Author

David K. Bernard

34 books

Books

  1. The New Birth 2010
  2. The Oneness of God (Series in Pentecostal Theology, Vol 1) 1986
32 more
  1. A History Of Christian Doctrine 1995
  2. The message of Romans 1987
  3. A Study Guide for in Search of Holiness 2011
  4. Essential Doctrines of the Bible 1988
  5. God's infallible word 1992
  6. In the name of Jesus 1992
  7. Understanding God's Word 2005
  8. Understanding the Articles of faith 1998
  9. Spiritual gifts 1997
  10. A handbook of basic doctrines 1988
  11. Light on Masonry 1997
  12. Oneness and Trinity, A.D. 100-300 1991
  13. The Oneness of God and a Study Guide for the Oneness of God 1998
  14. Practical holiness 1985
  15. Spiritual leadership in the twenty-first century 2015
  16. Pursuing holiness 2013
  17. Essentials of oneness theology 1985
  18. Growing a Church 2001
  19. Essentials of holiness 1989
  20. Essentials of the new birth 1987
  21. The message of Colossians and Philemon 1990
  22. The trinitarian controversy in the fourth century 1993
  23. A Hand Book of Basic Doctrines 1988
  24. On being Pentecostal 2011
  25. Doctrines of the Bible 1993
  26. Justification and the Holy Spirit 2007
  27. The oneness view of Jesus Christ 1994
  28. A Study Guide for the Oneness of God 1989
  29. Practical holiness 2012
  30. webster's new world dictionary 1951

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