A research study of Daniel's interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in the Old Testament. It offers a new view of Bible prophecy and Roman history, reveals the hand of God in founding the USA, and unveils the millennial Kingdom of God.

The USA and the Millennial Kingdom of God

Religion & Spirituality

Holland, Neil D.

Christian Books & Bibles

Kiwe Pub

A creative non-fiction of the dramatic and bloody events in Russia between the end of the Rurik Dynasty (1598) and the advent of the Romanov Dynasty (1613). The events are witnessed by a bewitching Polish maiden with boundless aspirations and several Mariages de Convenance.

Interregnum

Literature & Fiction

Chew, Allen F.

Contemporary

An intensely honest and well-written description of a woman's personal experience in an open marriage. Her determination and commitment to the marriage relationship is hopeful; her growth and wisdom, wonderful.

Survivors of an Open Marriage

Self-Help

Gates, Jennifer

Relationships

This is the definitive English-language work on the 105-day war between Finland and Stalin's Soviet Union during the winter of 1939-1940. While largely overshadowed by the following conflicts of World War II, the successful resistance of the Finnish forces against the massive Red Army allowed Finland to survive as an independent nation. This study of the war's dramatic deep-winter military encounters is courseware for both the USMC and US Army. Research author, Dr. Allen F. Chew, granted permission to the USMC to reprint this work for its exclusive and official use.

The White Death: The Epic of the Soviet-finnish Winter War

History

Military

A study of the Apostles lives to motivate us to accept the invitation to journey to a stronger faith.  They were imperfect men who accepted Jesus' call to help establish God's kingdom on earth and offer us examples to follow.

Your Journey to a Stronger Faith the Invitation Based upon the Twelve Apostles

COLLINS, JOHN W.

Must we accept scientific presentations on the age of the earth? Or set aside religious beliefs to understand the origin of the earth? Ron Rollins shows how the earth's true age agrees with scripture- that truth from any source is self consistent.

Rock and Ice

Rollins, Ronald R.

Ancient Civilizations

'Postle Jack Tales are stories written in the dialect of an earlier day, set in the mountains of Appalachia, with characters that come from all segments of society. Sometimes these stories seem very realistic, as if they could have happened in some forgotten pocket of our society just a few years ago. At other times, the stories seem fantastic, almost magical, as is to be expected in folktales. In each story the characters struggle with choices and consequences, good and bad behaviors, failures and disappointments, hopes and successes. These original tales are based on gospel parables and other stories from the biblical and spiritual tradition, each one emerging from a biblical text. These stories capture the heart of the parables Jesus told and engage the imagination of the reader in a way that speaks to their own heart's deep longing for spiritual truth. People of faith will find in these stories an opportunity to engage scripture in small discussion groups or in their own personal devotional life. The Tales are engaging stories to share with children, carrying a deep message of moral and ethical living within the global community. Pastors will find new and delightful approaches to time-worn and familiar parables, encouraging their own creative approaches to storytelling and sermon development. Storytellers will find in them memorable characters and storylines that appeal to listeners of all ages. 'Postle Jack Tales are spiritual study for the serious scholar who wants to engage faith and scripture from a fresh perspective, spiritual nourishment for the devoted person of faith looking for fables and parables to nurture the soul, and guides to spiritual action for those who are seeking a vision for moral and ethical decision-making in the home and family, in the workplace, and in the local and global community. Issues of faith and justice, economy and ethics come together in 'Postle Jack's adventures in an engaging and encouraging way.

'postle Jack Tales

Barden, John H.

The cinch on the rope was broken. This time Lem's luck ran out-a saddle hung up in the brush with a mad bull at the end of the rope with three bullet holes in it. How did Lem ever get his gun out? Ben Summers, the tough young ranch foreman for the Big Crooked River Ranch, who discovers the body, is out of a job when the ranch is sold. He travels to see the country, stopping in Sweetwater where he finds a job working for Belle Sawyer, owner of the Bar S Ranch. Belle lost her husband the year before and the ranch has been slowly losing money. Ben assists Belle and becomes suspicious of one of her riders. A great western with all the elements of the genre-a hero, action, and romance.

The Men of Crooked River

Petersen, Duane L.

Genre Fiction

Spurred on by bipolar disease and hallucinogens, Jim Durkee uses prose and poetry to describe his forty year personal journey of desperation and triumph, confusion and clarity, and the eventual realization of some degree of serenity and peace.  His writing encompasses his experience with LSD and struggle with bipolar disease, creating a philosophy evolving from the depths of hell and the pleasure of nirvana.  This writing does not address the metaphysical but offers a vision of the contemporary world, America's place in it, and suggestions which he believes would be wise to pursue.  Science and Faith is a lesson and a warning, an insight into human behavior. An excerpt from the author's preface more clearly describes the contents of this book: "Within these pages, I have been honest, both with myself and my visions of the social condition, pointing out my criticisms and admirations of America, and I have offered valid solutions stemming from my visions of the future. The insights herein are not very complimentary in some instances, and the solutions offered neither easy nor quick. I hope the reader will bear in mind life is not easy or quick, that evolution-of ideas or social systems-is always a deliberate, measured, ongoing process, and lasting social infrastructures are created only by thoughtful consideration and hard work. I lay this work before the reader with the understanding that messages are sometimes not very pleasant, but in the long run, denial is far more unpleasant."

Science And Faith

Biographies & Memoirs

Durkee, Jim

Memoirs

In 1836, the English naturalist, Charles Darwin, returned home from a five-year voyage aboard the HMS Beagle. He was given the task of collecting as many different plants, animals, fossils, and minerals from the countries he visited. During his journeys Darwin spent many hours recording his observations. On his return to England, he began to conceptualize the theory of evolution. Darwin believed that all plants and animals on Earth evolved over the centuries into their present form. When he presented his theory to the public, they laughed at him and scorned his ideas. Finally, more than twenty years later, he published his theory of evolution. At first the public rejected it, but within a few years his theory became widely accepted as fact in the scientific community. Vargie Johnson tells the story of how Charles Darwin became famous for his theory of evolution in this first biographical novel of the "What Made Them Famous?" series.

Charles Darwin, the Discoverer

Children's Books

Johnson, Vargie

Biographies

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