Press On Like Paul: A Pronomian Guide to Running the Race, Keeping the Faith, and Walking As Jesus Walked

Did Jesus do away with His Father's Old Testament instructions, which train us to live faithfully? Paul sure didn't think so.

If Holy Spirit is stirring within you a distaste for living in the status quo and you hunger for more from the Christian experience, that's because there is more. Once we are saved by grace through faith, that is not the end of our Christian journey! Holy Spirit wants to draw us into deeper communion with Himself by training our faith to press on in daily actions of faithfulness.

Jennifer Kreager's book Press On Like Paul studies three ways we should actively participate with Holy Spirit in our sanctification. In this deep dive into Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, we discover that, despite its inability to save, the Law of God is the very thing that demonstrates our love to God and aims our feet at Jesus as we press on toward Him.

"The church has misunderstood Paul's view of the Torah for centuries. This book is an easy, short read to show you clearly and from Scripture that Paul didn't mean what you think he meant about Torah keeping. What I love about Jennifer's book is that you don't have to be a Bible scholar to understand it. She makes a theologically sound case, but in words and terms that any Christian will understand and appreciate. "Press On Like Paul" reads like you're having coffee and a friendly Bible chat with her at your kitchen table. Whether you agree with her or not, I highly recommend reading this book. You should know why many believers are changing their minds about the Torah's continued relevance in the Christian life."
-AMY KAY GUENTHER, Torah Sisters

"What a terrific book! It's easy for me to fall into the trap of thinking that salvation is the end of the race, when it's actually just the starting block. Jennifer beautifully explains the process of sanctification in a way that I could apply to my life today."
--ANNE ELLIOTT, Homeschooling Torah