Purifying the Church

January 4, 2006Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Briscoe, Stuart
Genre: Commentaries
Tags: Doctrine / Theology, Ministry / Leadership
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I thought Donald Whitney on Spiritual Disciplines Within the Church was great on local church life. Today’s Gospel by Walter Chantry was a Calvinistic criticism of today’s gospel-light. Stuart Briscoe on Purifying The Church is his commentary on Titus and has good applications for teaching and preaching. Quiet Talks on Power by S.D. Gordon was one of those challenging books that challenge you in your personal walk with God.

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