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Scriptural Thinking with Christian Affirmations

Welcome to Scriptural Thinking with Christian Affirmations.

All of my products are produced with the same easy to read and easy to listen formats. Below is an explanation of every option available.

Christian Affirmations Virtual Books

A Virtual Book is an electronic book. Unlike a physical book a Virtual Book is a digital product that can be downloaded to your computer.

All of my virtual books are delivered in PDF format so if you are familiar with PDF documents then a virtual book is almost identical.

So why would you order one of my virtual books instead of a paper back version?

Advantages of a Virtual Book…

1. Cheaper: With all of my paper back books there is an expensive fulfillment process involved to get the book published, produced, printed and so on. While the paper back versions are better in my opinion and make fantastic gifts because of the production costs they are much more expensive then the virtual books which have almost zero production costs.

2. No Shipping: Depending on where you live in the world shipping a physical book can sometimes cost more then the book itself whereas virtual books have no shipping costs whatsoever.

3. Instant Download: Another benefit of virtual books is that you get them almost immediately after you pay as opposed to a physical book that can take weeks to arrive.

4. Can Be Printed: All of my virtual books are downloadable to your own computer. You can read them on the computer or print them out on your own printer. Another advantage of a virtual book is that you can just print selected pages if you prefer and not the entire book.

My virtual books will work on all computers the only requirement is that you have the free adobe reader installed on your computer. Almost all new computers have it already installed, if not you can get it free at adobe.com

Christian Affirmations MP’s

An MP3 is a digital product that can be downloaded to your computer.

So why would you order one of my MP3 packages instead of a CD version?

Advantages of MP3′s…

1. Cheaper: With all of my CD’s there is an expensive fulfillment process involved to get the affirmation CD’s published. While the CD versions are better in my opinion and make fantastic gifts because of the production costs they are much more expensive then the MP3′s which have virtually zero production costs.

2. No Shipping: Depending on where you live in the world shipping a CD can sometimes cost more then the CD itself whereas the MP3′s have no shipping costs whatsoever.

3. Instant Download: Another benefit of the affirmation MP3′s is that you get them almost immediately after you pay as opposed to a CD that can take weeks to arrive.

4. Can Be Imported into You IPod or Other MP3 Player: All of my MP3′s are downloadable to your own computer. You can listen to them on the computer or import them into your favorite MP3 player. Another advantage of MP3 version is that you can then rearrange them into your favorites.

Get The Entire Digital Affirmations Package

If you prefer the mp3 and virtual book package then click on the link above to get it for just $49.95

Christian Affirmations Paper Back Books

Fantastic products ideal for your own reading pleasure or as great Christian gift for all occasions

About my paper back books…

1. Great Format: All my books come in the same easy to read format with on the left page an introduction to the affirmations with scriptural references and on the right page a list of the affirmations.

2. Affirmations: Amazing Christian affirmations that are guaranteed to do 2 things. Firstly you will be amazed at just how much the Lord has done for you and stand in awe of God’s great love for you. Secondly you will be astounded at exactly who the Bible says you are.

3. Bible Study: Each affirmation set make for a great spring board for further Bible study and are great conversation generators.

4. Pastoral Helps: If you are involved in the ministry and give talks/sermons then each book is loaded with sermon outlines. The scriptures and main affirmations points are all outlined on the left page of each affirmation effectively providing an abundance of sermon materials.

All of my paper back books are available through trusted vendors such as Amazon and Createspace.

Current books available: Scriptural Thinking with Christian Affirmations – Create Space Store | Amazon

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Dec 11

God has made us meet to be partakers…

God has made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light Col 1:12

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Oct 11

Benefits of Christian Prayer

The Bible says that there is nothing new under the sun and I find it very encouraging to read quotes from past Christians. When you read what they have to say you quickly realize that they faced exactly the same problems we do today and one the greatest tools God has equipped us with is the ability to pray.

Jesus warned against repetitious prayer. Andrew Murray once said, Some people pray just to pray and some people pray to know God. Another fellow once said that there is a huge difference between saying prayers and praying.

