Where you reside after you die depends on whether you have accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Savior. If you have accepted Him, you are, without a doubt, eternally secure and will spend eternity in the indescribably wonderful place we call Heaven. Once you believe in Jesus Christ with just a moment of faith, you are forever in His almighty hands, and you will “never perish.” Your destiny is sealed because of the grace of God and our Savior’s victory on the cross.

Grace Throughout Life unveils the policy of God to mankind, as well as the various categories of grace that God provides to the believer at spiritual birth, throughout life, and into eternity. The more you understand the grace of God, the more you will strengthen your capacity to love Him, acquire a stable happiness in your own soul, and be able to promote good relationships with others.

In late October of 2005, Joe Hunt was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He believed that if Christians learn what God has revealed in Scripture, it will enable them to overcome life's toughest challenges, even death. In Joe's words, "This attitude did not just come to me out of the blue, but is the culmination of twenty-five years of following a plan that prepared me for this moment. In the following pages I want to share with you some of the things I’ve learned about this plan and how you can come to know it too."

In the Bible, Luke records the amazing Divine Pardon issued by Jesus Christ to one of the two criminals crucified beside Him. The first criminal made fun of the Lord saying, “If you are the Christ, save yourself and us.” The second man corrected his friend, “We receive the due rewards of our deeds; but this man has done nothing wrong.” He then turned to Jesus Christ and said, “Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” With these words he expressed his belief in the true identity of the Savior.

Joe Griffin’s study on the basic doctrines of the Christian faith was first published in 2005. This series in four volumes contains reprints of his pulpit notes from the 1989 Basics Series. Book 1 is an introduction to the logical rationale that concludes there is a God. This leads to a discussion of the plan of God, the three Persons of the Trinity, and divine essence. Finally, the entry of mankind into the plan of God is presented followed by his spiritual fall in the garden of Eden.

The importance of distinguishing the difference between spirituality and carnality is imperative for new believers to understand. The parable of the prodigal son clearly demonstrates this dichotomy. The passage demonstrates that the self-righteous elder brother committed far more sins than did the prodigal. The causes of carnality, lust patterns of the sin nature, and recovery of spirituality are explained. Safe to Die? concludes with a review of studies covered in the first two books.

Bible doctrine is the thinking of God related to the human race. Nothing is more important than knowing what God thinks and understanding His policy. Know What God Thinks covers the importance of doctrine, dispensations, mystery doctrine and concludes with a study of the Faith-Rest Drill.

Prayer is the unique prerogative of the royal priesthood. It is the divinely developed system of communication between the royal family and God the Father. Does He Hear My Prayer covers the Biblical way to pray, types of prayers and reasons why prayer goes unanswered. The book concludes with a review of doctrines learned in all four books.

Adversity is inevitable. Stress is optional. By using God’s divine provisions, Christians are able to overcome adversity and stop it from becoming stress sins such as anxiety, worry, bitterness and self-pity. Every problem in life has a solution stated in the Bible. In Christian Problem Solving I will present some mechanics, the nuts and bolts, on how to verify and identify God’s plan for your life once you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior.

Christianity is Jesus Christ living in you. It is a relationship with your Savior, not a religion. The Christian way of life is a supernatural life lived using the supernatural resources of the filling of the Holy Spirit and the dynamics of the living Word of God in your soul. Christianity is about changing the way you think. It is learning to think with a divine viewpoint, not a human viewpoint. God has provided us a playbook on how to live—the Bible. Through this study, you will learn basic principles from God’s Word to execute God’s plan for your life.

Christianity is a relationship with God. Practicing Your Christianity gives you the
mechanics to understand and to live the unique Christian way of life. You can be a spiritual MVP! Make learning and applying the Word of God a priority, a daily habit, and you will discover God’s will, purpose and plan for you. God uses prepared Christians. “How blessed [now and throughout eternity] is the one who finds wisdom and gains understanding” (Proverbs 3:13).

