Kipling for Christians is both an introductory work on the amazing literature of Rudyard Kipling and a Christian thinker's user-guide for a small selection of Kipling poems. This book contains an insightful introduction to Kipling's life, so influenced by the times in which he lived, times when the British Empire stretched the far reaches of the globe. In addition to the introduction of Kipling's life, the book contains a chapter arguing that poetry is the supreme art. Each of the poems is given a brief introduction that gives an explanation from a Biblical worldview. 
This book will be enjoyed by students eager to learn the beauty of poetry as well as by aficionados of Kipling's amazing gift of expression through thought and pen.

Kipling for Christians: A woefully inadequate selection of the works of Rudyard Kipling

Literature & Fiction

White, Dr. Randy

Grahn, Dillon

History & Criticism

Trust House Publishers

Charles Ryrie once wrote, ¿Everyone is a theologian¿of one sort or another.¿ Each person¿s theology is a combination of what we believe and how we live out those beliefs. This book attempts to help Christians build confidence in their knowledge of the Scriptures and, through that, live a life where they regularly come to know Jesus better and love him more. No matter what level of Bible study you are doing ¿ from the simplest overview to more technical exegesis ¿ in New Testament: Chapter by Chapter you will find something to help you ¿in your pursuit of knowing our Lord Jesus Christ more intimately¿ (2 Peter 1:8).

New Testament: Chapter by Chapter

Religion & Spirituality

Goepfrich, Daniel

Christian Books & Bibles

For 15 years, J. Gerald Harris sat at the helm of America's oldest Christian publication, The Christian Index. Now, we have a collection of the best and brightest, the "blessings" and the "balderdash" that flowed from his pen into his weekly editorials. With over 400 editorials to his name, this collection contains the heart of Christian thinking about current events over the 15-year period from 2003 to 2018. From thoughts about the Southern Baptist Convention to atheism to Mother Theresa to post-modern culture, and so much more, this book will encourage you, provoke you, and enlighten your understanding of the flow of Christian thought during this pivotal time.

Blessings and Balderdash: Commentaries from The Christian Index, America's Oldest Religious Publication

Harris, J. Gerald

Revelation: Return of the Warrior King

Hall, John W.

Longtime Baptist Pastor and Editor J. Gerald Harris shares a nostalgic, wise, and concerned view of the past 40 years of Southern Baptist life. This book is not so much a history of these 40 years as it is one man's observations of the spiritual journey of the nation's largest non-Catholic religious body. Shared with grace yet grave concern, the book contemplates the liberalism from which the Convention came in 1979, to the return of liberal drift in these last days.

The Rise and Fall of the Conservative Resurgence: The Southern Baptist Convention, 1979-2021

J. Gerald Harris

This book traces the argument made by the Holy Spirit, speaking through the Apostle Paul, about the normal development of a Christian, from his first realization of his guilt before God, to full maturity in Christ. Then it traces the Holy Spirit's argument about the irrevocable nature of God's promises to the ancient nation of Israel, and how that demonstrates the absolute reliability of all of His promises. And then it traces the outworking of these truths in practical Christian living.

Epistle To The Romans

MORRIS, JAMES

Today still, much contention and disputation revolve around whether the AV 1611 King James Bible is the perfect and inerrant word of God in the language of the last days: English. Does the King James Bible really reflect the full meaning of the original languages? Does it say all it should say? Are there particles or portions of truth lost in translation, leaving us woefully dependent upon the Greek, the Hebrew, and the scholars who seem to delight so in undermining the authority of the Holy Scriptures? This second edition is substantively the same book as the first edition with a newly supplied index and very moderate streamlining of wording. This book is an unashamed defense of the perfection of the words of God as found in the King James Bible. Presented herein is strong, substantive evidence of how the AV 1611 resolves the ambiguity of the original languages-just the opposite of what modern scholarship tells us!

The Certainty of Words: How The King James Bible Resolves The Ambiguity Of The Original Languages (Second Edition)

Kyle F. Stephens

From This Generation For Ever: A Study of God's Promise to Preserve His Word

Ross, Bryan C

Revelation and Daniel Considered Together

James C. Morris

Thoughts About Prophetic Subjects

Morris, James C.

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