Divine Christ

The light shines in the darkness, and the greatest light will shine in the greatest darkness in the end times. In the world multitudes are about to be lost, but multitudes are also about to be saved. In this last battle for souls ever, God will raise up the greatest soldiers for this greatest battle. How much of the book of Revelation applies to us? The rapture is pre or/and post tribulation, or when? If you get ready for the events of the end times, you will be ready for anything!

On any given Sunday the Christian approaches Christ who is present in Word and Meal. The songs, movements, and prayers that surround this Word and Meal are called the Divine Service. It is God's (divine) service to us and our proclamation of Christ' s life, death, and resurrection to ourselves and anybody that enters the church on that Sunday. This volume aims to teach the Divine Service to both the lifelong worshipper who was never taught why the church does the things the church does on Sunday mornings and the curious observer of this ancient tradition.

Regardless of your experience with Christianity or if you are just at the beginning of inquiry of your faith, Jesus, My Guide: Discover Your Calling is the ideal friend for your spiritual path. So why should you wait? By diving in today, discover the serenity of eternal life, love, and direction only Christ can offer.

Get ready for the ride of your life as T. D. Jakes takes you on an exciting journey down The Road to Divine Destiny. This powerful, four part series will teach you how to stake your claim to every right and privilege that's yours as a child of God!

Imagine living to do only what you see the Heavenly Father doing. What would fall by the wayside? Which activities would no longer be performed? How would your life change? This is how Christ lived when He walked on earth and its how He desires to live within us today. This is the great exchange He offers us: His way in place of ours. All my actions, even simple daily tasks, can have eternal significance if it is Christ, not me, doing them. Everything He does has eternal significance, from the minuscule to the magnanimous—everything.