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Against All Odds

Chuck Norris, Ken Abraham

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Chucks faith in Christ is evident throughout the book. Yet he doesn’t hammer us with it. Many of the projects that were started through Chuck’s desire to help people are a direct result of his faith in Christ.
“Against All Odds: My Story,” by Chuck Norris is a very engaging book that you will enjoy and find hard to put it down.

William A. Robfogel

A New York Times best seller. Millions of people worldwide know Chuck Norris as the star of more than twenty motion pictures, a martial arts expert, and the only man in the Western Hemisphere to hold an eighth degree Black Belt Grand Master in Tae Kwon Do. Countless others see him daily in syndicated reruns as the hero of the longest running CBS series to date, “Walker, Texas Ranger.” What many don’t know is that Chuck Norris is a sincere Christian–a man whose faith plays a role in everything he does. Against All Odds is the inspirational story of how Norris overcame abject poverty from childhood, the effects of his father’s alcoholism and desertion of the family, and his own shyness and lack of strength and ability early in his life. Norris writes candidly about the past and gives God full credit for where he is today

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Lectures to My Students

Charles Spurgeon

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This book is a classic, and should be a part of every Christian’s library. What an encouragement and inspiration. This book has not lost any of its touch, even though the messages C.H. Spurgeon gave in it are over a hundred years old. Rather, he reveals why today’s modern spiritualism is no match to the true power of God, encouraging us to WALK YE IN THE OLD WAYS and to GO BY THE OLD. PATHS.

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“My college lectures are colloquial, familiar, full of anecdote, and often humorous they are purposely made so, to suit the occasion. At the end of the week I meet the students, and find them weary . . . and only in a condition to receive something which will attract and secure their attention, and fire their hearts.”

Though best remembered as the most popular preacher of the Victorian era, C. H. Spurgeon was also founder and president of the Pastors College in London. He supervised the training of over 800 students, presided at an annual conference for ministers, and, on Friday afternoons, delivered regular lectures on every aspect of pulpit ministry.

Chapters included:
-The Pastor’s College
-Introduction and Apology
-I – The Minister’s Self-watch
-II – The Call to the Ministry
-III – The Preacher’s Private Prayer
-IV – Our Public Prayer
-V – Sermons—their Matter
-VI – On the Choice of a Text
-VII – On Spiritualizing
-VIII – On the Voice
-IX – Attention!
-X – The Faculty of Impromptu Speech
-XI – The Minister’s Fainting Fits
-XII – The Minister’s Ordinary Conversation
-XIII – To Workers with Slender Apparatus
-XIV – The Holy Spirit in Connection with our Ministry
-XV – The Necessity of Ministerial Progress
-XVI – The Need of Decision for the Truth
-XVII – Open-air Preaching—a Sketch of its History
-XVIII – Open-air Preaching—Remarks Thereon
-XIX – Posture, Action, Gesture, etc.
-XX – Posture, Action, Gesture, etc. (Second Lecture)
-XXI – Earnestness: its Marring and Maintenance
-XXII – The Blind Eye and the Deaf Ear
-XXIII – On Conversion as Our Aim
-XXIV – Illustrations in Preaching
-XXV – Anecdotes from the Pulpit
-XXVI – The Uses of Anecdotes and Illustrations
-XXVII – Where Can We find Anecdotes and Illustrations?
-XXVIII – The Sciences as Sources of Illustration

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