A Series of 37 Studies in the New Testament Epistle Commonly Called "Hebrews." It has become this author's conviction that The Epistle to the Hebrews is the single most important piece of New Testament literature relative to an accurate understanding of biblical eschatology (end-times) and soteriology (salvation). As long as the foundational theological information in this treatise is misunderstood, misapplied, and mistaught (long before interpreting The Book of Revelation is ever attempted), God's people-we-will not enjoy the contentment that our Lord intended for us to experience. Hence my...

There's more conflict in Christendom than what most are aware of related to "when" the Old Covenant came to its final end. This booklet deals primarily with answering this issue by demonstrating that the covenant could not and did not pass away until all of its prophecies and promises were fulfilled, allowing the inheritance to then be bequeathed to God's true children.

My purpose in this book isn't to go through James and rip it apart and tear out pages from it, saying, "This isn't for us, and that isn't for us," and so on, for there are definitely several principles in this wondrous little epistle that may properly be applied to us. Rather, as I did in my book on Hebrews, my purpose in this short book is to approach James with an emphasis on the hermeneutic of "audience relevance," then to permit you, my readers, to employ your own faculties of logic provided by God as your Creator, to make appropriate applications to yourself and your contemporaries. I...