
The World, the Church, and the Priesthood of Believers
Discover your Christian purpose and learn to be an ambassador of Christ by navigating modern morality and biblical wisdom in a changing world.
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$9.99
- Pages
- Published
- June 22, 2026
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- Authors Tranquility Press
About this Book
It explores how to discover your purpose as a Christian. The writer believes that all Christians must understand the responsibility of their calling and how to be ambassadors of Christ. Elder considers questions such as: The Book of Genesis and Psalm 24 teach us that God created the world, the heaven and the earth, and the fullness thereof. But is that the world? What do you know about the world? What was the world really like in ancient days? What do modern people mean when they speak of the world as a global village? Is social media making the world better or worse? Jesus said, "Here comes the ruler of this world, and he has nothing in Me." In this thought-provoking work, Elder explores whether God has fulfilled His purpose in creating the world and raises an important question: Is the world today truly under God's control? The author also reflects on the moral condition of modern society, asking why many things once considered taboo are now openly practiced and accepted in the name of entertainment, personal freedom, or individual rights. Get guidance on living a faithful life with godly wisdom in this world. GOD BLESS.
Discover your Christian purpose and learn to be an ambassador of Christ by navigating modern morality and biblical wisdom in a changing world.
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