The idea that Earth's history has required vast eras of time is believed by a majority of people in our society. Even numerous folks who profess an identification with the Christian faith have accepted this viewpoint. Little do they realize the origin of this idealogy. The Darwinists allege that "given enough time anything is possible," including the origin of a complex universe from nothing. Without "Time," the theory hasn't a ghost of a chance. What most fail to recognize is that "time" has no intrinsic power. Without an appropriate mechanism for evolutionary creation or change, time is meaningless. "Time" alone does nothing for evolution. Hopefully, this little volume will help thrust the importance of understanding "time," and its relationship to the question of origins, into focus. This book does not attempt to address the various arguments that are employed in the defense of evolutionary theory. It does look at the evidence for the "time" factor.

Creation, Evolution, and the Age of the Earth

Wayne Jackson

Christian Courier

Revelation: Jesus Christ's Final Message of Hope - Select Studies from the Apocolypse

How Could Any Mature Christian Be Convinced That The Second Coming Of Christ Has Occurred Already, That The Dead Have Been Raised, That The Judgment Day Happened Centuries Ago, And That The World Has Ended Already? False doctrine comes in a wide variety of "species." Some of it is so subtle that one can understand how the unlearned could drift into it rather innocently. --On the other hand, some forms of error are so radically bizarre that one wonders how anyone with even a smattering of biblical knowledge could accept them. The doctrine reviewed in this book is in the latter category. -- How could any mature Christian be convinced that the Second Coming of Christ has occurred already, that the dead have been raised, that the Judgment Day happened centuries ago, and that the World has ended already? - And yet, those who call themselves "realized eschatologists" affirm these very propositions. Max King's disciples have infiltrated churches and schools with a deceptive plan to spread this pernicious doctrine to unsuspecting Christians. Wayne Jackson, known for his balanced and thorough investigation of biblical topics, presented a series of lessons examining the teaching of Max King and his devoted followers. These lectures, compiled in this book, address the issues thoroughly and in a comprehensible manner. - Max King, like Hymenaeus and Philetus, has led many into a doctrine of gangrene (2 Tim. 2:17). Prepare yourself with a clear and concise study of this most trouble teaching. Indeed, it can scarcely be labeled anything other than "heresy."

The A.D. 70 Theory - a Review of the Max King Doctrine

One's final words are generally treasured - especially those of a famous person. The concluding words of Paul, God's tireless apostle to the Gentiles, are preserved in three small letters - 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus. In the autumn of his life, the great messenger of God sought to encourage two evangelists who had been particularly helpful to him. Timothy had been especially close to Paul on several evangelistic occasions. And the apostle's confidence in Titus was revealed as he left this Christian brother on the island of Crete to help the churches of that locale. Exegetical, Practical, and Devotional BEFORE I DIE is Wayne Jackson's new commentary on Paul's final letters those to Timothy and Titus. In his easy-to-read style, Jackson brings his readers close to the warm relationship between the older apostle and his fellow-workers. Giving them last-minute advice on their personal ministries, Paul leaves us with precious insights into his personal interest in the success of Christ's church. In this book, elders will • understand their role and the divinely required qualifications • develop a sense of the duties and dangers facing elders • appreciate the sacrifice of gospel ministers Preachers and teachers will • see the vision of their vocation with renewed passion • recognize the value and importance of a credible example • renew their sense of dedication to this noble task Christians generally will • appreciate the sacrifices of their leaders • understand their importance as a support team ? encourage men in their role as leaders • recognize the importance of women in their sacred role

Before I Die: Paul's Letters to Timothy and Titus [Paperback] Wayne Jackson

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Creation, Evolution, and the Age of the Earth

Revelation: Jesus Christ's Final Message of Hope - Select Studies from the Apocolypse

The A.D. 70 Theory - a Review of the Max King Doctrine

Before I Die: Paul's Letters to Timothy and Titus [Paperback] Wayne Jackson