A true, inspirational story that crosses the barriers of society. A dangerous, homeless drifter who grew up picking cotton in virtual slavery. Meet Denver, raised under plantation-style slavery in Louisiana until he escaped 'da Man' - in the 1960s - by hopping a train. Then, after another 18 hom... (more)

In this comprehensive study course, you will learn how to share your faith simply, effectively, and bibically ... the way Jesus did. Discover the God-given evangelistic tools that will enable you to confidently talk about the Savior. With 101 lessons, this course will help you to prove the authent... (more)

The rise of fundamentalism in the three monotheistic faiths is fully examined in this textbook. It is not about fundamentalism however, but it is about its opposite trend: religious syncretism. Syncretism describes the phenomenon of one religion borrowing elements from another, and it is part of rel... (more)

"Abuse is a problem that needs to be understood, addressed, and challenged. The abused are humans in the image of God who need to be protected, loved, and empowered to stand with us and walk through life with respect and dignity. When God brings a victim to us, we have a responsibility to love them ... (more)

You can't keep a good congregation down - they are at it again in the C of E's zaniest parish, but what is going on? The Oxford English Dictionary gives 17 alternative meanings for the word diet. Are they thinking of Luther's Diet of Worms and staging their own theological conferences? Well, yes, if... (more)

Stand Up is the début album from Worship Central's Luke Hellebronth, produced by Ben Cantelon. Fresh sounds from the writer of Spirit Break Out, soon to be featured in the new Paramount film Noah.

Being a teenager in today's world is a trying time for a young Christian's heart, mind and faith. Ron Luce helps teens know that they are not alone, by encouraging them to stand up and be counted among the faithful. Topics included are: Standing up to peer pressure Standing up to your friends... (more)

Words communicate. Christians often use words to communicate to others; however, these words aren’t understood by many of those outside the church. We can be so absorbed in our “christianese” that we don’t realize others don’t understand the jargon and cannot figure out what it is we mean by what we... (more)