“I wanted to write this book because I had this thought that Jesus is really making His case, from Genesis to Revelation, that He is not only qualified to be the Master of our lives, but that He desires to be,” Phil Robertson writes.
Poetry has a way of communicating truth in memorable and arresting ways. Travis Jenkins has released a book of his poems called “Christian Rhymes for Trying Times.”
“Sharing our faith is not about winning arguments; it’s about winning hearts,” said Preston Perry — poet, performance artist, teacher and apologist — in the introduction of his latest book.
In Duane “Dog” Chapman’s book “Nine Lives and Counting,” he shares his high moments of fame and the low times that brought him to Christ.
Eschatology, or the study of end times, can be fascinating and frustrating. Many believers are truly curious about what the Bible says concerning the return of Christ and what follows (and precedes) this glorious biblical promise.
Schuyler Sprowles has written a creative and moving novel that tells the story of a young man from Samaria at the time of Jesus. Through the eyes of this youth named Joshua, we encountered the story of Jesus in a unique and memorable way.
Brothers Daniel and Mike Blackaby — despite being separated by distance — have joined together to write a book that addresses modern concerns with Christianity through tackling the head and the heart of apologetics.
Chris Davis looks at the broader biblical instructions about serving and waiting in light of the Second Coming without focusing on the many debates about exact timing and end times scenarios.
