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A Study on the First Epistle to the Thessalonians by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:January 30, 2019
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

While Paul proceeded to Corinth, he sent Timothy to ascertain the condition in this new church. Timothy joined Paul in Corinth and reported the steadfastness of the faith of these believers, but that they were disturbed, and were laboring under mistaken ideas relative to the Second Coming of Christ. They were under the impression that this great event was soon to occur and raised the question, what about those who had died having a part in His glorious coming and kingdom? To set their at minds at rest on this point Ploniaaul wrote this first letter. It was the first of thirteen epistles written in 52 or 53 AD, or about eighteen years after his conversion. It was written at Corinth where Paul spent eighteen months.

A Study on the Epistle to the Ephesians by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe/FGST
Post published:January 28, 2019
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

It was while Paul was at Corinth where he spent the winter of A.D. 58 on his third missionary journey, that he wrote the Epistle to the Ephesians. Chapters in this book include an introduction followed by: God Chose Us Before the Foundation of the World, What We Were By Nature, and What We Are By Grace, The Gentiles Are Included In Christ, The Mystery of Paradise, Love is the Principle Thing in Your Life and in Your Marriage and, The War Christians Face and the Armor God Provides.

A Study on the Second Epistle to the Corinthians by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe/FGST
Post published:January 9, 2019
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

Paul encourages the Corinthians and all God’s people throughout Achaia, which was originally part of the Peloponnesus. The Romans applied the name to all Greece and Macedonia in 146 BC, and Augustus divided the whole into two provinces—Macedonia in the north and Achaia in the south, with Corinth as its capital. Grace be to you and peace from God our Father and Jesus Christ our savior, who encourages us in all our tribulations, who comforts us in all our trials so that we can comfort others in their trials. So if we are afflicted it is for your encouragement and deliverance, and if we are encouraged that should encourage you when you have to endure sufferings like those we are experiencing. For we want you to know about the trials we have experienced in the province of Asia. Things were so bad that in our hearts we felt that we were under a sentence of death. However, this was to get us to rely on God, and not ourselves. He rescued us from deadly peril, and the One in whom we have placed our hope will continue to rescue us. You must add your help by praying for us; for the more people that are praying, the more people there will be to give thanks when the prayer is answered. In confidence I had planned to visit you on my way to Macedonia, and visit again on the way back, but to spare you I didn’t come to Corinth at that time in order not to come in a rebuking spirit, as I should have had to come to you, if I had come then. Not that we have Lordship over your faith, but we are helpers of your joy: for by faith you stand.

A Study on the First Epistle to the Corinthians by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:January 6, 2019
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

Paul addresses his letter to those at Corinth that are sanctified in Christ Jesus and called to be saints, along with all the others who call upon the name of Jesus Christ our Lord. Paul draws a line here between those in the church at Corinth that are (or are being) sanctified and called to be saints, from those that believe in Jesus Christ our Lord, but have not yet entered into sanctification. He seems to emphasize the fact that all the above, both sanctified and not yet sanctified, are followers of the same Lord. He goes on to beseech them to speak in unity, and be perfectly joined together, of a common mind and purpose, with no divisions among them.

A Study on the Acts of the Apostles by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:August 27, 2018
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

The Book of Acts traces the history of the fledgling Christian church from its beginning through its growth to eventually influence the entire Roman empire. The Book of Acts records…

A Study on the Epistle to the Romans by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:August 27, 2018
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

This Epistle was written during a brief stay of three months at Corinth, during Paul’s third missionary journey. The time of writing this letter is thought to be around 58 AD. The book of Romans is considered the great dogmatic epistle, and in it Paul gives an exposition of the Gospel in a systematic way that is widely recognized as the outstanding source of Christian doctrine in the Bible. One of the great doctrines of this epistle is that of justification by faith. Justification indicates that a person is freed from the penalty of their sin through faith, and they are accepted by God as worthy of being saved. In this epistle Paul indicates that the only way this can happen is for the sinner to stand in the righteousness of Christ, and have his sin atoned for: then it is as if the sin had not been committed.

The Messianic Line by Jesse C Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:July 31, 2017
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

The Bible states that our Lord Jesus Christ was born of the seed of David. Our book concludes that a regenerated (without a sin nature) seed, bonds with an egg in Mary’s body, to begin a gestation period ending nine-months later in a stable in the town of Bethlehem. When the Holy Spirit came upon Mary, the power of the Most High brooded over her much as He did when He created our world: to bring about a process that led to the birth of our Lord and Savior. Thus, Jesus was born of His father David, and His mother Mary, who was a descendant of David through His son Nathan (see Luke 3:23-38). This book describes the genealogy leading up to the Lord’s birth from the beginning to the flood, from the flood to Abraham, from Isaac through Judah, from Pharez through David, and ultimately to the birth of Christ.

OK Grassroots Project 1.0 by Porter Davis

Post author:OKGrassroots Network
Post published:September 17, 2015
Post category:Action Books Documents Oklahoma Porter Davis

For Politics and for Survival in Tough Times… If you have been involved in politics for any length of time whatsoever, you have a vague understanding of what a precinct is and what a county is and that you live in one of each. The precinct is the basic building block of political organization. If you want to have an impact in your area on issues and candidates, you simply must get organized and be a part of a team effort to get information out and make sure the people know when it is important to vote – especially in surprise local special elections and all the ‘little’ bond elections.

Bible Stumbling Blocks by Jesse C. Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:August 6, 2014
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

The chapters in this book are about eight different subjects that seemed to me worth collecting into this volume: 1) believing or not believing what the Bible says about God; 2) Jesus taking our sins; 3) biblical forgiveness; 4) temptation(s), 5) the rapture/resurrection of God’s elect 6) when does God give the Holy Spirit, 7) strongholds, and 8) dead or alive. Although I (Jesse C. Jones) know that God has led me to write on many different subjects, and has given me guidance and insight in the writing, I do not know if others can, or will, accept this writing as truth from God’s Word. I have attempted to accurately interpret what the KJV of the Bible records on the subjects God has led me to, but in many cases what I have written differs from accepted Bible exposition. I hope that readers will be led to check everything I have written against God’s Holy Bible. If they do, this writing will certainly have achieved one of God’s purposes in putting me on this path. God has taught me much about Himself during this time, and that may be the purpose He had in convincing me to undertake this task: I have been greatly blessed by doing His will in this effort. The book is 171 pages.

Weighed in the Balances by Jesse C. Jones

Post author:Sandra Crosnoe
Post published:August 5, 2014
Post category:Books Christian Ministry Jesse C. Jones

Weighed in the Balances traces the path of a natural man becoming a spiritual man. 1 Corinthians 2:14-15 says, “But the natural man receiveth not the things of Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, for they are spiritually discerned. But he that is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged of no man.” The book is 69 pages.