Famous people like John Wesley and Martin Luther both made comments about being so busy and having so much to do that they couldn’t do it without praying for several hours before hand.

Ed Cole once said that wishing is no substitute for prayer. Think about how true this is. Many of us want to change and wish it to be so however very few actually beseech the Lord continually in prayer to bring it to pass.
There are so many wonderful quotes about prayer. One of my favorites is – if you want a better Pastor pray for the one you’ve got.

There is a song we sing called what a friend we have in Jesus. Within that song are the the words – what peace we often forfeit all because we do ot take it to the lord in prayer.

Avoid the trouble and find the peace by praying.

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Jun 11

Speaking In Tongues Explained

There is a lot of conjecture about speaking in tongues. This book (written by myself) explains what speaking in tongues is. It starts a little bit differently then most books about tongues as I go into what the day of Pentecost is and how it lines up with the other feast days.

If you can take hold of what the feast days mean and see the overall plan of God and how everything precisely fits together as he designed it you will truly marvel.

Click here to get it…

Gift Of Tongues

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Jun 11

Speaking in tongues and interpretation

1 Corinthians 14:27

KJV
If any man speak in an unknown tongue, let it be by two, or at the most by three, and that by course; and let one interpret.

NIV
No more than two or three should speak in tongues. They must speak one at a time, and someone must interpret what they say.

The gift of speaking in tongues in a Church meeting should happen two or at the most three times.

All things are to be done decently and in order (Verse 40).

The NIV explains it very well when it says:

1. They must speak one at a time

This ties in perfectly with ‘in order’ and also with (Verse 23) where it warns that we are not to all speak in tongues at once because visitors to our meeting will think we are mad.

Everything is to be done decently and in order. At a set time during the meeting the voice gifts are to be operated in an orderly fashion, one at a time and by course. As excited and as enthusiastic as we might be God has also given us self-control. There is not to be spontaneous outbreaks of people speaking in tongues in a disorderly fashion.

2. And someone must interpret

In between (that by course) each gift of tongues there must be an interpretation by someone.

Should the person who spoke in tongues be allowed to interpret their own gift or should it be left for someone else?

The scripture doesn’t concern itself with this issue. The scriptures just emphasis that someone MUST interpret for the tongues to be beneficial to the Church.

It is interpretation NOT translation

Many are under the false assumption that the person giving the interpretation is giving an exact translation of what was said in tongues.

This is incorrect…

To interpret is to give the meaning.

For example:

In the Old Testament we can read of various examples of people interpreting dreams. The interpretation was the meaning of the dream which was totally different to the dream itself.

For a classic example let’s look at Judges 7:13-15

And when Gideon was come, behold, there was a man that told a dream unto his fellow, and said, Behold, I dreamed a dream, and, lo, a cake of barley bread tumbled into the host of Midian, and came unto a tent, and smote it that it fell, and overturned it, that the tent lay along.

And his fellow answered and said, This is nothing else save the sword of Gideon the son of Joash, a man of Israel: for into his hand hath God delivered Midian, and all the host.

And it was so, when Gideon heard the telling of the dream, and the interpretation thereof, that he worshipped, and returned into the host of Israel, and said, Arise; for the LORD hath delivered into your hand the host of Midian.

The dream and the interpretation are totally different.

The interpretation is the meaning of the dream not the literal translation and so it is with the gift of tongues and interpretation.

The length of an interpretation has nothing to do
with the length of a tongue

There has been concern by some people over the years that a short gift of tongues shouldn’t be followed by a long gift of interpretation or vice-versa. They are worried about trying to explain how the translation is longer/shorter then the original message.

However as stated above an interpretation is NOT a translation and the length of either gift has no bearing on the other.

When you interpret any other subject matter in life you are explaining the meaning. And when you explain the meaning (no matter how short or long the original subject matter was) sometimes it can take quite a few words to get the meaning across while other times you only have to utter a few words.

When you fully understand that an interpretation is different to a translation the above concern becomes a non-issue.

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