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Is Modern Evangelicalism Built on the Rock of Scripture or the Sand of Human Tradition? In KJV vs. Evangelicals—A Scriptural Refutation, David Michael Curtis presents a provocative and meticulously researched challenge to the core tenets of modern Evangelicalism. This book argues that many cherished practices—from the sinner's prayer and altar calls to the doctrine of "Once Saved, Always Saved"—are not found in the Bible but are traditions of men that nullify the Word of God. Using the rigorous Sentinel Threefold System (UAD), this work guides the reader through a comprehensive, ...

Are the foundational doctrines of the Churches of Christ built on the solid rock of the King James Bible or the shifting sands of human tradition? In Sentinel GPT: KJV vs. Churches of Christ—A Scriptural Refutation, David Michael Curtis applies a rigorous, verse-by-verse analysis to the core tenets of the Churches of Christ. This third installment of the KJV vs. The Institutional Churches series moves beyond surface-level debates to challenge the very spirit of exclusion and institutional authority that defines the movement. Using the powerful Sentinel Threefold System (UAD)—Uncovering ...

Does God’s sovereignty negate human free will? Did Christ die for the whole world or only for a select few? For centuries, the doctrines of Calvinism have been a source of deep division and confusion within the church. Many sincere believers find themselves struggling to reconcile the TULIP framework with the Bible's universal invitations of grace. Sentinel GPT: KJV vs. Calvinism offers a decisive and scripturally-grounded refutation of this complex theological system. Built exclusively upon the King James Version and a rigorous topical Bible study method, this book bypasses centuries of ...

Naomi Sato, a master gardener presumed lost at sea, returns to her family in Kamakura, Japan, not as a victim, but as a woman transformed. Her two years of survival on a deserted island with nothing but a King James Bible have replaced her quiet family traditions with an unshakeable, scriptural faith. But her newfound peace, a "peace that passeth all understanding," becomes a declaration of war against the cherished beliefs of her family. Her refusal to participate in the ancestral Obon ceremony creates a schism that threatens to tear her family apart, leaving her disowned and an outcast in...

Are the traditions of the Catholic Church in harmony with the Holy Bible? This book is not a book of easy answers, but a guide to asking the right questions. In a world of thousands of denominations, Sentinel GPT: KJV vs. Catholicism equips you to cut through centuries of human tradition and return to the one, true foundation: the plain teachings of the King James Bible. This is not another book of opinion or theological debate. It is a master architect's toolkit, designed to empower you to dismantle unstable religious systems and build your faith on the unshakeable rock of Scripture. This ...

Two years on a deserted island left photojournalist Sophia Rodriguez with only one possession—and one conviction: the King James Bible is the sole Word of God. Returning home to Oaxaca, Mexico, Sophia is celebrated as a miracle. But her family’s joyous faith, steeped in Catholic tradition, saints, and sacraments, is a world away from the simple, direct truth she discovered in scripture. Her refusal to honor tradition for the sake of truth leads to a heartbreaking ultimatum: recant, or be cast out. Choosing her Savior over her family, Sophia is left homeless and alone in the city she ...

Omar Al-Farsi, the celebrated architect and prodigal son of a powerful Saudi family, returns to Riyadh a national hero. To the world, he is the sole survivor of a catastrophic plane crash, a man whose Muslim faith sustained him for two years on a desolate island. This celebrated survival, however, is a carefully constructed lie. On that island, the man they knew died, and a new one was born—a follower of Jesus Christ. Now, back in the heart of a kingdom where his new faith is a crime punishable by death, Omar must navigate a life of dangerous duplicity. Hailed as a miracle, he is thrust ...

After a year stranded on a remote island with only a King James Bible for company, Renata Costa is miraculously rescued and returned to her family in Lisbon. But the joyous reunion she dreamed of quickly becomes a battleground for her soul. The simple, scripture-based faith she forged in solitude is in direct conflict with the rich, centuries-old Catholic traditions her family holds dear. Faced with a crisis of conscience, Renata can no longer pray the rosary, venerate saints, or attend Mass. Her quiet stand, rooted in the authority of the Word of God alone, is seen not as faith, but as a ...

The fledgling church faces a threat more insidious than the sword of Rome. In the year 39 AD, the house churches of the Empire are growing, anchored by the eyewitness testimonies of the apostles. But a shadow is brewing in Jerusalem—a new doctrine that threatens to destroy the very heart of the gospel. This teaching, carried by persuasive and zealous men, preaches "Jesus, plus..." It insists that Gentile believers must be circumcised and obey the Law of Moses to be truly saved. This is the doctrine of the Judaizers, a legalistic poison that divides Jew from Gentile, creates two classes of...

A single question threatens to tear the fledgling church apart: Must a Gentile become a Jew to be saved? From the house churches of Rome to the inner chambers of Jerusalem, the faith of the first believers is put to the test. In this sweeping novel of the early church, the scholar Caius Septimius and the statesman Andronicus journey as delegates from Rome, seeking an answer that will save their mixed congregation from a heresy that demands obedience to the Law. They arrive in Jerusalem to find the apostles locked in a monumental debate. Paul and Barnabas stand firm for the liberty of grace,...

