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|  | | Come, Lord Jesus
A study of the Biblical book of Revelation from a conservative evangelical Christian viewpoint.
Evangelical Christians believe that the last book of the Bible is a revelation from Jesus Christ to the Apostle John given more than 2,000 years ago while John was an exile of the Roman Empire on the island of Patmos in the Aegean Sea. The Revelation, given to John "on the Lord's Day" contains prophecies that take the reader from John's day to a future that is at least still more than 1,000 years ahead of where we are today.
This book explores the prophecies, not from a current events standpoint, but rather from the view point of John. The book is principally about Jesus C | |  | | Joy Comes In the Mourning
A collection of poems and stories about how God turns the sad events of our lives into joy.
A collection of poems and stories, most of which were written by the book's author, Barbara J. Forsyth who lives in Ontario, California with her husband, Sidney. The premise, that God takes the unpleasant and challenging events that happen to people who trust His Son, Jesus, and turns them into His joy, is exemplified in each of the poems and stories.br />
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The book was edited by Author's Den member Thomas M Parsons, whose friendship with Ms. Forsyth began more than 40 years ago when both were young people at the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Park, Michigan. They went their separ | |  | | The Foolish Galatians
A series of essays based on Paul's letter to the Galatian churches.
The Apostle Paul was concerned about the soon straying of the Christians in the churches of Galatia from the sound doctrine he had taught them to the popular ideas taught by numerous false teachers, particularly those who tried to convince the Christians that to please God they had to strive to live under the law, rather than under grace. | |  | | The Missing Person
A young man searches for his past while putting his future in jeopardy.
A novel with a Christian theme about how God helps those who trust Him with the challenges of life. This is a love story, a mystery story and an inspiratonal story.
The author is a retired pastor and Christian school teacher who has studied and taught the Bible for more than fifty years. He applies several Biblical truths to the story in a non-preaching manner. The characters in the story struggle with their own pasts,and come learn to trust God for the future.
The story is set in the beautiful Lake Michigan town of Frankfurt, Michigan. This is the home of Tyler Williams, th | |  | | Windsor's Child
Account of how the author came to faith in Jesus Christ while a child in Windsor, Ontario, Canada
More than just a religious or inspirational book, this is the story of a family living through the challenging decade which included World War II. The family faced many difficulties, including a daughter with serious mental retardation and epilepsy, a son on a Navy destroyer in the South Pacific, a father who strayed from his family for a time, and a mother who suffered with a variety of physical ailments. While all these were being faced by the family, the second youngest child, the author, was coming to grips with the two great forces that would dominate his life as an adult - a deep fait |
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