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A faithless wretch of a man in a vile and violent profession, John Newton stood as the infidel, a life lived in opposition to the gospel. Blinded by ambition, he was lost in a sea of greed, money, and power. But this slave ship captain would have an encounter with a grace so amazing that not only would it change him; it would also bless the world with his writing one of the most endearing and enduring hymns of the Christian faith. REGULAR PRICE $13.00
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How did past civilizations rise and fall? How rare is America’s experiment with a republic? With every crisis, is power being taken away from “the people” and transfered to the central government. Does history give us a clue as to … Read More
Martin Luther, John Calvin, Charles Spurgeon, George Whitefield, William Tyndale, John Wesley. What did these great preachers and theologians of the past have in common? They all believed, spoke, and wrote about a post-tribulation rapture. The doctrine of a pre-tribulational … Read More
A Collection of Quotations by America’s Presidents and Founding Fathers on God and Religion.
David was many things: shepherd, psalmist, king… liar, murderer, adulterer. But most important of all, he was the only person in the Bible to be called a man “after God’s own heart.” Can you think of four more stunning words … Read More
Starting and Finishing the Race with Style (Following God Discipleship Series)
Live a life of honor. Gone are the days of chivalry and knights, but that hasn’t changed God’s vision of you as a man of valor. Integrity and honor are elusive in a world that’s lost its moral compass, yet … Read More
Exposing Errors in Evolutionary Arguments
Historically, men have been in control–of nations, of wars, of commerce, of their families. Of practically everything, except often themselves. And those men who are fully in control of all other aspects of their worlds are often the ones who … Read More