Our Apostolic Confession

Our Apostolic Confession

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Publisher's Synopsis

"Our apostolic confession" is equivalent to chapter 7 of seven chapters in the book "A Child of God," designed to give the new believer in Christ an understanding of what salvation is and what our inheritance and position in Christ includes. This last booklet in the series covers how the Bible warns against false doctrines, that the message of the Bible is a revelation, and that the battle always centers in on who Jesus Christ is. It gives a short glimpse into the canonization of the Bible and then leads the reader through each of the twelve parts of "The Apostolic Creed" - an amazingly poignant and short confession of our faith that has stood the test of almost 2000 years of historic times. Jorn Overby is born of Norwegian (Lutheran) missionaries to Bangladesh and spent his childhood on the Indian subcontinent. He received his MD in Divinity at The Free Faculty of Theology in Oslo, Norway in 1981. After studies in English at the University of Oslo he entered into his calling of church building and international missions work in 1983. Having pioneered and pastored a church in Oslo (including a government approved kindergarten and public Christian school as well as an international Bible school) for some 22 years, he has since 2005 concentrated his work solely on the international missions field. He is the director of the missions organization Missions Thrust International, founded in 1990, and has over the last 20 years conducted interdenominational pastors' and leadership seminars as well as evangelistic campaigns in almost 50 nations around the world, predominantly in Asia and Africa. Jorn Overby resides with his wife Borghild in Oslo, Norway. They have two children.

Book information

ISBN: 9781625094803
Publisher: Salem Publishing Solutions
Imprint: Xulon Press
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 60
Weight: 100g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 4mm