Bøger af Conrad Mbewe

In this concise guide, Conrad Mbewe explores unity as a fruit of the gospel, urging believers to respond to Paul's apostolic plea-standing together for the advancement of the gospel and the kingdom of God.

"How can a young man keep his way pure?" asks the Psalmist in Psalms 119.9. "By living according to your word," he answers. Pastor Mbewe provides precious spiritual nuggets from God's word to assist young people maintain sexual purity. This booklet could not have come at a better time because the high prevalence of sexual sin among Christian youth is worrying. It is an excellent tool. I heartily exhort the young people not only to read it, but also to honestly answer the heart-searching questions at the end of each chapter.

This is a book for pastors and students of ministerial training. It comprises messages that Conrad Mbewe gave at the graduates enrichment conference of the Theological College of Central Africa (now called Evangelical University) in 1999. Using the pastoral epistles, he viewed the pastor as prophet (preacher), priest (intercessor) and king (leader). He then applied all these three roles to the challenges pastors were facing at the end of the 20th century. Those challenges continue even today.

"In The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit, Mbewe has given to us a theology of the Holy Spirit in small compass. Working through this book renewed my belief in the vital place of the Holy Spirit in my life. I owe to the Holy Spirit not just the coming into existence of my spiritual life but also the sustainability of that life to the end. I have been reminded afresh to wait on God daily to fill me with the Holy Spirit. I believe that if you pick up this book and slowly work through it you too will receive the same help - that is to say, it will educate you, challenge and hopefully position you in that place where you will want to regularly have fellowship with the Holy Spirit. So, take up this book and read." From the Foreword by Ronald Kalifungwa

A Short Introduction to the Sovereignty of God for the Christian LifeGod's sovereignty is difficult for most people to wrap their minds around even when they're not going through difficult times; the topic raises many questions about salvation, evangelism, sin, and suffering. But when difficult circumstances arise, many believers ask, "Is God really in control?" In this addition to the Church Questions series, pastor Conrad Mbewe explains the Bible's teaching on God's sovereignty and addresses the common questions that it raises. He shows how it affects one's outlook on salvation, suffering, prayer, and worship in the Christian life. This short and accessible work is ideal for anyone currently struggling with the sovereignty of God or for new Christians wanting to learn more about God's sovereignty.

In this addition to the Church Questions series, pastor Conrad Mbewe explains the Bible's teaching on God's sovereignty, addresses the common questions that it raises, and shows how it affects one's outlook on salvation, suffering, prayer, and worship in the Christian life.

Si aun un ángel predica un evangelio contrario a la Palabra de Dios, está bajo maldición. No hay ningún cristiano en el mundo que no necesite considerer seriamente las palabras de Pablo a los gálatas. El evangelio es el regalo más valioso de la iglesia, el cual ella debe apreciar, proteger, y legar. Jamás debemos dejar de revisar lo que creemos y predicamos, y luego preguntarnos, ¿es esto el evangelio? ¿Es esto el evangelio que Dios nos ha revelado en la Biblia?Existe un falso evangelio que se extiende por los continents: el evangelio de la prosperidad. Hay muchas Iglesias que están predicando este falso evangelio. Es una peligrosa mentira envuelta en una cubierta de religion. Este aleja a sus víctimas de la buena noticia de Dios y las lleva a un engaño centrado en el hombre. No hay nada que Pablo tomara más en serio que el peligro de un evangelio distinto, y nosotros sentimos lo mismo. No hay nada más serio; de ello depende nuestra alma.

As the church in Africa continues its growth, there is a pressing need for resources on what the church is, and how it should function. Using 30 years of pastoral service in Lusaka, Zambia, Conrad Mbewe applies biblical principles to help bring depth and maturity to African church leaders.

More and more pulpits are occupied by motivational speakers rather than preachers.Church congregations are not being given a comprehensive, biblical understanding of the faith. Drawing on his own experience as a pastor in Zambia, Conrad Mbewe tackles issues such as the content of pastoral preaching, how pastoral preaching relates to church life, finding the time to prepare pastoral sermons, and dealing with discouragement. Throughout the book, it is clear that the authors conviction is to see preachers grow strong churches, to build a people for God.