Being What You've Become: The Making of a Christian.
The great need of the Christian is to "be" what he has "become" - a true follower of Christ. "Becoming" a... More > Christian is what happens at the altar of prayer or the place of repentance, but "being" a Christian is what takes place on the street of living. The intent of this book is to encourage and strengthen you in "being what you've become."< Less
The purpose of [Pentecost] is the filling of the Spirit of Christ. Christ comes to live within us for the purpose of flowing through us to accomplish a purposed plan. This is the sourcing... More > of the Spirit which Jesus proposed to His disciples in Acts 1:8. The baptism of the Holy Spirit was to bring to death all self-sourcing.
As Jesus constantly lived in the filling of the Father, so we are to constantly live in the filling of the Spirit of Christ. As Jesus was consistently sourced by the Father, so we are to be sourced by the Spirit of Christ. Think of the life that could be lived in the power and sourcing of God! It would be the Christ life!< Less
Jesus Pusher, Volume One is a collection of thoughts on being a "Jesus Pusher." Dr. Stephen Manley boldly declares "I am a Jesus Pusher" - someone who unashamedly offers Jesus as... More > the answer to every problem, the solution to every circumstance. These 52 Jesus Pushers will encourage, challenge, and yes, push you toward Jesus.< Less
In this second volume of the Jesus Pusher, Stephen Manley continues his study and proclamation on being a "Jesus Pusher" - someone who unashamedly offers Jesus as the answer to every... More > problem, the solution to every circumstance. These 52 Jesus Pushers will encourage, challenge, and yes, push you toward Jesus.< Less
Since 1981, Dr. Stephen Manley has saturated within the Gospel of Matthew, both proclaiming and writing the Truth of the message. A combination of exegetical commentary and expositional preaching,... More > this commentary dives within Matthew 21-25, seeking to know and experience the Person of Jesus.< Less
This commentary by Dr. Stephen Manley is the first volume within the Acts series. Stephen has been studying the book of Acts since late 1990s, and has been speaking, writing, and preaching the Word... More > since 1961.< Less
From forward by Dr. William Greathouse: "In these pages, Stephen Manley shares the gleanings of his study and observations concerning the reality of redemption. He probes the depths of... More > inner-life experience as contrasted with nominal commitment and an intellectual acquiescence to doctrine.... [The] book has depth aplenty, but it is not dull or tedious reading. On the contrary, it is easy to read, and stimulating withal."< Less
The great need of the Christian is to "be" what he has "become" - a true follower of Christ. "Becoming" a Christian is what happens at the altar of prayer or the place... More > of repentance, but "being" a Christian is what takes place on the street of living. The intent of this book is to encourage and strengthen you in "being what you've become."< Less
Since 1981, Dr. Stephen Manley has saturated within the Gospel of Matthew, both proclaiming and writing the Truth of the Message. A combination of exegetical commentary and expositional preaching,... More > this commentary investigates Matthew 1-2, seeking to know and experience the Person of Jesus.< Less
The essence of the Gospel is the lifestyle of the cross. What does it mean to live the "cross style"? This commentary is an investigation within the book of Matthew to discover what it... More > means to live, and die, the cross style message.
Since 1981, Dr. Stephen Manley has saturated within the Gospel of Matthew, both proclaiming and writing the Truth of the Message. A combination of exegetical commentary and expositional preaching, this commentary focuses on Matthew 16-20, seeking to know and experience the Person of Jesus.< Less
