Pamphlets

In July of 2016, I was invited to present a paper on the environment from a Christian perspective to the International Symposium on Energy and Environmental Management and Technology held in Rome,...

Just because you have been given the title “father” does not mean you are a good one. So, how does one become a good father? By fulfilling his God-given role. In this brief read, you will find...

Pope Francis is trying to pull Protestants into the Catholic Church. As you will see, several things are helping him accomplish this. Ecumenism seems plausible because Catholics use words in a way...

Why is friendship so important to most of us? What is a friend, anyway? In A Friend Indeed, Bill Rice III answers these questions, and others from the Bible. How can one have friends and be a friend?...

In our nation and even around the world, there has been a mass disregard for aged men and women. The trend among millennials is to follow peers rather than those who are older and wiser. However,...

Dr. Sightler was a prince of preachers, with a resonant voice in a deep southern accent pronouncing unflinching, uncompromising truths and at the same time presenting God's grace with eloquent pathos...

In II Timothy 3 the apostle Paul listed sins that would be prevalent in the “last days” and would bring about “perilous times.” In the middle of that list stands “unthankful” (vs. 2). Whether in the...

Storms in this life are sure and certain. Being a Christian does not mean we escape the afflictions of this sin-cursed world. At times, it may even seem that the storms grow more fierce and more...

Abortion—The Murder of the Helpless Unborn In 1973, the Supreme Court handed down the monumental decision which made abortion a constitutional right as a result of Roe v. Wade. In 2022, another...

These essays on abortion, Roe v. Wade, and Planned Parenthood, and their relation to Republicans, libertarians, and Ron Paul were written during the period from January 2008 to March 2020 for the...

What was it that transformed the people of England during the latter half of the eighteenth century? J.C. Ryle reveals the answer to that question and, in so doing, holds out the hope for all the...