Your soul is the real you—and it lives forever. The mentality of your soul is where your motives and actions originate. You are what you think. This book will deepen your appreciation for the importance of keeping your soul focused on Jesus Christ—on His thinking and the spiritual life God designed for you. The true beauty of a mature spiritual life is its consistency, the result of a stable soul filled with God’s Word. Such stability will draw the attention of others.

The Christian way of life is unique. To understand and live it, you need the unique resources God provides -- the Holy Spirit and the Bible. Use them as you read Life’s Toughest Years. Be filled with the Holy Spirit (explained in the book) so His supernatural ministry can empower you to live this unique life.

“Put your faith in the power of God and not in the wisdom of men” 1 Corinthians 2:5. God wants you to live a life free of stress. He gives you daily grace provisions and wonderful promises for this tranquil soul lifestyle. The Bible contains over 7,000 promises from God. I encourage you to learn some so you can stand on them.

The ebb and flow of history is controlled by Christ. The principle He uses to prosper or curse a Client Nation is the size of its Pivot. Thus, wherever the largest gathering of spiritually advancing believers exists in history is where the greatest degree of prosperity and divine blessing occurs. This book honors the influence of spiritually mature believers by revealing the dedicated efforts and successes of dedicated Christian missionaries in the gospel’s journey from the Apostle Paul in the first century A.D. to present-day America.

One Day at a Time is based on the doctrines of the Christian faith as taught in the 1989 52 lesson series, "Basics," by Joe Griffin. The objective of this book is to present the essential doctrines in more detail. One Day at a Time expands on the subjects covered in the 1989 series, and incorporates more advanced biblical doctrines.

The Divine Decree presents God’s complete knowledge of angelic and human history from eternity past to eternity future. The divine decree permits volition to function freely, therefore the sovereignty of God and the free will of man coexist by divine decree. Volition permits each person to freely make his own choices, either for or against the gospel of salvation or the Word of God. This book discusses this gracious option of divine omniscience with human free will.

Faith-rest is a basic problem-solving device that relies on God's biblical promises to confront and endure all circumstances in life. It is a temporary solution for preserving the believer's spiritual relationship with God until more advanced biblical doctrines are learned and applied. This publication is designed to assist the believer in making that advance.

This book is a guide to living the Christian spiritual life. God has designed a divine system for the spiritual life, one that operates through the power of the Holy Spirit and knowledge of His Word. When you live by this system, you not only glorify God, you also receive blessings that touch every area of
life: personally, within your family, across your nation, and eternally. Your spiritual life matters more than anything else. Make it your highest priority.

These Things refer to what Jesus Christ taught His disciples after the Last Supper. This was His last class with them before He went to the cross. He gave them vital information and He encouraged them. “If you know these things, you will be blessed if you do them” (John 13:17). It’s staggering how much He packed into this amazing class. These Things are the essence of the Christian way of life. “These things I have spoken to you so that My joy may be in you, and that your joy may be made full” (John 15:11). God promises you the same.

Mankind’s original authority structure was the training of children by their parents. If an anti-authority attitude is developed early in life, submitting to the authority of an invisible God becomes less likely. The Four-Generation Curse is imposed due to collective decisions by each generation choosing to ignore Christ, the authority of God, and the power of His Word. Only by personal love for God and the desire to learn and apply His Word can the believer have invisible historical impact that our nation urgently needs.

For most people, aging brings escalating physical and cognitive challenges. But if you age with a soul soaked in God’s Word, use His divine resources, and trust in His unique plan, you will be confident, content and strong. Adversity is inevitable; stress is optional. Old age and physical deterioration are also inevitable. It’s how you handle them that makes aging either the best or the worst time of your life. This is what God’s Grace in Aging is all about.

Forty Proclamations: The Theology of Grace Doctrine Church was developed in 1989 as a conclusion to Joe Griffin’s series on the basic doctrines of the Christian faith. They present succinct definitions of core
principles that emerge from his use of the literal, grammatical, historical system of hermeneutics. In addition, Forty Proclamations contains several addenda, including the Constitution and Bylaws of Grace Doctrine Church.

Bad decisions limit future options while good decisions broaden future options. The choice is yours.

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Bookmark explaining God's prayer protocol and reasons your prayers are not answered.

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