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The Bible is one of the most ancient of human records, so Genesis is relevant to men of every generation, particularly to the modern man, after all, the creation of the Universe and mankind are decidedly the main event and the most dramatic and scientific innovation of natural existence. The insights in this fantastic account are available for edification and enjoyment. God was very considerate to preserve this diary of events for mankind and therefore Bible students should drink deeply from its fountain of truths and records of beginnings. Genesis is a primitive text, yet it is profound ...

The World of Noah Exploring the Lost World Before and After the Flood Step into a world few dare to imagine, a world that once teemed with life, order, and divine presence, yet was swept away in a moment of judgment. The World of Noah invites readers on a journey through the earliest ages of human history as revealed in the Bible, tracing the rise of civilization, the great Flood, the mystery of Babel, and the scattering of nations. Drawing from the inspired canon of Scripture, this book offers faithful interpretation alongside thoughtful speculation, never replacing the Word of God, but ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

We’ve all had them, those special dates with someone brand new, someone who just might be the yin to our yang, that vital missing piece of our lonely heart… So goes the eternal gamble, the endless game of romance roulette, in which we earnestly wear our hearts upon our sleeves in the thin hope of discovering our soulmate and lay bare our inner selves to find all-elusive true love.

The great king of Persia granted Haman the Agagite illustrious honors and commanded all peoples to bow down before Haman whenever he made a public appearance. Mordecai the Jew, refused to bow to an ancient enemy of his God and people, consequently, the offended Haman plotted a genocide against the Jews throughout the Persian empire, selecting the date for this act by the drawing of lots. The indifferent and trusting king approved Haman's treachery against the people of God. How can Mordecai and Esther save the people of God from this satanic attack?

Seller Mistakes: What You Were Never Told About Selling Your Home and Why It Should Matter to You is a powerful book that reveals what the real estate industry doesn’t want you to know when you are selling your home. Hundreds of thousands of homeowners try, but fail, to sell their home. Why? Simply, it’s almost always because of big mistakes that their agent made.

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...

In the Sci-fi Movie The-Matrix, the men wearing sunglasses from the Matrix arrested the main character, named Neo, and placed a hideous creature on his belly. This insect like creature, which freaked Neo out, burrowed in, penetrated his belly, and lived inside of him. The thing was, when he woke up, he remained unaware of what had happened and that he had an entity inside him. It was a surreal and scary scenario. Watch out! It happens in the real world.Many Christians are saved or converted in their adult life and thus may have been exposed to immorality or various other problems. Because ...

In Fixed and Firm: The Earth According to Genesis, Michael explores the profound insights of the Genesis creation account with fresh eyes, challenging modern assumptions and aligning with the ancient scriptural view of a stationary Earth. Journey through the original narrative and uncover the compelling truths hidden in the first chapters of the Bible, where the Earth is not a floating sphere, but a fixed, solid foundation. This thought-provoking work combines deep theological reflection with personal revelation, drawing from Michael’s own spiritual insights and prophetic experiences. ...

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...

When David entered Jerusalem, triumphantly carrying the head of Goliath in his hand, the inhabitants rejoiced in his victory and felt relief for Israel. A great victory on this scale over the Philistines in the Valley of Elah had not been witnessed since Samuel’s time. The people clamoured to know more about David and to catch a glimpse of the young hero who had captured the imagination of the nation. David rose from obscurity into the thoughts and hearts of the nation. His battle with Goliath ascended beyond what anyone dreamed likely. To add to that, he possessed handsome features, ...

Born by miracle, marked by obedience, and chosen by covenant—Isaac’s story is often quiet, but never insignificant. In this insightful and stirring exploration, this book traces the life of Isaac, the son of promise, whose role in the biblical narrative bridges patriarchal legacy with divine faithfulness. From the laughter of his miraculous birth to the silent submission on Mount Moriah, Isaac’s journey reveals a God who keeps His word through generations. Discover how the life of this understated patriarch speaks to our calling to trust, receive, and carry forward the promises of God...

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.

The great king of Persia granted Haman the Agagite illustrious honors and commanded all peoples to bow down before Haman whenever he made a public appearance. Mordecai the Jew refused to bow to an ancient enemy of his God and people, consequently the offended Haman plotted a genocide against the Jews throughout the Persian empire selecting the date for this act by the drawing of lots. The indifferent and trusting king approved Haman's treachery against the people of God. How can Mordecai and Esther save the people of God from this satanic attack?

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 ...

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 ...

Genesis digresses from Joseph to Judah because the story of Redemption must follow the genealogy of the promised Messiah. Surprisingly, the brother who suggested the sale of Joseph to the Ishmaelite traders is the man we follow. Joseph the son of Rachel saved Israel’s family and he received the Birthright. Judah the son of Leah hated Joseph because his father favored him and because Joseph exhibited spiritual qualities, which irritated the brothers. Yet Judah’s destiny, in reality, proved greater than Josephs in terms of future posterity and eternal significance. But how could Judah ...

Unveiling the Fulfillment of Prophecy in the Person of Christ From the dusty roads of Nazareth to the prophetic declarations of ancient scripture, Identifying Jesus as the Messiah traces the undeniable thread that binds the Old Testament promises to the living reality of Jesus of Nazareth. With rich commentary and powerful narrative, this book walks you through the words Jesus spoke, the miracles He performed, and the prophecies He fulfilled—proving beyond question that He is the long-awaited Messiah. Explore the significance of His virgin birth, the symbolism of the Magi's gifts, the ...