Peter J. Bellini

Adventures in Spiritual Warfare

Christian Living

“Is spiritual warfare necessary? Do demons really exist? It is often said, ‘The man with an experience is never at the mercy of the man with an argument.’ Payne draws from his extensive research and rich personal experience as a missionary to illustrate the reality of demonic attacks and the need for scripturally informed spiritual warfare. Adventures in Spiritual Warfare is biblical, informative, and practical.”

Doctrine, Spirit, and Discipline

History & Biography

“A faithful witness to the people called Methodists in England and in America, this colossal volume expeditiously moves from Wesley to American Methodism and its extended branches to the current state of Wesleyanism today. Watson masterfully retells a well-chronicled narrative in terse, accessible, lucid prose, covering not just the contours of Wesleyan history with its highs and lows but also its various doctrinal developments and disputes and ecclesial divisions. The moral of the story, as indicated by the quote from which the title is taken, is that Methodism at its best is a blazing, fiery force of renewal and at its worst an inert, acculturated institution. Although coming in at nearly 500 pages, this volume is concise and highly accessible. Well-illustrated, highly detailed, and informative, Doctrine, Spirit, and Discipline is suitable for the classroom and will make a fine addition to any shelf of classic volumes on Methodist history.”

Follow the Healer

Theology

“Follow the Healer is a compelling and accessible exploration of the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. Christ healed those who were broken in body and soul and still heals today! It is the love and compassion of God then and now that moves his heart to heal. God longs to restore his image in a fractured humanity. This is the message of his kingdom. Dr. Seamands expounds on the various ways in which God still heals today that are both supernatural and natural. Christ invites the church to participate in his healing ministry through the power and authority of the Holy Spirit. Though he presents the case of healing in a clear, concise, and convincing way, Seamands recognizes the complexity and even mystery of healing. Why and how are some healed and others not? The author is not afraid to face the dilemma and offers honest and careful guidance and assurance for those grappling with this mystery. Overall, Follow the Healer is a balanced, approachable, compassionate, and scriptural call to better understand and minister God’s healing to a hurting world that desperately needs it.”

John 3:16

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this straightforward book on the most quoted Scripture in the Bible, Wreh breaks down John 3:16 for the everyday reader. He takes the familiar terms and concepts found in the passage and provides a theological explanation for each. His intention in this work is simply to proclaim the basic gospel message that God offers all of humanity salvation, and that salvation is found in Jesus Christ who died for the sins of the world. Although this message is clear but often taken for granted, the author opens up the text in a fresh, new way with its challenging questions and devotional context.”

Satan Exposed

Theology

“Dr. Payne provides us with a scholarly and accessible study in demonology that is both balanced and unapologetic regarding the nature and work of evil spirits. The demonic is often ignored or dismissed in academia and the local church. . . . We need to begin by adopting a biblical worldview on these matters. Payne’s work serves as a primer for such a task.”

Spiritual Warfare and the Gospel Offensive

Theology

Afterword

(wrote the afterword)

What I Remember of the Little I Understand

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Erin Grimm takes us on an inner, insightful odyssey of her own neuroatypicality. Impacted by schizoaffective disorder, she informs us that ‘people with psychosis are great teachers of the human condition.’ This book, as an emic, psychological translation, is unapologetic, candid, courageous, arresting, and informative as it opens our eyes to a reality that most will never experience and rarely understand.”