Get an insider's view as to what the Psalm is all about, the view from a shepherd!

Learn how: 1) The shepherd takes his sheep on a yearly totation through their pastures. 2) A nomadic shepherd really cared for his flock, giving his life if he had to in order to defend them. 3) Danger, drama, and salvation from death was part of the job of the shepherd. 4) Sheep learned to trust and to recognize their shepherd, especially learning his voice. 5) Compare 'Rod and Staff" references throughout the Bible. Much More

Answers the question 'I'm a Christian - exactly what does that mean and how do I live it"?

Includes the basic facts of the Christian life, including: 1) What is Prayer and how do I talk to Jesus?" 2) What is a Church Family? 3) How do I read this difficult book called the Bible? 4) Why is it important to read the Bible? 5) What happens when I sin again? 6) Who is God and can He be trusted? 7) Why is Christianity the only way?

what does she teach about salvation and eternal life? What is the new SDA Bible paraphrase and how many Bible verses were altered from the original Greek and Hebrew meanings so she could teach her unusual heresies?

Why do SDA's consider the worship on Sunday to be the 'Mark of the Beast'?

What is the 'Investigative Judgment' and how does it compare to the Biblical belief in salvation by faith, not works?

Includes six amazing stories of believers who faced incredible hardship, applying these lessons of faith, strength, and forgiveness to our own lives.

All Christians need to prepare for the incredible period of imprisonment and adversity facing us all as the New World Order begins

Understanding the Beatitudes will help Christians learn how to live the 'Kingdom Life'. Those people who follow Jesus will be inspired and challenged to live out these attributes in contrast to worldly values

* Poor In Spirit' * Mourning; * Meekness; * Righteousness; * Mercy; * Purity in heart; * Peacemaking; * Persecution

For each lovely Beatitude, the explanation includes: 1) What does the Beatitude mean? 2) Related Scripture References are provided; 3) Application to Real Life

Consult this concise chart to discover why the Holy Spirit gave us four books on Jesus' Ministry, not just one.

Discover also why three Gospels are similar, but the fourth one is very different. See how the Gospels compliment each other instead of contradicting each other

Find out why most of Jesus' story focuses on His last week!

Each phrase in this prayer is repeated

each phrase is properly explained

Recognizing God's power and position, submitting our will to His Perfect Will, asking for our needs, and asking for forgiveness, are all key points to this wonderful prayer.

Other Scriptural prayers which follow the same pattern are shown

Explanation as to how different this prayer was to the Jew of Jesus' day

Other Biblical teachings on prayer are shown and explained

These full-color maps show Bible-times locations with modern-day cities and countries printed in RED

Covers both Old and New Testaments

This invaluable pamphlet gives dozens of examples of wonderful changes which Christian values have exerted over Western cultures.

A few Examples: 1) Abolition of Slavery in England; 2) Advances in medicine and science; 3) Educating the poor; 4) Feeding the hungry; 5) Caring for lepers; Reforming laws to protect the weak and helpless in a society

This pamphlet is a valuable reference guide -- buy one for a skeptical friend and another for yourself.

Examples are taken from Art, Literature, Science, Medicine, Law, Education, Philosophy, Charity, and Equality for all People

Answers questions including: What is forgiveness? Why do we need forgiveness? Why do we need to forgive others? Why is forgiving enemies tied to whether God will forgive us?

Great soul-winning tool.

Whether you are just wondering for yourself, or you know someone facing death, this pamphlet explores what Scripture says about this eternal, much-desired and slightly mysterious place

Some of the topics: Why is Heaven important? What do we mean by heaven? What can we know about heaven from the Bible? What kind of relationships will exist in heaven? Will we be able to recognize our loved ones in heaven? What is the new heaven and the new earth?

* Forgiveness; * God's Love; * Acceptance by God; * Jesus' death; * Salvation; * Fruit of the Spirit; * Anger; * Beatitudes; * 10 Commandments; * Great Commandment; * Promises of Comfort and Strength; * Jesus the Only Way; * Faith, not Works; * God's Mercy; * What God requires and many more wonderful Scriptures.

Perfect for people who do not remember the exact Bible reference for their favorite Scripture

Featured women: Mary the Mother of Jesus, Elizabeth, Mary Magdalene, Mary & Martha, Lydia, Priscilla, and Herodias

Quickly compare a Biblical, Christian worldview with several popular religious worldviews (Pantheism, Polytheism, finite godism, and much more) as well as Secular Worldviews (Secular Humanism, Materialism, and more).

The topics of fear and hopelessness, depression and suffering, loneliness and worry are issues that author, Joni Eareckson Tada, can speak to personally: A diving accident in 1967, when she was 17, left her a quadriplegic. She has lived 45 years in a wheelchair and she has experienced her share of ups and downs. But, she says, oh, the difference the grace of God has made in my life.

Let Joni tell you her secrets to peace and joy, despite her wheelchair. She has taken her most important insights on thankfulness and joy and encapsulated them into this 14-page pamphlet. Whether you or a loved one is suffering. This pamphlet will bring you comfort.

The Lord loves us and he has given us his Word to help us through. Let me share the secrets to joy and happiness Ive found. Joni

The death of a spouse, the betrayal of a friend, and the disability of a child are often so painful that we want to blame God.

We all have times of anger, disappointment, and frustration. But when we aim that anger at God, we end up feeling empty, frustrated, and lost. Our anger can either destroy us with self-pity, or God can use it to make us joyful. The key is to aim the anger in the right direction. To do this, we need to 1) Learn to be transparent before the Lord. 2) Complain to the Lord in the way that Bible characters did. 3) Turn despair Godward.

The topics of anger and bitterness are issues that author, Joni Eareckson Tada, can speak to personally: A diving accident in 1967, when she was 17, left her a quadriplegic. She has lived 45 years in a wheelchair and she has experienced her share of ups and downs. "But," she says, 'oh, the difference the grace of God has made in my life.'

Uses traditional wording from Matthew and Luke, illustrated with beautiful full-color art.

Starting with the angelic announcement of John the Baptist's birth and the angel Gabriel's visit to Mary, it continues with Mary and Joseph traveling to Nazareth for the birth of Jesus, the shepherd's visitation and the arrival of the Wise Men

Ends with the Gospel Story and a forward look toward Christ's second coming.

Also includes suggestions for using the pamphlet as a Christmas program script.

God sees your broken heart. He hears your cries. He cares for you and has a message you need to hear.

Listen to one testimonial -- “These are the Bible stories and passages I hung onto when my marriage ended in divorce. I had to remind myself over and over of God’s care and faithfulness, even when I was in despair. I’m glad I listened to God rather than to my fears. The words and promises in this pamphlet pulled me through.”

Nothing can describe the horror of hearing doctors say, You will never walk or use your hands again. Or  You have cancer. Im afraid its terminal.

Like many people, you look to the Lord and pray for healing. You have friends and the pastor pray for you, but nothing happens. You read Scripture and claim the promises. You even have someone anoint you with oil or go to a healing crusade. But God doesnt give you your miracle.

You confess every possible sin and search your heart for any unconfessed sin. Your faith is strong and you tell everyone you will be healed, yet nothing seems to happen. You feel that God is playing a cruel joke or start to blame yourself for a lack of faith. And thats a shame when Christians feel that way& The truth is that God certainly can heal and sometimes does heal people in a miraculous way. But the Bible does not teach that he will always heal those who come to him in faith.

The big question is: What does the Bible REALLY teach about healing?