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The Book of Hebrews: Christ Above All Step beyond the veil. Discover the supremacy of Christ in one of the most profound and spiritually rich books of the Bible. The Book of Hebrews is a bold and beautiful declaration that Jesus is not just a better way—He is the only way. From shadows to substance, from rituals to relationship, from the old covenant to the new, this book draws a straight line from the tabernacle to the throne room, from the sacrifices of bulls to the perfect offering of the Son of God. Explore the majesty of Jesus as High Priest, Mediator, and Eternal King. Be anchored ...

Understanding World Economics: From the Gold Standard to Global Power Shifts Why does the price of bread rise when oil spikes? How do tariffs between world powers ripple through local economies? And why does a verse from Revelation still echo in modern debates about scarcity and value? Understanding World Economics takes you on a journey through the forces that shape our global financial system. From the historic gold standard to today’s tangled web of debt, trade wars, rare earth sanctions, and shifting alliances, this book sheds light on the hidden levers of power that move markets and ...

Reading Jeremiah Today: A Voice for a Fractured World In a world marked by spiritual confusion, cultural upheaval, and fractured identity, the ancient voice of Jeremiah speaks with renewed relevance. Reading Jeremiah Today brings the prophetic message of the "weeping prophet" into sharp focus for contemporary believers. More than just a historical figure, Jeremiah emerges as a passionate voice of truth, lament, warning, and hope—calling God's people back to covenant faithfulness. Michael Christian Bell guides readers through the unfolding drama of Judah’s rebellion, exile, and the ...

This book encourages believers to activate their New Testament priesthoods by first understanding the difference between the Old Covenant teachings of tithing and the New Testament grace teaching that many churches fail to preach. Secondly, this book explains how believer's charitable works can increase exponentially and give fulfillment and purpose to their personal experience. It looks at how believers pay their tithes to the churches and almost directly afterwards, out in the community, needs arise but the believers cannot assist because their tithe to their churches has left them empty ...

Naomi was grateful that Ruth refused to desert her because she loved Ruth and she recalled when Mahlon, her first son, had brought Ruth to the family home; she knew then that Ruth was a God-send and a girl with a heart of gold. Naomi questioned in her mind about the randomness of events: was it by chance or was it predestined that Ruth, a foreigner, should become part of Naomi’s family? Ah, it was all too deep for her. The beloved Ruth stumbled into the field of the wealthy landowner Boaz. He saw Ruth and she captured his heart.

Discover the Hidden Messiah in the Pages of the Old Testament Long before a manger in Bethlehem or a cross on Calvary, the coming of Christ was foretold — not in whispers, but in vivid signs, sacred symbols, and prophetic declarations scattered across the Hebrew Scriptures. In The Coming of Christ Foretold in the Old Testament, journey through every book of the Old Testament to uncover the rich tapestry of types, shadows, and prophecies that point unmistakably to Jesus. From the Seed of the woman in Genesis to the Suffering Servant in Isaiah, this book unveils how the entire narrative of ...

In the quaint village of Bethlehem, a Jewish mother named Naomi finds herself weighed down by the burdens of life. An unrelenting famine grips the land, casting a long shadow of uncertainty over her family's future. Her two children, plagued by persistent illnesses, add to the weight of her and her husband’s worries.In this trying affliction, they grapple with an overwhelming dilemma. The predicament looms large: how can they navigate this distressing situation and secure a brighter tomorrow for their loved boys? Choices must be made, decisions must be weighed, and the path forward ...

The Apostle Peter said that Paul wrote things hard to understand. That most definitely applies to his cherished and revered Romans Epistle. It’s a challenging book for Christians to comprehend the wonderful, dynamic, principles that Paul presents; yet it is an exceptionally profound, practical, awe-inspiring, and life-giving contribution to the New Testament. Romans is about salvation by faith, trust, and belief. It clarifies justification, rewards with sanctification, and assists disciples of Christ to experience, appropriate, and live by the Law of the Spirit and Life. As well, it helps...

Charles Russell the founder of the Jehovah's Witness Society was born into the Presbyterian Church but in his adolescent years came under the influence of William Miller the Baptist turned Adventist who made some wild predictions about the return of Christ to the earth. This short book checks out the beginnings of the Jehovah Witness movement and assesses the character of Charles Russell. In Why I Reject Jehovah’s Witness Teachings, Michael offers a deeply personal and thought-provoking examination of the doctrines of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, revealing the dangers of man-made traditions...

Unlikely Hero: The Story of Gideon In a world where fear reigns and oppression looms, one man rises from the shadows to lead a nation to victory. Gideon, a humble farmer from the least of the tribes, is called by God to deliver Israel from the hands of the ruthless Midianites. But as doubts cloud his heart and his faith wavers, Gideon must confront his insecurities and embrace the divine purpose that has been placed upon him. With only 300 untrained men at his side, Gideon embarks on an audacious mission that defies conventional wisdom. Armed with trumpets and torches, he leads a daring ...

