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Martin Luther called justification the test of a standing or falling church. In the twentieth century we have seen the evangelical church neglect, corrupt, and even in some cases, deny this truth. If we tamper with the doctrine of justification by faith alone and distort it in any way we may be guilty of preaching another gospel. The danger of what the apostle Paul was warning the Galatians is prevalent in our current evangelical culture. What should we do about this? The answer is for the Church to return to a Christ centered ministry, and keep its focus on the main issues that concern our approach to a holy God. I think many pastors have been pressured to give up preaching on Ch ...

The purpose of this book is to discover what the Bible has to say about the role of the church, family and the state as they relate to Romans 13:1-7. We need to think this through very carefully. If we are involved in an unrighteous submission to the state we are guilty of sinning against God and against His Word.


Biblical and spiritual worship is the souls longing to see the glory and the beauty of Christ. When worshippers see Christ they will have the joy of experiencing the presence of Christ. Worship is it is at its fullest and richest point when our souls are lost in the wonder of the glory and majesty of God. Much of what passes for worship today will not produce this. The shallow and superficial services that characterize this present generation are not producing true worshippers or great saints. Sundays with Jesus, is designed to encourage you to worship God on the Lord's day. Too many people today find it easy to make excuses for not going to church. We understand because of COVID-19 ...

In this book I want to present the evidence for the case of Postmillennialism. I am convinced that this evidence will demonstrate that in spite of what we see in the world today that the greatest days for God's kingdom and His church are still ahead of us. I want to remind my readers that our God has a plan for His church. This is the premise that I want to defend in this book: "God has a plan. This plan includes His choosing a people unto Himself. These chosen people form His church and His kingdom. This church and kingdom will advance and eventually fill the entire world with His glory.

The Doctrines of Grace have been a blessing to God’s people all through the history of the church. I came to understand these precious truths from the earliest days of my Christian life. I am writing this book for my church family and for any other believers who may
nd this material edifying and enriching. My desire is that what you read in these pages will warm your heart and cause you to worship and adore the God of our salvation and to exalt the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. There have been many books already written on these doctrines, so why this one? Of all the books that I have read on this subject, I have not found a single volume that contains all of the dierent types of i ...