Doctrine & Issues

In the religious climate of today, it is important to know what God says our crowd should be. Through the use of well over two hundred passages of scripture, Dr. Shelton Smith defines the fundamental crowd for us. Evaluating our crowd by the standard of...

The traditional family was central to the American story. Only recently has it fallen into neglect. The American Way is the narrative of how this happened.   Many history books emphasize American individualism and enterprise, but...

The Anatomy of Apostasy is a detailed examination of the "falling away" described in 2 Thessalonians 2:3. The Scriptures predicted an abandonment of biblical truth prior to the Rapture of the church. This book describes current events and shows that is a...

An exhaustive analysis of the topic, this book explores the nature and identity of the angel of the Lord as well as his relationship to other angels and God himself. The authority for all assertions presented and conclusions drawn is the Holy Bible...

A polemic against modern gnostics.Recently, the attack on the received Words of God has shifted from the letters of individual Words to the books of the Bible. Dr. Williams explores the reasons for the shift. It is paramount for today's Christians to...

The Book of Esther is strange. Of all the books in the Bible, not once – it is said – does it mention the Name, nor even a title of God (though we will say more on that question). One would think, therefore, that on that account the critics...

In this single volume Dr. Bill Cooper takes on the challenge of the globally accepted media's opinion of the scriptures we call the Bible. He argues from hard evidence that the Bible is historically accurate throughout - in everything, prophetical,...

The biblical book of Jonah is written from a historical standpoint. Its historical places, events and personages can be verified from archaeology and written records of Assyria. The creature (not a whale) that swallowed Jonah (Greek: ketos) is known from...

This book is not a commentary as such on the Book of Joshua. It is rather an examination into the question of the Book's authenticity as an historical document. It looks into the question of the Book's early writing, and into it's integrity and...

This book is not a commentary as such on the Book of Judges. It is rather an examination into the question of the Book's authenticity as an historical document. It looks into the question of the Book's early writing, and into it's integrity and...

Since the 18th century and the birth of what is laughingly known as the Enlightenment, the Book of Daniel has been subjected to the fiercest criticism. It has gone on until today, when amongst modernist scholars and the self-styled ‘higher...

The critics say they were written after the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, beyond the lifetime of eyewitnesses, and the author addresses this in the opening chapters. He points out that parts of six New Testament books including Mark were found among...