Joshua: Conquering in the Name of Christ is a small book and study guide that can be useful in studying the biblical book of Joshua by a men’s group, or any small circle or study group. It offers a structured approach with ten lessons, each including study questions, notes, and reading assignments that delve into key events and themes from Joshua’s life and leadership.
This book is a treatise that addresses the challenging matter of two great mysteries that are featured in the Book of Revelation: The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast. This nearly 400-page discussion seeks to examine more closely the theology intrenched in these twin paradigms and their modern relevance and meaning.
This title is a small booklet written to encourage a reformation and re-defining of the roles of clergy and laity, that could potentially lead to greater overall gospel success. Adjustments to the respective roles of each, heightened understanding by both leaders and their congregations, mutual efforts of cooperation each with the other, could lead to greater achievement through efforts that will better prepare the church to achieve their divine mission both local and world-wide.
Back to the Future, Forward to the Past, is a book written to teach the concept that the prior religious history of our earth provides an amazing, accurate, and fascinating template for the expected nature of the closing scenes that are now anticipated for the near future. The new is in the old contained, the old is in the new explained. We can go “back to the future!”
Communicating With God is a book addressing the matter of determining God’s will through the three great indicators of the Bible, the Spirit, and the workings of Providence. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, biblical insights, and practical guidance, it examines various ways God may speak—such as through Scripture, providence, and spiritual impressions—while emphasizing the importance of listening with an open heart.
Articles of Faith is a treatise on general theological matters that focuses on amazing patterns in the biblical text that support the Bible’s claim as being the Word of God. Through a series of essays, it delves into topics such as the theological significance of Mary Magdalene anointing Jesus, the structured order of biblical books, and the prophetic symbolism of the wilderness sanctuary.
This book is a simple and concise look at the theme of the Second Coming of Christ found emblazoned in the heavens. These amazing predictions as found in the heavens point to the return of Christ to this Earth. Even the sky proclaims this exciting New Testament teaching as found in the Bible.
Exit: Examining the Fourth Angel's Message, is a book dedicated to understanding the message of Revelation 18:1 ff. and the call to "Come Out of Babylon." The subject addressed is how to best prepare for, understand, and be ready to share the final message of Christ's imminent return to this earth.
The Ambassador of Heaven, is a study of the Holy Spirit, the divine agency sent to revive, instruct, and bless the modern church. In this book, purposely written in simple terms, effort is made to help Adventist Christians understand better the manifestly important need for God’s Spirit to be poured out in an unprecedented measure in the present day.
This book explores the biblical “arks” tied to Noah’s Flood, Moses’ Exodus, and Israel’s wilderness and later history (Ark of the Covenant). It argues their historical validity and significance as “ships of salvation,” revealing God’s purposes and ties to Christ and the future.
Soaring High is a second volume of stories that highlight the blessings found in honoring the Sabbath.
Riding High is a collection of 49 personal stories that demonstrate the inherent blessings of keeping the seventh-day Sabbath.
As the title infers: Armageddon: Meaning and Myth is a treatment about understanding the place, symbolism, and final meaning of the word: “Armageddon” in Revelation 16:16.
This treatise addresses errant assumptions often found in modern teachings about astronomy and how these prevailing determinations relate to the biblical account of creation in Genesis.
