Bøger af Charles St-Onge

What is prayer? Is there a distinctive Lutheran understanding of prayer? What have people since the Reformation, especially in contemporary Christian circles, taught about prayer? Charles St-Onge uses specific texts on prayer, ancient and modern, to look at the question of what we are doing when we address God and the role prayer should play in Christian spirituality.

If you struggle with sharing your faith in Christ with family and friends, this book was written for you. It was designed not just to help you talk with others about Jesus. It was also written to help you clarify and strengthen your own faith. From a one-sentence summary of the faith, to help with the stumbling blocks to faith most people struggle with, from simple apologetics to seven key bible passages to learn, this book aims to be a tool box for those who want to share their Christian faith with others.

The debate between those who hold to the theorems and models of science and those who hold that the Bible is the Word of God and must be true influences greatly how we think about things. Does your belief in God and His Word mean you need to reject all of science? Is there a faithful way to integrate science and faith? This volume will equip you to:Take a Christian worldview out into the world of scientific studyKnow how to live with a Christian worldview in our mental environmentUnderstand how a Christian worldview shapes our interpretation of factsKnow how to interpret scientific facts in light of ScriptureHave an informed Christian worldview that anticipates being challengedAbout The SeriesThe You Can Do It Series encourages and equips believers to live out life as a disciple of Jesus Christ, being formed and shaped by God's Word. Written in a clear and encouraging style, each of these topical books gives Christians achievable goals for strengthening their faith and relationships. Each book features a consistent presentation of a topic in five parts with each part consisting of a presentation, summary, discussion questions, and several action steps.