This booklet comes from Stephen's exposition of Luke 6:27-36. Early in His ministry, those who followed Jesus had expectations for Him. They expected their messiah to wage war against Rome, free Israel, and bring God’s kingdom to earth during their lifetime. But Jesus had different intentions,...
The belief that salvation can be lost is an error into which many Christians fall. Instead of living fruitful lives, they live fretful ones. The simple remedy is found when you understand this truth: salvation is an eternal flame that never dies. ...
Do babies go to heaven? What if they are aborted or stillborn? And what about toddlers and elementary school children who die before they master the alphabet—let alone the multiplication table? God gave us key insight into these crucial questions. ...
Questions abound regarding the future event theologians have called, “The Tribulation.” Questions such as, “Will it last for 3 and 1/2 years or 7 years? Will Christians suffer through it?” This booklet contains the most Biblically consistent and logical answer. ...
As you seek to understand the book of Revelation, you’ll encounter signs and bowls and trumpets and resurrections and judgments and wars and visions. These things may seem confusing. But at its core, the book of Revelation is about Jesus. ...
Is God powerful enough to control nature? If so, then where is He when tragedy strikes? Discover the answers to life's difficult questions and find that the search for strength and security eventually leads all believers to the foot of the throne.
David didn’t lie in bed every night dreaming of the next giant he would kill or the next battle he would win. He dreamed of building a temple for God. He was a singer, prophet, hero, and king, but he wanted to be an architect. What can we learn from his disappointment at being told no?
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Sadly, most people are unaware of their own fallen condition, not realizing how powerless they are to break free from the chains of sin. This book reveals the true depravity of man, but in the end, it will lead us to a greater appreciation of God's deliverance.
Beyond those present at the Nativity, God included other characters in His drama we call the Christmas Story. But who are they? And what part do they play in the timeless scenes that unfold? That answer includes an Old Testament prophet, a surprising family tree, and you!
Because of the watered-down, trivialized holiday season, the Church is in danger of forgetting the true significance of Christmas. People have forgotten that the Christmas story is actually an emotional roller coaster. The story begins with intrigue and ends with murder. ...
In a culture dominated by wrong views of love, the Lord used the inspired words of the Apostle Paul to teach what true, genuine love is. True, biblical love is so different than what the world calls "love," that a new term was coined to describe it — agape.
Have you ever received a gift you didn't want? When you became a believer, whether you knew it or not, you became the recipient of a number of gifts. One gift, however, seems out of place: pain. Though often not appreciated, pain is one of the perfect gifts of God to every believer.
The temptations of material things are not new to our lifetime. The first century church dealt with similar struggles.But with temptation comes encouragement from God, and he provides us with a divine cure, an antidote from God, for the sin of materialism.
Do you want to know how people — especially Christians — should behave in regards to their work? Well, look no further than the little creatures at your feet, and learn a lesson or two from the ants.
The stories of C.S. Lewis are interwoven with biblical themes and spiritual truth that serve as a backdrop for a far greater story. Experience the life-changing story of creation, temptation, and victory in The Chronicles of Christmas.
When someone suffers, we often focus on them alone. We tend to overlook those standing by the sufferer–family, spouses, friends–who also experience the situation in their own unique way. But those stories often reveal just as much truth. This booket will introduce you to Mrs. Job.
The birth of Christ is unique in all of human history. But what difference did it make to those involved with it? And what difference does it make for us today? This profound booklet reveals significant truths that will cause you, like the wise men of old, to worship the Son of God anew.
What’s it like for disciples to lose their spiritual footing? And what brings them back onto the path? Find out, as the risen Savior overtakes two of His disciples leaving Jerusalem. Discover how Jesus redirects His followers’ journey and sends them back down the road that leads to Hope.
Paul preached contentment in the midst of difficulty. He modeled the kind of faith that sees every obstacle as an opportunity. But he was also human. As we witness this great apostle deal openly with his most trying disappointment, we can confront and deal with our own.
Many people have a basic understanding of several key events in the life of Jesus Christ: His birth, His Sermon on the Mount, His crucifixion, and His resurrection. But what happened during the “other” years? Several often-overlooked passages reveal the boyhood of Jesus.
What does the Bible say about dinosaurs? Well, actually, more than you might think. Explore what the Scriptures say about these animals, and what this tour of the animal kingdom says about God and his creation.
What does marriage have to do with tree branches and a nearby river? And why would anyone want to build their marriage in a tree? Psalm 1 is a unique passage of Scrpiture, showing how a good marriage actually resembles a tree planted by a flowing river.
Abortion is one of the greatest tragedies of our day and age — stealing the lives of unborn children and viewing children as a cosmic accident. If there was ever a time the world needed Psalm 139, it's today. Beyond an ultrasound, David gives us a glimpse into humanity’s true womb. ...
Dwelling on yesterday’s failures can lead us to discouragement, while dwelling on yesterday’s successes can just as easily lead us to lethargy. So how do we truly let go of yesterday and seize today? The apostle Paul gives us an emphatic answer in his remarkable resolution.
