This encyclopedia offers an in-depth exploration of the world of the Bible, combining scholarly research with accessible explanations. With thousands of entries covering topics from archaeology to theology, it provides reliable insights into biblical facts and contexts. Designed to support both academic study and devotional reading, it remains an essential resource for anyone wanting a deeper g…
Knight’s book critiques the trap of legalism by showing how rigid rule-keeping can distort true Christian spirituality. Using humor, irony, and theological insight, he warns believers against mistaking external compliance for authentic holiness. Ultimately, the work calls readers to embrace grace, faith, and a Christ-centered life instead of performance-driven religion.
This book contrasts American conservatism with progressivism, highlighting how the expansion of government power threatens liberty. Levin argues that only through limited government, individual responsibility, and adherence to the Constitution can freedom be preserved. It serves both as a critique of modern politics and as a rallying guide for conservatives.
This book equips believers to share their faith without fear or artificial methods. Hybels and Mittelberg emphasize that effective evangelism grows from personal authenticity and God-given individuality. Through biblical teaching, real-life examples, and practical exercises, they help readers discover their personal approach to outreach, dismantle barriers to faith, and learn how to present Chr…
In this influential manifesto, Levin contrasts liberty with tyranny, warning against the dangers of expanding government and diminishing individual freedom. He critiques progressive policies, defends the U.S. Constitution, and calls for a revival of America’s founding principles. Blending political theory with contemporary analysis, the book serves as both a critique of modern liberalism and …
This novel presents a suspenseful narrative that examines human vulnerability and divine strength when life is overshadowed by fear and uncertainty. Through fast-paced storytelling, the authors reveal how faith provides hope and courage in the “midnight hour” of life’s crises. Combining mystery with spiritual reflection, the book encourages readers to trust God’s presence even in their …
This book compiles a series of distinguished lectures that reflect on the enduring dialogue between religion, history, and philosophy. Through the voices of leading intellectuals, it addresses pressing questions about the nature of belief, the relevance of religion in public life, and the challenges of modernity to faith traditions. The volume highlights the Tanner-McMurrin Lectures’ role in …
This work illustrates how God’s hand still directs events and sustains His people in times of crisis. Through missionary accounts, church history, and testimonies of providential leading, Spicer and Menkel emphasize that divine intervention did not end in biblical times but continues in the present. The book encourages readers to recognize God’s activity in their own lives and to find coura…
In this classic sermon series, Chappell examines the “faces” seen around the Cross—Pilate, the centurion, Mary, the thieves, and others—revealing their reactions to Christ’s sacrifice. Each character reflects choices that humanity continues to face: rejection, indifference, doubt, or acceptance of Jesus as Savior. With clarity and warmth, Chappell calls readers to see themselves among…
This novel tells the story of individuals caught between the lure of crime and the call of conscience. Through richly drawn characters and a suspense-filled plot, Bockmann demonstrates the transforming power of faith in Christ and the triumph of light over darkness. Intended both to entertain and inspire, the book highlights the challenges of making moral choices while living in a world oversha…