"This book is a powerful statement about a critical component of a church's right response to abuse in its midst." — Professor Jeffrey R. Baker, Pepperdine University School of Law Are you a good watchman? Are you training those in your home to do the same? Abuse and bullying can be stopped in their tracks with good watchmen at their post. This book deals with the issue of child sexual abuse. It exposes the tactics often employed by abusers and bullies (leading to prevention) and discusses what can be done to reduce the number of survivors each predator has before being stopped.

What Kind of Watchman Are You?

Parenting & Relationships

Black, Steve

Family Relationships

Trail Press

What relationship should the Christian have with government and politics? Can the child of God vote? Campaign for candidates? Run for office? And at what cost? Does Scripture mandate a separation of church and state?
Formerly a supporter of American democracy, David Lipscomb became an outspoken opponent of a Christian’s involvement in civil government, due primarily to the bitterness and rancor of the American Civil War. Lipscomb’s book, On Civil Government, originated as a series of articles on the subject.
This new edition is prayerfully offered to Christians as a plea not to allow the American political process to rob the church of her love and compassion for others, to tempt her to place her trust in man, nor distract her from the Great Commission.

On Civil Government: Its Origin, Mission & Destiny, & the Christian's Relation to It

History

Lipscomb, David

World

“Cheetos, Chitlins, & Children is a delightful and enjoyable read! If you love children, have ever been in PTA, have worked in a school setting, or child-oriented organization, this book is for you. I am looking forward to buying my own autographed copy out of the first edition’s printing. — Jeanette Box, minister’s wife & Bible class teacher “Brings back precious memories of 29 years spent with children!” — Karen Jones, retired teacher and Bible class coordinator “This little book was enthralling. Good job, Susie. Maybe I should write one on great grandchildren.” — Lynn Keller, long-time Bible class teacher

Cheetos, Chitlins, & Children

Education & Teaching

Orr, Susie

Schools & Teaching

Most Bible readers have some general ideas about John the Baptist, his unusual clothing and diet, and that his ministry immediately preceded the ministry of Jesus. But a closer look reveals not only a unique lifestyle and ministry, but a rather mysterious figure compelled to live a largely lonely life, and one that towards its end was harrowing. A Voice Crying in the Wilderness takes us beyond those familiar words about him at the outset of each gospel account into a closer look at what made him tick, revealing more about the man and how he brilliantly filled one of the most crucial roles in the Bible story. This book follows The Simon Peter Principles as another insightful look into a fascinating and inspiring Bible character.

A Voice Crying in the Wilderness: The Incredible Life & Ministry of John the Baptist

Religion & Spirituality

Hodges, Keith S.

Christian Books & Bibles

This is a story of one man’s spiritual journey, and what he discovered that dispelled many of his previous beliefs about Christianity. After attending churches from birth to age 29, Duane McCrory discovered truths from the Bible that caused him to question a great deal of what he had been taught religiously.

Modern Day Cornelius

Duane McCrory

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