Revivalist Series

There are six stages of spiritual growth, the Creator wants every Christian believer to experience. If you are desirous of being the best you can be, then this book is for you. Are you keen on living the best Christian experience? This book signposts each stage of progression from the conversion experience to the ultimate stage of parenthood (and grand parenthood). The eldership in your assembly wants you to grow in grace and knowledge, and to become a spiritual leader in your own right. This book is a must-read, if you want to live above the rate of common Christianity.   This book aims to give you some ideas and principles to instill into your life so that you might live your Christian life above the rate of common Christianity. This book is divided into six parts: One: Sinner. Two: Sainthood. Three: Surrender. Four: Servanthood. Five: Soul winner. Six: Spiritual Parenthood. Everyone born into this world is supposed to progress along this six-step pathway. This is the way of God. This is the way to God. This is the way to Paradise. If you have not begun this journey, then start today. If you are stagnating on sainthood, then move on to surrender. If you are a soul-winner, then move on to spiritual parenthood...and so forth.   In the New Testament, we can read about what we are supposed to be doing here, in our Christian lives. The new believer needs these questions tackled: Why are we here? What are we supposed to be doing? Those questions become easier to answer when we know the six stages of living Above Common Christianity. Make sure you are progressing to gain the rewards in life. Make sure you are moving through these six stages to live Above Common Christianity.   The title of this book comes from David Brainerd's personal diary. David Brainerd was a Presbyterian missionary to the Native American Indians along the Delaware, New Jersey. He was born in the year, seventeen eighteen, and died in the year, seventeen forty-seven. During his years of ministry, he suffered many setbacks and hardships, which he recorded in his diary. In his later years, he suffered from Tuberculosis, which eventually he succumbed to. There, as he lay on his deathbed, about to depart, he urged his brother, to live above the rate of common Christianity. David Brainerd had done that himself in his life; he had not succumbed to just going with the flow. He wanted to live to the glory of God. He was a man of intense prayer; a man of intense yearnings to see his adopted people trained in the scriptures. David Brainerd had lived that himself and he had a desire that others live above the rate of common Christianity. I trust that you also have that desire to live above the rate of common Christianity.   The author is ordained with over thirty-five years in ministry. He is an authority on the book's subject matter having trained many converts, and himself lived above common Christianity. With keen insight into life and ministry, he has written this book to help you live above the rate of common Christianity. Get this book today and be all you can be!

In this book, we are going to be looking at the two churches in the bible book of Revelation: the church of the Philadelphians, and the church of the Laodiceans. And this whole book is based upon those two churches and the characteristics and tendencies of those two assemblies. First, we're going to be looking at the Philadelphian Church, then we're going to be looking at the Laodicean Church. And then we're going to move on to look at the Philadelphian Church Age, which is basically from the mid seventeen hundreds to the early nineteen hundreds (the mid-1700s to the early1900s). And then we're going to be looking at the Laodicean Church Age, which is basically the 20th century on to the End Times. And then after that, we're going to be looking at the Philadelphian Christian, and then the Laodicean Christian. This book will raise questions and cause us to examine ourselves to see if we resemble a Philadelphian Christian or a Laodicean Christian. And we're going to make some applications.   And although we Christians today, live in the Laodicean Church Age, we can make a choice not to be after the Laodicean manner, but we can instead be a Philadelphian in Laodicea. This book is part of The Revivalist Series, by The Pilgrim Preacher.    

Progressing to Blessing. In this book, we are looking at ancient Middle Eastern agricultural practices such as plowing, sowing, and reaping. We will build on these practices and connect them to numerous scripture passages that refer to reformation, revival, and evangelism.   You know in the bible times, plowing was a very common sight that involved the farmer, the field, and the plow. The instrument used to plow the ground was simple in construction, usually a wooden stake with a handle attached to it and a point of iron that went into the ground. The farmer would hold on to the wooden handle, and the point of iron would drive into the dirt. This simple plow was attached to a yoke and drawn by two or more oxen. The farmer held the plow with one hand, and in the other hand, he held a stick to prod the oxen forward and in line. During the conversion experience of Saul, there is a plowing illustration used in, Acts 9:5 And he said, Who art thou, Lord? And the Lord said, I am Jesus whom thou persecutest: it is hard for thee to kick against the pricks. The ox would sometimes kick against the pricks from the plowman's stick. Again, the prods were used to keep the ox moving forward and in line…   The big themes in this publication are reformation, revival, evangelism, and preservation. This book holds a personal application for the reader as there are challenges to progress to blessing. Buy this book and experience revival.  

In Christendom, there is a danger of people swallowing sleeping pills and feeling drowsy in their church roles. The promoter of these sleeping pills is the dark enemy, who is actively enticing Christians to swallow and extinguish their light of testimony. We are going to present and clarify these ten pills, to better understand the wiles of our foe.   The sleeping pills come against God's people in the following areas of our Christian lives: in church service, in money matters, in giving our time, in loving action, and in helping others. These pills come against us in our attitude with respect to those in positions of authority. These sleeping pills affect us with the loss of spiritual power in our family role and in our church role. For example, these pills put us to sleep in the areas of witnessing for Christ, in prayer, in Bible reading, in church attendance, and in interest in giving to missions. These pills come against us in those areas.   These ten sleeping pills that we will outline in this book will clarify for us the types of ways that we can fall asleep in liberty. Then, we are going to look at the ills that come from overdose. And then we are going to look at the wills of the people of God in the church, and how we can choose to awake, rise and shine. In this book, we will examine the pills, the ills, and the wills.   Romans 13:11 And that, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep: for now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.  13:12 The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light.   Buy This book and arise and shine!  

There is misinformation about the role of the prophet. This book is designed to counter the status quo understanding, by using the scriptures to fine-tune a more accurate consideration of this valuable member of the elect. This essential Guide to the Prophet's Role could transform you and your congregation in the treatment of those with a prophetic ministry today. In this publication, we are looking at the people who are ordained after the order of the prophets: the man, the make-up, the making, the ministry, the manner, and the means of the prophets within assemblies.   Maybe as a church member, you are struggling about where you fit into the church's program, and other members count you to be different: a square peg in their round hole. If so, this valuable Guide to the Prophet's Role is for you, so that you can ascertain your calling and gift in this niche. By the end of this book, you will know if you are after the order of the prophets. This book will bring you clarity, freedom, and assurance.   Furthermore, this book will assist church members in identifying the divinely appointed prophet in their congregation. Often, the prophet comes across in a peculiar manner and may be misunderstood at times. There is next to no teaching on this subject, so it is little wonder that church members do not know how to live with their prophet in the assembly. So may this useful Guide to the Prophet's Role help you to coexist with your Servant of the Lord. With unity, cohesion, and direction, the church members will serve together, strive to reach out and grow in the wonderful plan of God.   Ordained with over thirty-five years in Christian Ministry, The Pilgrim Preacher is a revivalist' and has written a series of books focusing on the themes of Christian reformation, revival, evangelism, and preservation of the Faith. The Pilgrim Preacher has personal experience with this book's subject matter as he lived as a Prophet to the Nation, during the turn of the century. Get this book today and be the best you can be.