Keith Dorricott

If you are a new disciple of the Lord Jesus, or one who wishes to learn the basic teaching of the Bible for disciples, then this course is for you. The Bible describes you as a "baby in Christ", someone who needs to be fed and nourished by someone else so that you may grow into full maturity: "Like newborn babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation (1 Peter 2:2). Produced by the Churches of God (churchesofgod.info), the course consists of 23 sessions, split between theological and practical topics. With suggested study answers provided in a separate appendix, it's equally usable in a group situation with a facilitator, or as self-study, The course covers the following topics: DISCIPLESHIPTHE REALITY OF SALVATIONWATER BAPTISMCONTENTS OF THE BIBLETHE AUTHORITY OF SCRIPTUREBIBLE READING AND STUDYPRAYERCHRISTLIKENESSVICTORY OVER SINFAMILY LIFEMAKING OTHER DISCIPLESTHE TRIUNE GODTHE HOLY SPIRIT (PART 1)THE HOLY SPIRIT (PART 2)FUTURE EVENTSTHE CHURCH THE BODY OF CHRISTTHE CHURCHES OF GODTHE HOUSE OF GOD (PART 1)THE HOUSE OF GOD (PART 2)THE PEOPLE OF GODTHE KINGDOM OF GODFELLOWSHIP AND SEPARATIONTHE HISTORY OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHURCHES OF GOD

Book 2 of 3. Written by a biblical scholar and church elder, this ambitious and thought-provoking guide, now available in three concise books, is designed to examine and explore beliefs that are prevalent in the evangelical Christian world today. New churches and denominations are emerging at a rapid pace, but are these congregations worshipping God in the way that He intended? Using Old and New Testament scripture, Dorricott traces the concept of God living among a people on the earth and shows how the Bible provides answers to fundamental questions such as: Why are there so many Christian churches? Can we be true Christians without belonging to a church? Is the apostles' teaching relevant in the twenty-first century? Is the New Testament just first-century history, or is it also a blueprint for us? Is all worship acceptable to God? By challenging all true followers of Jesus Christ to set aside conventional thinking and focus on the true meaning of God's house, Dorricott provides a path of genuine study and reflection that will guide all those who wish to examine and reaffirm their service in unity to God.

Ephesians is a clear presentation by the apostle Paul of foundational Christian truths - basic Christianity. It's a comprehensive, clear, practical and beautiful presentation of who we are; how we came to be what we are, what we shall be, and how we should live now in the light of that destiny The epistle outlines: - what God has done for us and what God expects from us- Christian privilege and Christian responsibility- the position of the believer and the practice of the disciple- the doctrine of faith and the practice of faith The first set of each of these couplets deals with matters of doctrine, theology and privilege, and is found in Ephesians chapters 1-3. The second set deals with matters of practice and responsibility, and is found in Ephesians chapters 4-6. This helpful study guide to Ephesians takes 13 modules to explore each section of the book, with thought-provoking questions following an insightful commentary. An appendix deals with some relevant topics, including God's sovereignty, prayer and the important difference between the Church of God and the Church the Body of Christ. Ideal for group or personal study.

A selection of sermons preached by the respected Bible teacher Keith Dorricott.1. THE POTTER'S WHEEL2. THE GRAPES OF WRATH (PART ONE)3. THE GRAPES OF WRATH (PART TWO)4. THE SON AND THE LAMPSTANDS5. GETTING TO GRIPS WITH WORSHIP6. THE SEVEN ATTRIBUTES OF 2 PETER 17. REFUSING TO GO INTO THE LAND8. BALAAM'S ERROR9. THE STORY OF RUTH10. WALKING IN NEWNESS OF LIFE11. THE CALLING OF MATTHEW12. HOW TO CHOOSE A CHURCH13. THE BLIND MAN AND THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD14. THE CLEANLINESS OF THE PEOPLE OF GOD15. LESSONS ON WORSHIP FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT16. THE BASICS OF PERSONAL EVANGELISM

Written by a biblical scholar and church elder, this ambitious and thought-provoking guide, now available in three concise books, is designed to examine and explore beliefs that are prevalent in the evangelical Christian world today. New churches and denominations are emerging at a rapid pace, but are these congregations worshipping God in the way that He intended? Using Old and New Testament scripture, Dorricott traces the concept of God living among a people on the earth and shows how the Bible provides answers to fundamental questions such as: Why are there so many Christian churches? Can we be true Christians without belonging to a church? Is the apostles' teaching relevant in the twenty-first century? Is the New Testament just first-century history, or is it also a blueprint for us? Is all worship acceptable to God? By challenging all true followers of Jesus Christ to set aside conventional thinking and focus on the true meaning of God's house, Dorricott provides a path of genuine study and reflection that will guide all those who wish to examine and reaffirm their service in unity to God.

Book 3 of a three-part series. Written by a biblical scholar and church elder, this ambitious and thought-provoking guide, now available in three concise books, is designed to examine and explore beliefs that are prevalent in the evangelical Christian world today. New churches and denominations are emerging at a rapid pace, but are these congregations worshipping God in the way that He intended? Using Old and New Testament scripture, Dorricott traces the concept of God living among a people on the earth and shows how the Bible provides answers to fundamental questions such as: Why are there so many Christian churches? Can we be true Christians without belonging to a church? Is the apostles' teaching relevant in the twenty-first century? Is the New Testament just first-century history, or is it also a blueprint for us? Is all worship acceptable to God? By challenging all true followers of Jesus Christ to set aside conventional thinking and focus on the true meaning of God's house, Dorricott provides a path of genuine study and reflection that will guide all those who wish to examine and reaffirm their service in unity to God.

In this practical and Bible-based book, Keith Dorricott outlines a journey that God wants every Christian to embark upon, one that involves our own spirit and the Holy Spirit and that can result in a final destination of victorious Christian living 1. The Journey of Spirituality;2. Understanding How God Made Us;3. From Before the Cradle to Beyond the Grave;4. Being Spiritual, Not Fleshly;5. Becoming Dead to Sin;6. Putting Off the Old;7. Confessing and Repenting;8. Communing With God;9. Prayer That Works;10. Receiving God's Word;11. Three Types of Spiritual Fruit;12. Walking in the Spirit;13. Making it a Way of Life