In a city ruled by a goddess of silver, one man’s message ignites a fire that threatens to consume the Roman world. The Apostle Paul’s ministry in Ephesus has reached its zenith. In the school of Tyrannus, the Word of God grows mightily and prevails, culminating in a great bonfire of magic books that shakes the city to its spiritual foundations. But this triumph of faith casts a long and dangerous shadow. Demetrius, a master silversmith whose fortune is forged in the worship of the goddess Diana, sees his livelihood collapsing. With his craft in peril and the city’s devotion ...

A single letter arrives in Rome, igniting a fire of hope and fear among the city’s secret house churches. The Apostle Paul, the controversial and tireless champion of the gospel, has announced his intention to visit them. But before he can reach the heart of the Empire, he must first journey into the heart of a political and prophetic firestorm: Jerusalem. What begins as a mission to deliver a charitable collection to the saints quickly spirals into a fight for his very life. The Epistle to the Romans plunges readers into one of the most pivotal moments in church history. Witness the ...

Chained but unyielding, the Apostle Paul arrives in Rome after a harrowing journey marked by a catastrophic shipwreck, a venomous viper, and the miraculous power of God. Confined to a hired house, his prison becomes the unexpected epicenter of a spiritual war. While the apostle preaches with bold confidence to a stream of soldiers, senators, and slaves, the battle for the soul of the Empire has just begun. From within his chains, Paul pens his most profound letters—Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, and the masterpiece to the Hebrews—forging a doctrinal arsenal for the ...

A spiritual famine is sweeping the newly formed churches of Galatia, and the very soul of the gospel is at stake. In Rome, the house churches led by Andronicus, Caius, and Rufus are still reeling from Herod's persecution, the martyrdom of James, and the miraculous escape of Peter. As they grapple with a new generation—sons like Marcus, Titus, and Alexander who are struggling with the social and political cost of the faith—they must also contend with a devastating famine in Judea. Meanwhile, the Holy Spirit has called Barnabas and Paul from Antioch, launching a perilous mission to the ...

From the philosophical battleground of Athens to the decadent heart of Corinth, the Apostle Paul faces his most challenging mission yet. After confronting the Stoics and Epicureans on Mars’ Hill, he arrives in Corinth, a city of immense wealth and vice. Working as a humble tentmaker, he preaches in the synagogue until, facing violent rejection, he makes a historic turn to the Gentiles, setting his sights on the pagan world. But as the church in Corinth is born, new threats emerge. The arrival of the eloquent Apollos ignites a dangerous rivalry, splintering the young fellowship into ...

In the twilight of the apostolic age, with Jerusalem in ruins and the last of the eyewitnesses passing from the world, a deep and dangerous schism fractures the heart of the Christian faith. The Two Churches (c. 71-96 AD), the thirteenth volume in the sweeping 1st Century House Churches series, plunges readers into the critical decades where two competing models of the church—one visible and powerful, the other hidden and persecuted—vie for the soul of the fledgling movement. In Rome, the trauma of Nero’s persecution has forged two divergent paths. The influential Clement, a man who ...

n the smoldering heart of a fallen city, a dark apostle's vengeance sets the stage for the ultimate test of faith. Rome, 64 AD. The Great Fire has ravaged the capital, and a paranoid Emperor Nero needs a scapegoat. At the venomous whisper of Simon Magus—a sorcerer nursing a decades-old grudge against the apostles—Nero finds his victims: the city’s small but steadfast community of Christians. Accused of "hatred of the human race," the followers of the Way are marked for annihilation. As the first generation of leaders—including the apostles Peter and Paul—are dragged to the ...

They witnessed the fire of Pentecost. Now they must carry its ember into the heart of a pagan empire. In 33 AD, four families from Rome—led by Andronicus the statesman, Caius the scholar, Lucius the craftsman, and Rufus, the son of the man who carried Christ’s cross—travel to Jerusalem seeking truth. They arrive just in time to be swept up in the miraculous events of Pentecost. After hearing Peter's sermon and being born of water, their lives are irrevocably transformed. They return to Rome as new men, tasked with planting a new faith in a hostile land. Rejected by the synagogues and ...

Many view the Bible as a collection of disconnected stories. They see a creation, a flood, a set of laws, and the life of a Saviour, but miss the single, magnificent purpose that binds them all. What if there was a master key to unlock the entire biblical narrative? The Unfolding Promise reveals this golden thread: the covenant God made with Abraham nearly four thousand years ago. It argues that the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, is the single, unified story of God’s unwavering plan to fulfill His promise of a coming "Seed." That Seed is Jesus the Christ, and His destiny is to ...

Dr. Aisha Khan returns from the dead, but her miracle is a declaration of war. After two years lost and presumed dead, her joyful reunion with her devout Muslim family in Karachi, Pakistan, is built on a dangerous secret. While her father praises Allah for her miraculous return, Aisha knows the truth: she was saved on a desolate island not by the god of her ancestors, but by the one he calls a prophet—Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Her refusal to participate in the family’s Islamic prayers shatters the fragile peace, leading to a brutal confrontation with her patriarch father. Accused of...