Mormonism is a truly unique American religion. Born in upstate New York and suckled on the breast of freedom, a small group of self-styled "Saints" began preaching the gospel of Christ as revealed to Joseph Smith by divine revelation. Smith spoke of a heavenly visitation by God the Father and His Son Jesus Christ, endowing young Joseph with the authority to restore God's one, true church here on earth. Under the direction of Joseph Smith, Jr. and later Brigham Young, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints quickly rose to a position of prominence in the mid 19th century. Latter-day Saints are largely regarded by society as industrious, honest, moral and descent people, but there is another side of Mormonism hidden from the prying eyes of outsiders. Secret Agenda is a well documented exposé revealing an ongoing conspiracy, stretching all the way back to the first prophet of the Church and his vision of establishing a theocratic government. Written by a seventh generation Mormon with ancestral ties to the ultra secretive Council of Fifty, Timothy pulls back the veil of secrecy to reveal the true aim of the Church. Beneath the deceptively calm surface of a global religious institution, a storm is raging. With more than 15 million members world-wide, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is preparing to fulfill its ultimate destiny. Unbeknownst to American citizens, an unassuming adversary patiently waits in the shadows - ready to pounce at a moment's notice. Lurking just around the corner, a well organized shadow government is waiting for all of the right pieces to fall into place. Imagine what would happen if only a small portion of "The Mormon Plan for America" is allowed to be implemented. Personal freedoms currently enjoyed by all American citizens would be stripped away under the tyrannical rule of a theocratic government. Make no mistake, America is under siege!

Secret Agenda: The Mormon Plan for America

Flanders, Timothy J

Religion & Spirituality

Veritas Press

When Jesus saves us, everything changes. If we understand this, then our practice of dating, sex, and marriage simply cannot stay the same. The logic is pretty clear. Jesus saves us. Jesus changes us. Jesus changes how we view and practice things. Dating is one of those things. Sex is one of those things. Marriage is one of those things. Let's begin a conversation about how Jesus calls us to... Date Different.

Date Different: A Short (but honest) Conversation on Dating, Sex, & Marriage for Teenagers (and their parents)

Gibson, Greg

Friendship Redeemed is an examination of how the gospel influenced and shaped Paul's understanding of friendship. Pastors, students, and teachers alike---and anyone who desires to grow in their understanding of biblical friendship---will find this work to be a helpful resource, both in regards to readability and substance. Friendship Redeemed examines the topic of friendship through the lens of the metanarrative of scripture. The conclusion is that the gospel calls the Christian to a unique and counter-cultural view of friendship. This book will serve as a tool for helping believers to learn to live and think with a biblical worldview concerning the topic of friendship.

Friendship Redeemed: How the Gospel Changes Friendships to Something Greater

Holland, Adam

The 2nd Edition of Reformational Manhood:If manhood is passed down from generation to generation, then we have a courageous and war-like adventure ahead of us. It's time to put our comfort and lack of discipleship on the line. If we know God has called us to make disciples, let's begin with ourselves. If we know biblical manhood is under attack, let's go forth with vigor. "The time is now," says Greg Gibson. "There really is no other option." 'Reformational Manhood' is a call to men to live courageous and bold lifestyles for Christ. Read it by yourself. Read it in groups. Take a younger guy through it. This book will raise the bar in your pursuit of true manhood.

Reformational Manhood: Creating a Culture of Gospel-Centered Warriors

How does hospitality shape who we are as Christians, and how should we extend this hospitable love toward others? In this resource, we’ll look at how biblical hospitality plays out in Christian homes—for women and men—and how we might consider our small acts of hospitable love as larger participation in God’s plan to see disciples of Jesus be made and welcomed into the household of faith. We hope that you might begin to consider what it looks like for you, no matter your season, to begin shaping your home and life toward a hospitable aim.

