expiredmchouse posted Nov 14, 2021 04:12 AM
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Free R C Sproul eBooks answer most questions people ask about God
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Currently there are dozens of free short eBooks (average under 100 pages) by R C Sproul (a solid theologian and teacher).
The provided link is many pages long and so will include other authors with free eBooks as well.
Warning: Many times these posts of eBook lists will include eBooks that are not free unless you have Kindle Unlimited so be attentive before "buying".
Enjoy learning new things!
Currently there are dozens of free short eBooks (average under 100 pages) by R C Sproul (a solid theologian and teacher).
The provided link is many pages long and so will include other authors with free eBooks as well.
Warning: Many times these posts of eBook lists will include eBooks that are not free unless you have Kindle Unlimited so be attentive before "buying".
Enjoy learning new things!
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Currently there are dozens of free short eBooks (average under 100 pages) by R C Sproul (a solid theologian and teacher).
The provided link is many pages long and so will include other authors with free eBooks as well.
Warning: Many times these posts of eBook lists will include eBooks that are not free unless you have Kindle Unlimited so be attentive before "buying".
Enjoy learning new things!
Currently there are dozens of free short eBooks (average under 100 pages) by R C Sproul (a solid theologian and teacher).
The provided link is many pages long and so will include other authors with free eBooks as well.
Warning: Many times these posts of eBook lists will include eBooks that are not free unless you have Kindle Unlimited so be attentive before "buying".
Enjoy learning new things!
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If I may dare provide my response for your thoughts:
God doesn't need our prayers, but He loves to include us and engage with us in His works. Prayers are a way for us to communicate and participate in God's work. Main purpose is not to change God, but change us, so that we would learn His purpose and follow His works.
Do prayers change things? This response may be a bit controversial. Bible does say prayers change things; but how and to what degree? My understanding is prayers can change a few things along the way but do not change God's ultimate will and what He sets out to accomplish. Hopefully an adept analogy can illustrate this: prayers can change which roads are taken, but they don't change the destination.
This may be a good book: Does Prayer Change Things? (Crucial Questions) https://smile.amazon.co
RC Sproul is a Christian theologian that taught Biblical teachings centered on Reformation Christianity. I encourage you to look up his organization Ligonier Ministries, and try some podcast from Renewing Your Mind.
Edit: so glad many people found the comment helpful; Thank the person who was brave enough to ask the question! Added a few additional thoughts to original comment and grammar checked.
"And because ye are sons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba, Father."
God does not change, and His will has determined all things from the beginning, but we pray that His will be done, and ask for supplication within that divine will which strengthens our relationship.
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