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Beneath two skies, humanity stands at a crossroads. One sky is filled with prophecy—the thunder of sermons, the timelines of end-times teachers, the conviction that history is running out of time. The other sky is filled with rockets, telescopes, and scientific wonder—a universe expanding faster than we can imagine, waiting to be explored. For centuries, these skies have seemed to collide: faith warning that the world will soon end, science dreaming of the centuries and civilizations ahead. Many believers feel torn between prophecy and progress. Many skeptics assume Christianity fears ...

This Second Edition includes a brief introduction and extra chapters to bring the reader up to date with what others who have left the pre-trib camp have discovered about the end-times. Some phrases and sentences have also been reworded to be less technical than the original printing. Most of book remains the same as the original volume which has become ever more popular since its publication in 2016. The pre-trib rapture theory has become so pervasive among Western Protestants that the younger Christians are often unaware of its novelty. Christians who have studied Church History ...

End-times Bible prophecy is like a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle partially done. Many godly people have come before us establishing the borders of the puzzle. Parts of the faces and landscape are taking form, yet without the box cover showing the finished product, no one really knows how it ought to look when it is entirely assembled. The timing of the rapture is a puzzle-piece incorrectly placed by many mainstream theologians. Authors Dr. Douglas Hamp and Chris Steinle take a fresh look at the rapture based on extensive Bible prophecy and a literal interpretation of the Scriptures. It's time to...

Easily the most important advance in Judeo-Christian relations in 100 years, Commonwealth Theology (CT) cuts across denominational divisions to reveal God’s plan for the Church and the Jews. CT is based on a more literal interpretation of the Scriptures. Interpretations have, since the 2nd century, been influenced by man’s philosophy and politics. Beyond the basics of Christian salvation, mainstream theologies are at odds. Catholic, Reform, and Evangelical interpretations of Bible prophecy don’t agree because they have all overlooked the obvious. Is it possible that the truth has been...

The pre-trib theory has become so pervasive among Western Protestants that the younger Christians are often unaware of its novelty. Christians who have studied Church History acknowledge that the pre-trib teaching was not a popularly held doctrine in any denomination before the nineteenth century. Pre-tribulation proponents who are aware of this fact usually propose that the theory arose suddenly by a move of the Spirit. But the majority of today's Christians; Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and Reformed, expect the rapture at Christ's Second Coming. And 99% of the Christians who have lived ...

The Gift of Tongues is a concise reference to one of the most mysterious practices of the Christian faith. The definition, description, and uses of tongues are each explained, giving biblical references. The author covers various views on the gift of tongues and briefly discusses the Cessation Theory. Topics include: the purposes of tongues, use of tongues in church and in private, the nature and value of tongues to the church and to the individual, and how to revive a church in which the gifts have dwindled.

Modern evangelical culture didn’t arrive at its obsessions by accident—it was set on a slow-moving track decades ago. In this provocative and penetrating essay, C. W. Steinle uncovers how the popular theology of Dispensationalism—with its promise of a secret Rapture and its fixation on the modern state of Israel—has quietly derailed the Church’s social and moral bearings. Steinle argues that “slow-motion Dispensationalism” isn’t just a theological error; it’s a cultural force shaping how millions of Christians interpret history, politics, and even their duty to society. ...

These universally accepted topics of Christian instruction have encouraged believers from the time of the Early Church. Come just as you are and hear once again of the love, compassion, and healing that are in Christ. Whether you are new to the Christian faith or you are looking for the edification that comes by reviewing the basics, you'll be blessed by the Bible verses and their applications contained in "Foundations of the Faith." These timeless teachings are presented in the light of Pastor Steinle's decades of real-life discipleship to believers from every background. Foundations of ...

World religions agree something is coming, and it's not an if but a when. From the onset of recorded history, religions around the world have predicted the cosmos will climax with an ultimate state—a transformation of the material and mundane into the spiritual and sublime. Although much controversy surrounds this topic, the ancient Judeo-Christian texts refer to this cosmic metamorphosis into a "New Heaven" and "New Earth" prolifically and in detail. Peter describes this event at Christ's second coming: "But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night, in which the heavens will...

A Groundbreaking Exploration of Faith and Physics — Discover the Eternal Truths Hidden in the Quantum World What if the mysteries of quantum physics could help reveal the deepest truths of Christianity? In The Stub and the Branch: A Quantum Parable of Life and Death, author C. W. Steinle presents a bold and illuminating comparison between modern quantum theory and timeless biblical revelation. With clarity and depth, Steinle invites readers into a mind-expanding journey where wavefunctions and multiverses serve as metaphors for mortality, rebirth, and the promise of eternal life. At the ...

This booklet is packed with the clearest account of the 1st Thessalonians 4 rapture I have written to date, and I have written many books on the subject. Plus, I have included some simple, yet effective, tables showing why “those who are asleep” are none other than the “dead in Christ”. Paul states the timing of the “rapture sequence” in two different ways in order to comfort the bereaved that their dead will rise first. In addition, this study investigates why Paul selected such an unusual Greek word for “rapture”, and what that word actually means.

This book consists of 13 messages reaching out primarily to freethinkers who may or may not believe in the existence of a “higher power”. Many may also doubt or deny the benefit of religion altogether. That’s okay. That’s where the author began some years ago. So how does one "get there" from here? How does a person come to a genuine faith in God? They have to be moved - motivated - to believe and then to trust in some aspect of God’s goodness.

The Rise of Western Lawlessness: Second Edition is an expansion of Volume 1 and includes a foreword by Douglas W. Krieger. Many images have been added to better illustrate the the philosophies of man and the spiritual systems of wickedness that have exalted themselves against the knowledge of Christ. Steinle takes the reader on a journey through 3,000 years of western history exposing the deceptive spirits of humanism and deism rooted in ancient philosophy- the same ungodly influences that were reintroduced to western thought during the Renaissance and Age of Enlightenment. Along the way, ...

Now, a short read that will tell you virtually everything you need to know about the 1st Thessalonians 4 rapture. Paul lists three elements of the rapture sequence: the Resurrection, the "Change," and the Meeting; by which he is able to assure the Thessalonians that their beloved dead will rise first. Theories on the timing of the rapture have taken center stage and the true comfort of the passage has been completely misdirected. This digest is a compilation of over twenty years of biblical research that started with an epiphany about the importance of Paul's "Last enemy of Christ" –death...

SIN by C.W. Steinle is an audacious and thought-provoking exploration of humanity’s age-old struggle with morality, belief systems, and the ever-changing landscape of societal values. Combining historical analysis with contemporary cultural critique, Steinle delves into the origins and evolution of the concept of sin across civilizations and religions, uncovering surprising universalities in moral codes. With a sweeping narrative, the book navigates through the complexities of ancient ethical frameworks, from Egyptian Ma’at principles to the Ten Commandments, drawing compelling ...