Hospitality Matters: Reviving an Ancient Practice for Modern Mission

Reissig, Courtney

The Kingdom of Christ is made up of many di erent types of people, in many different arenas of life, and in many different life-stages. As Christians, we are called to make disciples. If you are married with children or single without children, your calling is still the same—to glorify God and enjoy him forever. How can the church continue to champion singles, and how should we view singleness in the life of the church?

Whole in Christ: A Biblical Approach to Singleness

Platt, David

Strachan, Owen

Holmes, Jasmine

Castleberry, Grant

Lind, Brittany

If you have struggled with an addictive sin, or are trying to help someone that does, then you know that these sins have great potential to enslave. This book offers various keys to unlock the enslaving shackles. However, understand, there is no master key, only a Master Unlocker. This book strives to be real and practical. It strives to keep the heart and power of the gospel at the forefront. It incorporates modern-day examples, poetry, and action steps. It is researched and nuanced but not scholarly. The chapters and book are intentionally short so it’s not intimidating to pick up and read. This book is written by someone that has fought the gospel-centered war and has experienced much victory by the grace of God and yet knows scars are real and the battle is never over. The book also shows that the author has fought alongside many comrades, both helping and receiving help. In short, the book is real about war and offers help in our continued gospel-centered war. ***** “As the title of this book makes clear, a gospel-centered approach is, in the long run, the only effective way to combat sin and addiction. Any resource, like this one by Paul O'Brien, which helps us fight our sinful compulsions by means of the gospel of Jesus Christ is one I recommend.” —Dr. Donald S. Whitney, professor of biblical spirituality and associate dean at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and author or Spiritual Disciplines of the Christian Life and Praying the Bible. ***** “Gospel-Centered War is for those who struggle with life-dominating sin and for those who counsel them. Instead of simply addressing behavior modification, Paul O'Brien gets to the heart of the matter. This book addresses the issues that provide freedom from destructive, self-defeating behaviors by helping the reader understand how God can change their heart and passions. Read it, devour it, and then be changed from the inside out.” —Pastor Mike Wilson, Lincoln Heights Baptist Church, Mansfield, Ohio ***** “Paul is a genuine man of faith who has dedicated his life to Jesus and his calling. As a former heroin addict who was mentored by Paul, I had the privilege to witness his passion for Christ and his desire to help people through God's word. This book shows that same passion.” —Ricky Upton, Louisville, KY

Gospel-Centered War: Finding Freedom From Enslaving Sin

O'Brien, Paul

How many times have you encountered Jesus' teachings but left unchanged and disengaged from God's mission?For many Christians, there is a disconnect between knowing what the Bible says and actually doing it. Doer seeks to move Christians from a static existence to a dynamic life. Our families and communities will be transformed when we move from theoretically discussing to practically applying the teachings of Jesus. What is keeping you from jumping in and becoming a doer of God's Word?

Doer: Becoming a Christian Who Acts in a Passive Culture

Snyder, Chase

This study presents a forceful challenge to the conventional understanding of Zionism and the state of Israel: the notion that it is "a land without a people for a peoplle without a land", the myth of Israeli democracy and the perception of the Zionists as the moral representatives of hte victims of hte Holocaust. Schoenman documents the series of massares enacted under the banner of Zionism to drive out the Palestinians. The author concludes by articulating his own formula for a just society in the future - a democratic and secular Palestine where rights flow from citizenship rather than ethnic or religious identity. Ralph Schenman was Executive Director of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation during which time he conducted negotiations with numerous heads of state to secure the release of political prisoners. He has also directed many campaigning groups such as the Committee of 100, the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, the Committee for Artistic and Intellectual Freedom in Iran and the Committee in Defence of the Palestinian and Lebanese Peoples.

The hidden history of Zionism

Politics & Social Sciences

Schoenman, Ralph

Politics & Government

Why People Get Sick and Why People Get Well: The Role of Feelings and Emotions in Health and Disease

Mitchell, Joseph B.

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