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Doug Clay

Biography

Doug Clay wrote the forewords to In Jesus' Name and A Pentecostal Commentary on Romans.

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A Pentecostal Commentary on Romans

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

AI Goes to Church

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The advancement of AI and web development is happening at an accelerated pace. Author Todd Korpi helps us to be proactive and to think critically and ethically on how AI can help the church remain missionally effective.”

Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine

Christian Living

“My good friend has done it again. This is an invaluable resource that reminds us that the Holy Spirit is not a ghost to be feared, not an it to be debated, not the idle member of the Trinity—He is the third person of the Godhead who lives inside born again Christians, and our relationship with Him is vital for spiritual growth and ministry effectiveness.”

In Jesus' Name

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Living Reconciled

Christian Living

“Brian Noble has provided an excellent resource in Living Reconciled. As you journey through this book, it will transform your thoughts and feelings so that you can live out your divine design.”

Parable Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The church is the primary instrument that God uses to expand his kingdom here on earth. Being the church and leading in the church are sacred and privileged opportunities. My friend Mike Burnette has brilliantly combined his life experiences and the parables of Jesus to help the reader do both. His insights on Jesus’ parables will deepen your faith and strengthen your leadership. Enjoy your journey through Parable Church.”

Pentecostal Perspectives

Theology

“Page after page, Timothy Laurito provides truths from Scripture that are essential for Spirit-filled living. When endorsing a book, it's important to determine three things: (1) Does the author have something to say? (2) Does the author practice what they write about? And (3) Does the author have the right motivation? In Pentecostal Perspectives, Dr. Laurito checks all three boxes. This is a must-read resource for both the pastor and the parishioner.”

Prayer That Ignites Revival

Christian Living

“A life that was transformed as a result of a prayer and revival movements, Joe Oden is now being used by God to raise the level of prayer maturity in the Body of Christ.”

Resurrecting Worship

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Worship is our response to all that God is, says, and does. Even though the generations may respond differently, it is not how we worship but whom we worship. Joseph Lear has a deep conviction to see the practice of biblical worship be a catalyst for spiritual growth.”

The Four Keys to Mental Health

Christian Living

“The Bible places a high value on mental health. It shows the interconnectedness of the spirit, soul, and body, advocating for holistic health. Steve Larson uses Scripture and biblical principles to take you on a journey to experience higher levels of mental and spiritual well-being in Christ!”

The Unfair Advantage

Christian Living

“God does not waste the experiences we go through . . . the good and the unpleasant. Aaron Burke uses his insight from Scripture and combines that with his life experiences to remind us that every setback and hurt can be used by God for our advantage! It will be to your advantage to read The Unfair Advantage.”

Uncommon Answers

Theology

“Uncommon Answers is an exciting journey of understanding what it’s like to partner with God in prayer and obedience . . . and then watch Him do the impossible! I pray that the miracles you read about in this book will elevate your faith to believe God to do exceedingly abundantly above all that you could ever ask or imagine in your life!”

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