Doctrine & Issues

Dr. Ben Carper, has traveled as an evangelist for many years, and continues to manage The Bright Spot Hour radio program, started by his grandfather Dr. Harold Sightler.In this book Brother Carper shows the many ways that human philosophy corrupts the...

As an evangelical missionary in Italy for over thirty years, Thomas Heinze found that there are certain things that Roman Catholics would like to know about the faith of the Protestants and about the Bible. Moreover, they want clear, honest answers. The...

Answers you need to witness effectively to Jehovah's Witnesses When Jehovah's Witnesses come to your door, have you ever wished you could get them off their memorized scripts and show them what the Bible really teaches? Have you ever wished you had...

Mormonism stands or falls on the life of its founder, Joseph Smith. That's why you (and Mormons who read this book) will be amazed as you learn about Smith's personal life, starting with his early youth and progressing to his later years. This...

Did God preserve His words? Or does my Bible contain errors? If you believe God preserved His words, where can you find them? History shows that there are two streams of Bible texts, and they are not the same. Obviously, both of them cannot be...

As suitable for reading as it is valuable for reference, this book provides an explicit and comprehensive examination of every word in the Authorized Version of the Bible that has been deemed archaic, obsolete, antiquated, or otherwise outmoded. The...

A critique of the book What You Should Know About Bible Translations by G. Christian Weiss.Much-to-do is made over archaic and obsolete words, in relation to the King James Bible, by its critics. This short treatise does not take every accusation into...

Having asked literally thousands of people over the years, "Are you saved?" we have come to expect a variety of answers, almost all of them reflect a lack of certainty. The average professing Christian today is characterized by worry, fear and insecurity...

When Y2K looms and modern life fails to satisfy, Franklin Sanders and wife Susan go from nuclear family to multigenerational farm. Despite Susan's admonition that they acquire nothing that eats, the gain dogs, chickens, horses, cows, pigs, ducks, and...

Breaking new farming barriers, Franklin and Susan go from making home-cured bacon, through Franklin successfully whispering bees into a hive, to Franklin finding himself in a "discussion meeting" about the National Animal Identification System...