What Every Christian Ought to Know: Solid Grounding for a Growing Faith

Then they end the chapters with a study guide to help you further explore each topic that is discussed. The book achieves what is sets out to do. It is simple and easy to read, the authors interspersed the serious with anecdotes about their ministries to illustrate their points. One example of this is the chapter on baptism, where the authors hold their view on the matter. When we were kids, were heard of Aesop and his fables, which were stories of anthropomorphic animals used to teach children virtues like patience, kindness […]. As our church embarks on the Community Transformation CT , we will no doubt encounter Malaysians and foreigners from a wide spectrum inour society.

What Every Christian Ought to Know. What is the significance? So maybe it is time to revisit the foundations of our faith. What Every Christian Ought to Know: What did we like about it? Was it easy to read? Yes, it was easy to read. The English is direct and simple, and can be read by a young teenager. Oct 11, Aaron rated it really liked it Shelves: Great book for learning practical methods for the study and application of Biblical truth. Adrian Rogers uses examples from every day life and appeals to your common sense.

Very good systematic method to develop foundational grasp of the faith. Sep 01, Laura rated it it was amazing. Adrian Rogers with Steve Rogers Publisher: Adrian Rogers, former pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church near Memphis, Tennessee, lived a life captivated by Christ and consumed with a passion for the Word of God and for grounding new believers into disciples and exhorting disciples to never stop growing.

His life can be summed up in one word — integrity. This book was previously published by Dr. Rogers, and this new edition includes an introduction from Steve Rogers president of the Adrian Rogers Pastor Training Institute as well as discussion questions for personal reflection or group study. But the real draw for this reviewer is the bulk of the book. Taking the major doctrines, in a lucid yet devotional tone, Dr.

Oct 11, Sarah Bailey rated it it was amazing Shelves: The one thing I would have liked to see included would have been every Christian ought to know that Hell and Heaven are real, as this is becoming a divisive issue in many churches today. Among other subjects covered there is the Bible is the Word of God, how to handle temptation, how to be filled with the Holy Spirit and others. This is a good starting point for new Christians or those who have been Christians for awhile but still are on sure footing with their faith.

Sep 05, Audrey Grant rated it really liked it Shelves: This is an in depth and yet back to basics look at the Bible principals for Christians. Things that need to be taught to new Christians as discipleship and yet is a wonderful tool for a refresher and strengthener for someone who has been in Church and even the ministry for years!

I found that going back over some of the basics in this book, the way they are laid out, was like a fresh drink of water! It isn't one of those old dry as dust tombs that are so deep and theological that you can't even u This is an in depth and yet back to basics look at the Bible principals for Christians. It isn't one of those old dry as dust tombs that are so deep and theological that you can't even understand half the words and it puts you to sleep.

Adrian and his son keep your interest and keep things moving right along. I only had one problem with the book and that is that they used different translations. It bothers me when I read a book about the Bible and it's principals and doctrines and the author uses "Other Translations". Especially when they use several. This is my own personal preference and belief.

I believe in the King James Version and have a hard time when I read a book about the Bible and it uses several different "Books". There can only be one Bible, One Word from God. Other than that this is a wonderful book and my husband and I have enjoyed reading it together.

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The above statements are mine alone. Oct 02, Brenda rated it it was amazing.

Whether your just beginning your walk as a christian or perhaps your looking for a book that will refresh and remind you of the basics of faith, look no further than this book. Whenever I look for a book that will help me grow in my christian walk the first thing I want is something that is easy to read and understand, and that's just what I found in "What Every Christian Ought To Know. T Whether your just beginning your walk as a christian or perhaps your looking for a book that will refresh and remind you of the basics of faith, look no further than this book. There are twelve chapters each touching on topics such as the assurance of salvation, how to handle temptation, and what to do if we sin.

Each chapter opens with a scripture, then goes into a discussion of the topic being discussed and then there are study questions to wrap up the chapter. I found each chapter had sufficient scripture reference to allow for further reading. I really think this book would be great for group study.

What Every Christian Ought to Know: Solid Grounding for a Growing Faith by Adrian Rogers

I also feel as if it would be a great gift for a new christian. A complimentary copy of this book was provided in exchange for an honest review.

This book is so awesome and the language so easy to digest. He was a gifted man.

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Will refer back to it! An excellent read for all Christians. This books talks about the basics of being a Christian. Rogers uses examples that make understanding very clear. May 07, Amy rated it it was amazing Shelves: I will be reading this again. Jul 06, Jenny Carr rated it it was amazing.

Excellent, for new and old Christians alike. It is not often I give a five star rating, and this reflects how useful, and encouraging I found this book. Tim Dunevant rated it liked it Sep 22, Idelle White rated it it was amazing Dec 05, Dusty Desimone rated it it was amazing Nov 27, Rita Nelson rated it really liked it May 01,