How to Live as a Christian

Book Description:

Here are thirty-six short, clear and biblical articles which will benefit every believer. If you are new to the faith or need to be reminded about the essential doctrines then you will want to read the book through.

More experienced Christians will find guidance on essential topics that many preaching ministries sadly do not cover these days: what does the Christian faith have to say about subjects such as family worship, being a Christian grandparent, using leisure time well? If you need help with issues like godly contentment, self-denial, coping with criticism or the fight against backsliding, this is a great place to begin. Take up and read!

These articles were written by a number of godly Christians and have slightly enlarged and newly edited by Joel Beeke since their original appearance in the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible.

Author:

Joel R. Beeke (Ph.D., Westminster Seminary) is president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, a pastor of the Heritage Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and a prolific author and editor.

Endorsement:

"What a helpful and encouraging book! Covering the essential bases of the Christian life in an accessible yet rich way, it works as a handy manual for life that will enrich everyone who studies it. Churches would do well to get all their members reading this." - Michael Reeves, President and Professor of Theology, Union School of Theology, UK

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