessity of coming together in person to share in the Eucharist. With humility and simplicity, Fr. Farren draws on imagery from the story of the Prodigal Son to convey Gods heart. "Every time we come to Mass there is an explosion of love by God for each one of us," he writes. "Coming to Mass is our response to Gods waiting and desiringperhaps even Gods need. It is more important than anything else because it brings joy to Gods heart."Each chapter is infused with powerful insights: The vulnerability of God; His deep and loving emotions toward us How God doesnt avoid anybody Why God delights in our presenceeven in our brokenness What it means to be "really present" at Mass Whether you are just returning to church or have been faithfully attending for years, you will find profound wisdom and inspiration in these pages. God loves us, he wants to be with us, and there is supernatural strength and nourishment to be found in being together, in one body, for Mass.

O Senhor Jesus, quando esteve aqui na Terra, fez uma promessa aos Seus discípulos de que partiria, mas voltaria para buscá-los (João 14).

Nesta segunda edição, o Frei Marcelo Aquino apresenta uma abordagem ainda mais abrangente e rigorosamente fundamentada na doutrina da Sacrossanta Igreja Católica, explorando os complexos aspectos do

Revelations of Divine Love gathers sixteen visions from 1373 into prose that joins affective devotion to bold, carefully reasoned theology. In lucid, homely Middle English, Julian meditates on Christs passion, the motherhood of God, sin as "behovely," and creation as a hazelnut held in divine love. Existing as Short and Long Texts, it exemplifies late medieval English mysticism and the earliest known English book by a woman. An anchoress at St. Julians, Norwich, Julian likely wrote after a grave illness at about thirty brought sixteen "showings," which she pondered for decades. Amid plague memory and social unrest, she offered counsel from her cell and shaped a coherent, pastoral theology formed by Scripture and liturgy rather than the schools. Scholars of theology and medieval literature, as well as seekers of contemplative wisdom, will find this a bracing, consoling companion. Read slowly: its circling chapters return to mercy until the promise that "all shall be well" sounds both rational and radiant. For vernacular spirituality and resilient hope, Julians Revelations is indispensable.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

On the Holy Spirit, Basil of Caesareas letter-treatise to Amphilochius (c. 375), intervenes in Arian and Pneumatomachian disputes by arguing the Spirits full divinity through Scripture and liturgical tradition. Defending the doxology that glorifies Father, Son, and Spirit, Basil shows the Spirits role in creation, sanctification, and deification. His restrained, juridical prose unites philosophical precision with pastoral tact and a deliberate care for controversial terms. Basil the Great (c. 330379), bishop, monk, and Cappadocian Father, combined classical training in Athens with rigorous ascetic formation and heavy pastoral burdens under Valens. Confronting divided congregations, he leveraged baptismal confession and common prayer as theological warrants, while his friendship with Gregory of Nazianzus and administrative acumen tempered zeal with irenic strategy. This volume rewards theologians, historians, and pastors seeking a concise, historically rooted account of Trinitarian worship and pneumatology. Read alongside the Cappadocians, it remains a dependable guide for discerning how Scripture, tradition, and liturgy converge in confessing the Spirit who perfects the faithful.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

In Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians, Charles Hodge offers a verse-by-verse exposition that weds grammatical-historical analysis to doctrinal synthesis. Attentive to the Greek text, he elucidates election and grace in chapters 12, union with Christ, the reconciliation of Jew and Gentile, the nature of the church, the household code, and spiritual warfare. His prose is sober, lucid, and pastoral, in continuity with Old Princeton Reformed exegesis and in conversation with Calvin, Meyer, and Alford. A leading nineteenth-century Presbyterian theologian at Princeton Theological Seminary, Hodge combined Scottish Common Sense realism with a careful critique of German scholarship. European study and long classroom service sharpened his commitment to the Westminster Standards and to the churchs edification. The commentary reflects convictions evident in his Systematic Theology: confidence in Scriptures clarity, suspicion of speculative criticism, and a resolve to serve pastors and educated laity. This commentary rewards preachers, students, and thoughtful laity seeking exegetical precision joined to robust theology. Use it alongside modern critical works for balance: Hodge supplies historical depth, clear argument, and doctrinal ballast without obscuring the texts devotional force. For anyone tracing Pauline thought in Ephesians, this remains a reliable and invigorating guide.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

A History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ is a meticulously sourced survey of Second Temple Judaism, from the Hasmoneans and Herodians to Roman provincial rule that framed Jesuss ministry and the earliest church. Schurer synthesizes Josephus, Philo, the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha, rabbinic traditions, inscriptions, and coins to reconstruct institutions, parties (Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots), law, worship, and daily life. Written in sober, exacting prose with dense philological notes and bibliographies, it typifies nineteenthcentury historicalcritical scholarship and helped link Jewish history and New Testament studies. Emil Schurer, a German Protestant theologian and historian (18441910), trained in rigorous philology, sought to replace confessional polemic with verifiable history. Immersed in Oriental studies and classical sources, he spent decades assembling a reliable backdrop for interpreting early Christian texts within Jewish contexts. His commitment to Quellenkritik and careful chronology shaped a reference work that later translations and revisions continued to refine. This classic remains indispensable for scholars of early Judaism, classicists, and readers of the New Testament who want a disciplined map of the period. While some terminology is dated and newer findings should be consulted alongside it, Schurers architecture endures; read it to ground interpretation in patiently sifted evidence.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Written amid Restoration persecution, No Cross, No Crown contends that the inward cross of selfdenial is the sole path to the crown of life. In a citationrich, sermonic prose, Penn braids Scripture with patristic and classical voices to indict fashion, oaths, violence, and diversion, and to commend primitive Christian simplicity, truthtelling, peace, and worship ordered by the Inward Light. Born to privilege as Admiral Sir William Penns son, educated for law and court, William Penn converted under the ministry of Thomas Loe. Imprisoned for dissentmost notably in the Tower of Londonhe drafted and later enlarged this treatise; its learning reflects wide reading, while its rigorous ethic grows from Quaker experience and from his disillusion with Restoration spectacle. This classic rewards readers of religious history and spiritual formation alike. Those interested in early modern ethics, dissenting devotion, or the roots of Quaker testimonies will find a bracing union of doctrine and practice. Read it for concise moral clarity, humane erudition, and an unembarrassed summons to disciplined holiness in private life and public conduct.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

The Life of Trust distills George Mullers long experiment in providence into an autobiographical record that is at once ledger, sermon, and Victorian case study. In spare, exacting prose, dated entries of need and provision pair doctrinal reflection on prayer with audited detailsnames, sums, meals, rentsfor the Bristol orphan houses. Within nineteenthcentury evangelical autobiography, it converses with Augustine and Bunyan yet bears the empirical temper of its age, inviting scrutiny of method as much as devotion. Born in Prussia and converted while a theology student, Muller settled in England, where in 1834 he founded the Scriptural Knowledge Institution and soon began the Ashley Down orphan houses. Refusing debt or solicitation, he publicly tested his convictions by recording answers to prayer across decades. Pastoral work among emerging Brethren circles, a multilingual education, and later global preaching tours shaped a vocation that fused rigorous bookkeeping with an experiential doctrine of providence. For students of religious history, philanthropy, and devotional classics, this book offers both data and doxology. It rewards skeptics with method and believers with encouragement, clarifying charitys ethics amid industrial poverty. Read it to see disciplined trust reshape a citys care for childrenand to test the audacity of prayer.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.