Doctrine & Issues

When the Bible says "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord" (Psalm 33:12) it leaves no doubt about what brings stability and strength across the land. On the other hand, if the nation, like the...

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...

We hear much about speaking in tongues and naming and claiming our desires. Do all Christians speak in tongues? Is speaking in tongues evidence of the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Do non-Christians...

An exposé of neo-evangelicalism. Starting in the 1930s, a number of well-known Christian leaders began to advocate a less fundamental approach to ministry. Rejecting in particular the doctrine of...

This book forces Catholics to choose...their religion, or God's Word. It lovingly shows Catholics their lost condition by comparing 37 key Catholic doctrines with the Bible. Many Catholics have...

Ten things every Christian should know about the supreme law of the land. The most important legal document in American history is the United States Constitution. It is the blueprint by which our...

Essays on the follies of Christian militarism.These seventy-six essays have one underlying theme: the relation of Christianity to war, the military, and the warfare state. If there is any group of...

These 127 essays, although organized under seven headings, have one underlying theme: opposition to the warfare state that robs us of our liberty, our money, and in some cases our life. Conservatives...

What should the Church be saying about war and foreign policy? Laurence M. Vance addressed this question in a lecture given on June 3, 2007, at The Future of Freedom Foundations historic conference...

Dr. Waite's book refutes Gail Riplinger's heretical position on Biblical inspiration. He also conters Mrs. Riplinger's multiple false statements, lies, and incorrect claims concerning multiple...

There is nothing stranger than the account of a forgotten but now re-emerging debate that took place after the 1844 "discovery" of Codex Sinaiticus. It now appears that the HOUSE OF CARDS upon which...