The Time of the End [Non-fiction - 145 pages - $12.50, plus S/H] A storm is coming! A political, economic, and religious storm of such proportions as never seen before! Out of the storm, a man will rise to power, establish the Mark of the Beast, and persecute the church. The time to prepare for a storm is before it arrives! Have you ever asked yourself, "What is God's plan for the Church?" "How will I know the Mark of the Beast when it comes?" "What can I do to prepare?" Are you ready for the storm? What will be your response? Will you be ready; or will you wait until it's too late? This book is meant to be of help to those who are alert; and want to prepare for what lies ahead. It offers such chapters as The Rapture of the Church, The Spirit of Antichrist, The Antichrist, The Mark of the Beast, Response of the Church, and God's Plan for the Church.
Revelation 7x7 [Non-fiction - 210 pages - $17.50, plus S/H] Difficult times lie ahead for the world and the Church. The Book of Revelation tells about that time; and about the final struggle between the Church and the evil of the world. "Revelation 7x7" looks at the Book of Revelation as a series of seven visions folded into one, each with its own story to tell. The seven visions within the Revelation speak of the signs of the times, define the church, and describe God's plan for His people in the time of the end. In "Revelation 7x7," the real Mark of the Beast is discussed; and the need to refuse it is emphasized. We also search the nations and organizations in the world around us for the nation-beast of Revelation - and for Babylon. And most importantly, we explore how to prepare for the time that lies ahead. In short, this book will be a help to those who would be Overcomers!
When Will He Come? (A Story of the Christ) [328 pages - $25.00, plus S/H] This is a fictionalized, but reverent, story of the Christ. And it is the story of James, the brother of the Lord. It is based on the life of the two men, and those around them, as recorded in the Holy Bible. It contains a blending of the history, geography, religion, politics, and culture that surrounded and influenced the lives of Jesus, James, and others. The beliefs and customs of the Jewish people, and the teaching of Jesus, are set against a backdrop of the politics of the time.
Do you know: 1. How many brothers and sisters Jesus had? And how many are named in the Bible? 2. Where John the Baptist was help prisoner? 3. How many disciples Jesus had when He turned the water into wine? 4. That Jesus is real -- and that He lived and died for you?
Whoever you are: non-Christian, new Christian, or old, it is our hope and prayer that this book will make Jesus more real for you!
The Way (A Tale of Two Men) [Fictionalized: 295 pages - $22.50 plus S/H] This is a story of two men: a Jewish tent maker and a Syrian physician whose lives changed the world. When their lives converged, when their paths crossed, they went on a journey that took them through most of the Roman Empire, from Troas in Asia to the mighty city of Rome, the capital of the Empire. It's a story of two men that brought a new idea, a new hope: a new way of life to humankind - and spread Christianity across the known world of the time. It's a story of Paul and Luke, their lives and travels; and it's a story of how each man came to meet the one called Jesus of Nazareth.
Cephas (A Fisher of Men) [Fictionalized: 265 pages - $20.00 plus S/H] This is the story of a fisherman from the Roman province of Galilee that came to follow Jesus of Nazareth. It's the story of one of the men that came to build a new faith based on the teaching of the man from Nazareth. And, it's the story of the early Christian Church in Jerusalem. Set amidst the religion, politics and culture of the time, it is the story of Simon Peter, also called Cephas, "the Rock."
The Revelator (...and the Revelation) [Fictionalized: 266 pages - $20.00 plus S/H] This is a story of John, the beloved disciple of Jesus of Nazareth. John was one of the first men to follow Jesus; and he was also one of the first to truly recognize Jesus as the Christ - as the Messiah. The story of this young fisherman from Galilee, his meeting with Jesus whom he came to know as God - and his life as a disciple of the Messiah - is set against the history, politics and culture of the time in which they lived. "The Revelator" begins - and ends - on the Isle of Patmos where the beloved disciple becomes the recipient of a grand a glorious vision we have come to know as "The Book of Revelation." At the end of the story of John, the Revelation itself is presented as a series of seven visions - each with its own story to tell - all rolled into one.
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