This book is about our five spiritual senses. As physical reality can be experienced through five physical senses so can spiritual reality be experienced through five spiritual senses. In this book the spiritual senses are named and defined.

The Bible as Sacred History starts with the Book of Genesis and moves through the Book of Revelation, tracing the main elements of the Biblical Story. The purpose is to give readers the overall picture, preparing them for deeper studies of the Bible. The Biblical Story is treated as a theological interpretation of God's activity in History.

A Christian Religious Experience inevitably results in Mission. This book deals first with six steps of a Christian Religious Experience and then offers eighteen examples of persons who have been ignited by the fire of the Holy Spirit to engage in some form of mission or ministry.

From time to time the mission of the church needs to be reformulated. With the rise of political and liberation theologies, this may be one of those times. After examining the classical missiology debate between William Ernest Hocking and Hendrik Kraemer. three political and liberation theologians are studied to discover how their theologies might affect a reformulation of the mission of the Christian church.

PHOTOS of New Testament Sites is a companion to three other books, The Messengers, An Explosion of Faith, and The First e-Letters. Together these three books are a running commentary on the entire New Testament. This book contains 186 photos of New Testament sites from Israel, Turkey, Greece, some of the Mediterranean Islands, and Rome.

PHOTOS of New Testament Sites is a companion to three other books, The Messengers, An Explosion of Faith, and The First e-Letters. Together these three books are a running commentary on the entire New Testament. This book contains 186 photos of New Testament sites from Israel, Turkey, Greece, some of the Mediterranean Islands, and Rome.

There was an explosion of faith in the first century church. It started with Pentecost when 3,000 people joined the new movement. A few days later another 5,000 people joined. As the Book of Acts ends, the persecution intensifies and the Book of Revelation offers comfort and hope to the growing church and the explosion of faith continues.

There are twenty-one Letters in the New Testament. They deal with all kinds of issues, theology, morality, and personal relationships. This is a study guide, which divides the Letters into twenty-six meaningful lessons and gives a running commentary on the Biblical text. The purpose is to enable laity to study these Letters in a small group setting.

Most of us have read Genesis and Exodus, but few of us work through Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. When Jesus was asked to name the greatest of the Commandments, he turned to Leviticus and Deuteronomy. When the author of the Gospel of John wanted to illustrate the meaning of the cross, he turned to Numbers. These books are worth reading, even if they are difficult.

A Brief Story of the Christian Faith is an attempt to trace the development of Christianity from its beginnings to the present. The first eight chapters deal with the Early Church. The next eight chapters deal with the Medieval Church, and the final eight chapters deal with the Renewing Church. Some of the chapters are longer than others. but each chapter is designed to be the basis of discussion within an hour or hour and one-half session. A Study Guide is available with the same title.