Growing in Christ - Gilley, Gary E.
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While salvation is wholly a work of the Lord, requiring only faith and not our personal efforts, such is not true of sanctification, or spiritual growth. Rather, both God and the believer play vital, sometimes overlapping roles, in our progress toward maturity. Maturity is the result of human response to the enablement of God. It is initiated by God and requires a radical dependence upon the grace and power of the Spirit as we work out our salvation. This manual is designed to aid the children of God in the process of working out their salvation through the power and energy that God supplies.…mehr

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While salvation is wholly a work of the Lord, requiring only faith and not our personal efforts, such is not true of sanctification, or spiritual growth. Rather, both God and the believer play vital, sometimes overlapping roles, in our progress toward maturity. Maturity is the result of human response to the enablement of God. It is initiated by God and requires a radical dependence upon the grace and power of the Spirit as we work out our salvation. This manual is designed to aid the children of God in the process of working out their salvation through the power and energy that God supplies. By the Lord's grace, may it accomplish this purpose in your life.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Gary Gilley, pastor of Southern View Chapel in Springfield, Illinois since 1975, is author of six books. He is a contributor to five other books: Reforming or Conforming, Biblical Sufficiency Applied, Practical Aspects of Pastoral Theology, Dispensationalism Tomorrow & Beyond: a Tribute to Charles Ryrie, and An Introduction to the New Covenant. Pastor Gilley is a frequent speaker at Bible conferences in America and internationally. He writes the study paper, Think on These Things, which examines important contemporary theological issues and trends. He is a board member of IFCA International, Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission, and the Personal Freedom Outreach, and is the Book Review Editor for the Journal of Dispensational Theology. He is married to Marsha, and has two sons, Ben and Brian, and six grandchildren.