Echoes of Babel: Tracing Human Migrations Embark on a captivating journey through human history inspired by the biblical account of Babel. "Echoes of Babel" delves into the remarkable migrations that have shaped civilizations, drawing from diverse cultures and distant lands. This book, while not scholarly in nature, is an exploration fueled by personal intrigue and curiosity. Discover the narrative woven with factual historical accounts and data, tracing the footsteps of ancient travelers across vast distances. The focus shifts to the Austronesian expansion into the Pacific islands and New ...

What can a modern Pentecostal believer learn from the towering figures of Christian history? In The Fathers, the Reformers, and Me, Michael Christian Bell embarks on a unique journey, comparing his own Spirit-filled faith with the beliefs and teachings of the early Church Fathers, the bold Reformers, and key spiritual leaders throughout the centuries. With honesty and clarity, Bell explores where tradition and revival converge, and where they diverge. From Ignatius of Antioch to Martin Luther, from Watchman Nee to Billy Graham, Bell’s reflections invite readers to engage deeply with ...

"Let there be light..." What if Genesis is not symbolic, but architectural? In this bold and meditative work, The Earth According to Genesis, Michael opens the Scriptures with fresh eyes and a listening heart. From the firmament above to the waters below, from the circle of the earth to the stars as signs, he invites readers into a sacred worldview—one that sees creation not as a chaotic explosion, but as a sanctuary, hand-crafted by God. Drawing from deep prayer, the words of the prophets, and even echoes in nature and history, this book reclaims the beauty of a geocentric, dome-covered ...

Jonah: The Prophet Who Ran, and the God Who Pursued Tucked among the Minor Prophets, the Book of Jonah stands apart as a story-driven account of a reluctant prophet, a rebellious heart, and a God whose mercy knows no borders. Set during a time of Israelite strength but spiritual decline, Jonah’s call to preach repentance to Nineveh, the feared capital of Assyria, sets the stage for a dramatic journey marked by flight, storm, surrender, and surprising grace. Far more than a tale of a man and a fish, Jonah is a mirror held up to every believer who has ever run from obedience, wrestled with ...

David and Bathsheba: A Tale of Love, Kingdom, and Redemption Step into the dramatic world of ancient Israel, where power, passion, and prophecy intertwine in the extraordinary saga of David and Bathsheba. This captivating narrative explores the rise of King David as he unites a fractured kingdom, defeats formidable enemies, and establishes a reign marked by both triumph and turmoil. As David ascends the throne, he embarks on a monumental journey to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, symbolizing God's presence among His people. Witness the fervor and devotion as David dances before ...

In the gripping tale of "Elijah: A Journey Through Despair to Renewal," readers are invited to step into the life of one of the Bible's most compelling prophets. This story explores Elijah's dramatic journey from triumph to despair, showcasing the struggles of a man who once stood boldly against the false gods of his time but now finds himself hiding in a cave, grappling with overwhelming disappointment and disillusionment. The narrative delves into Elijah's profound moments of vulnerability as he faces the wrath of Queen Jezebel and the crushing weight of isolation. It examines the ...

Unrecognized by the World: John’s Epistle A Journey Through the Eyes of the Beloved Disciple "The world does not know us, because it did not know Him." — 1 John 3:1 Step into the heart of the Apostle John's message — a powerful letter not just written to early believers, but to you. In Unrecognized by the World, discover the beauty and tension of living as a child of God in a world that cannot comprehend you. With deep affection and unwavering conviction, John reminds us that the love of the Father sets us apart, and that such love is not always understood — or welcomed — by the ...

Guidance is one of the most important lessons in the Christian experience, and let’s face it, many Christians are unable to discern the voice of the Lord and are unfamiliar with the term called ‘the leading of the Spirit.’ This is a growth issue. Some Believers grow slowly and some grow quickly. Some are ready for it, others are not yet there. Because pastors and modern day clergy have such a huge impact upon the guidance of Believers and their spiritual dispositions, I will explain the purpose of the ministry gifts and their human personalities. Remember, Christians must never exalt ...

What if the fall of man was more glorious than we imagined—and the road back more beautiful than we ever dreamed? In The Glory We Lost, Michael takes us on a richly biblical journey through Eden, the flood, the firmament, Israel’s role in redemption, and the daily presence of God in believers’ lives. This revelatory work weaves Scripture, spiritual insight, and prophetic experience into a powerful call to holiness, separation, and joyful communion with the Creator. For readers hungry for truth and longing for purity, this book is a treasure.

Isaiah – Glorious and Fantastic Divine Messages Exploring the Heart of God’s Prophetic Voice Dive deep into the prophetic brilliance of Isaiah, one of the Bible’s greatest visionaries. This commentary unfolds the rich tapestry of divine revelation found in key chapters—1, 4, 5, 6, 9, and the majestic 40 through 66—that reveal God’s holiness, judgment, mercy, and eternal plan for salvation. From the powerful calls to repentance and justice, to the awe-inspiring messianic promises and the hope of restoration for all nations, this book uncovers Isaiah’s timeless messages with ...