While we understand what it means to save someone's life, a task given to policemen, firefighters, doctors and people who know CPR, we aren't quite sure what it means to be saved spiritually. We hear preachers shout the simple five lettered word into a multi-syllable phenomenon: "You must be saa-yaa-vvvv-ed." We see bumper stickers proclaim it. Missionaries confront you with it. "Are you saved?" It's a good question. It's a big question. It's a tough question. It's the most important question we could ever answer. But what does it mean? SAVED answers 25 questions that many ask before they...

Jesus focused on the concept of releasing. He told people to let go of things all the time. Why do we need to know that today? Our hands are so full that we can't receive God's blessing. Our grip is so tight that we can't grab on to what really matters. RELEASE explores this concept found predominantly throughout the Gospels. We will look at what was released and what the person received in return. From the characters in the parables to the real people in Jesus' life, we'll see that releasing our lives actually fills our lives.

Genesis means "In the beginning." Genesis is about beginnings - the beginning of creation, time, mankind, relationships, sin and salvation. The only thing Genesis is not about is the beginning of God, who always was and always is. Genesis helps us to understand where it all began and why things are the way they are. It shows us the importance of Israel and how God protects and guides a people dedicated to him. Genesis shows us that God has a plan and if you follow that plan, he will lead you to eternal life. Genesis sets purpose in motion. The faith of Abraham reveals a belief that moves from...

If people saw miracles today, wouldn't they believe? How do we know God exists? Why did people live a long time in the Bible? If God is good, why is there so much evil? If I commit suicide, will God forgive me? Are people possessed by Satan today? Is God jealous? What is the unforgivable sin? We all have questions, but do we truly seek the answers? REASON FOR HOPE is for those who have questions about God and are looking for a reason to find hope in Him again. REASON FOR HOPE is also perfect for those who want to be prepared to give others reasons for the hope inside them. REASON FOR HOPE...

Is faith a requirement for healing? Did Cain have sex with his sister? Why does God let bad things happen? What does God look like? Are the Jews still God's people? Is Jesus the only way? Do we have to be loyal to our leaders if they are bad? Does God close wombs? Can televangelists do miracles? Should homosexuals be allowed to marry? Is abortion a sin? If I'm a Christian, why do I keep on sinning? We all have questions, but do we truly seek the answers? REASON FOR HOPE: MORE ANSWERS TO YOUR BIBLE QUESTIONS looks at 50 more questions that have perplexed believers and non-believers alike. It...

Is there such a place as purgatory? What is Judgment Day? Will people literally burn for eternity in hell? Will I see my pets in heaven? What will we do in heaven all day? Will we go to the bathroom in heaven? Is there sex in heaven? Reason for Hope: Answers to Your Question about Heaven looks at 72 questions that have perplexed believers and non-believers alike. People want to know what to expect from the afterlife. This book is perfect for those who want to be prepared to give others clear and concise answers to questions they hear all the time. Hopefully, it will give people hope and...

Exodus is about salvation. It tells the story of God saving man from slavery. Sometimes God has to go to incredible lengths to reveal his power, but it's all worth it because he hears the cries of his people and he has to do something. God's power could be revealed through incredible earth-shattering miracles in the most powerful nation on earth or through a simple burning bush in the middle of nowhere to a lowly shepherd. God's power is found in His words and promises. There is also power in God's commands. He wants us to live a righteous life so outsiders can understand a righteous God...

Deuteronomy means "second law" which covers the time Moses explained the law (revealed first in Exodus and Leviticus) a second time to the people. After being on the Mount Sinai for two forty day periods, Moses came down from the mountain and told the people how God wanted them to live. Now, forty years later, after wandering through the desert (the book of Numbers) as punishment to the generation that didn't believe that God could help them overcome the enemies living in the Promised Land, Moses stood on the border of Jordan and Israel, east of the Jordan River. At the time of Deuteronomy,...