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This bundle includes Pastor Riggen’s Understanding the Godhead, Understanding the New Birth, and recently published Understanding Separation. Purchase these three titles together and save!

Understanding The Godhead: Understanding the Godhead by Pastor Gregory K. Riggen is the product of years of study and experience expounding from Scriptural principles. This thorough account of the fullness of the Godhead: the Oneness of God’s Being, the essence of His Spiritual nature (eternal, invisible, etc.) and the incarnation of His Spirit in human form (in the man Christ Jesus) leaves readers “without excuse” as the Apostle Paul tells us it should in Romans 1:20. This concise explanation of the Godhead returns its readers to the brevity, clarity, and simplicity that comes naturally when you really “understand” the Godhead.

Understanding The New Birth: Just like Nicodemus in John 3:4, many Christians are left wondering about what it means to be “Born Again”. In Understanding the New Birth, Pastor Riggen provides a clear explanation of the essentiality of that “New Birth” experience. By way of introduction, the first few chapters capture several useful principles that aid in understanding the Bible itself. In later chapters, those principles are applied to the subject of the “New Birth”. As is his common practice, Pastor Riggen repeatedly cites Scripture to establish his claims. This book is a great resource for all Christians to strengthen their personal understanding of the Word of God, especially the subject of the “New Birth”.

Understanding Separation: In a time when compromise is celebrated and conviction is questioned, Understanding Separation brings clarity to one of the most neglected doctrines of the modern church. Pastor Gregory K. Riggen explains the Biblical foundation for separation from the world, its connection to holiness, and its essential role in the life of every true believer. With his signature clarity, Pastor Riggen walks readers through what it means to be called out, set apart, and wholly devoted to God—both inwardly and outwardly. This book challenges the reader to embrace the identity and lifestyle of separation. Addressing both internal and external aspects of holiness, this volume also emphasizes the importance of allowing for differences of opinion on matters where the Bible offers no specific guidance. As the third installment, it builds on foundational teachings from the first two volumes, which readers are encouraged to explore before delving into this work.