This tale of a runaway slave shows how God pursues a sinner, using the testimonies of godly people to constantly smite the conscience of the slave while he pursues his hedonistic dreams. After succeeding, God radically changes the slave's life.

Hebrews is an epistle by somebody who understood perfectly the Law of Moses, and the cultural history of the Jews which was based on this Law. The epistle is rich in ancient things and people: the Ark of the covenant and the altar; Abraham and Joshua as examples. Another devotional study by the author, this book is also full of cracker barrel philosophy and wisdom, as well as scientific knowledge. This blend of scholarship, common sense, creation, and science makes for fascinating reading. As a Bible literalist the author holds the Bible in great reverence and awe as God's preserved Word. The...

This book should be of interest to everybody who lives on this twirling globe. This book is a philosophical and scientific examination of the only honest and authoritative source for such information that exists - the Authorized Version of the King James Bible. Pseudo-science has completely ignored God's account, and proceeded to develop its own system of mythical explanations that satisfies the inane element of the world's population. God warned of these mythological tales when Paul wrote to Timothy, and said, "O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain...

Could a healthy young man love an undesirable woman, if the woman were misshapen and filthy? Could this young man, who only a few weeks ago was a lust-driven hedonist, love the Bible supremely? Could a mutual love for the Scriptures be motivation enough alone to make a good marriage? Even if the marriage were between the man and woman described above? Can there be a genuine marriage without Eros? Without children? These and other questions are addressed in this story, mixed in a matrix of adventure and romance. Onesimus, the runaway slave of The Road to Rome accepted Jesus Christ as his...

This is a novel of a night of a pastor. Dr. Roy Arbuckle is a complete pastor, husband, and father. He knows the Lord Jesus may cleave the sky at any moment. He is energized by a toy hour glass given him by a child. His unsaved son lives far away, but he must go see the boy. It is late evening, but he sets out to drive through the night to confront the son one more time. His exhaustion is wearing heavily on him when he sees a truck wreck. He encounters a woman who has a kidnaped child in her possession. He is caught in a robbery at a convenience store, and faces a pistol muzzle. His chase of...

Irene, a Christian teen, is hooked on rock music. She befriends a poor girl from a broken, wicked family named Mindy. Irene invites Mindy to her home one week end in the hope of winning her to Jesus Christ. Mindy finds the records Irene has hidden, and the week end becomes a nightmare for Irene. She becomes convicted of the love of rock music. After she repents, and destroys the records, she volunteers to work on a church Sunday school bus route. Irene learns to love her bus captain, Miss Mote, and together they win Mindy after a tangle of events. The saga of the pink dress and shoes to match...

Do we have a Bible available in the world today? Is the Bible a book, or a whole library of books? Does God offer man a Word, or a whole dictionary of words? There has never been a time when there was more confusion about God's Word than today when man is supposed to know more about God than at any time in history. God, who is not a God of confusion, finds His people wallowing in a mud hole of confusion. Did God say Mary was a virgin or a young woman? Did God say her purification, or their purification? Did Moses say seed, or did he say descendants or offspring? Did God know what He was...

Jesus Christ was a descendant of King David, but so far removed that He was born to a simple maid. He became a lowly carpenter, ekeing out a meagre living. Then He burst upon the Jewish scene making statements that delighted the people, and caused the leaders great consternation. Before He was crucified, He said and did so many things that the world could not contain the books necessary to record them. Everything He said has come to pass, and we have chosen a few of those statements for examination.

Chained to His Chariot continues the story of Paul's life from Illyricum, where The Invalid Warrior ended to his rented house prison in Rome where he is about to be evicted. With old age rapidly overtaking him, the Apostle was aggressive as he was in his youth. Blindness, illness, threats, abuse could no more deter the old man than they could deter the young man. Paul's life and legacy should be an inspiration to every Saint; and especially to unbelievers.