Outline Studies on Hebrews Chapter Eleven

Few chapters of the Bible allow for so broad a study as does Hebrews 11. Called by some "The Roll Call of Faith" and by others "The Great Cloud of Witnesses," its contents allow us to review the lives of the men and women God selected from the former ages as having lived lives that pleased Him.

The chapter takes us back before time, to the necessity of a belief in God. We are then guided from the creation, through the course of human history and at last to the promise that yet awaits the saints of all the ages.

We are shown that in every period of human history God has required one thing of man: faith in what He has revealed. While one may build an ark, another may leave a homeland, one may fight a dreaded foe and another may brave a fiery furnace, the common denominator is unwavering belief in God and His revelation.

Outline Studies on Genesis Chapter Three

This book contains a series of twenty studies, in expanded outline form, covering every major doctrine of the Christian faith. The great Bible themes all have their origin in the third chapter of Genesis. This book will help all students of the word of God to know what and why they believe.

These studies are not only ideal for personal use but are being used by Sunday School and Bible Class teachers in many nations.

Outline Studies on First Thessalonians

This book contains a series of eighteen studies, in expanded outline form, covering the Book of First Thessalonians.

The History of The Holy Bible In The United States of America - Volume 1
The Roman Catholic Church In Florida, New Mexico and Arizona 1492-1600

This booklet will eventually serve as the first chapter of a work to be titled The History of the Holy Bible in the United States of America. The purpose of this undertaking will be fivefold:
1. To show what people settled the diverse regions of the land now known as the United States;
2. To show what religious beliefs they held and what translations or versions of the Bible they brought with them;
3. To show how these beliefs and Bibles affected their settlements;
4. To show how these beliefs and Bibles affected the other settlements round about them;
5. To show how these beliefs affected these regions throughout the course of American history.

There are two schools of thought regarding American history and its relationship to Christianity. The first is that America was founded as a Christian nation by people who loved God and sought to establish a nation where all men could freely worship God, each in his own way. The second group believes that America has no more Biblical foundation than any other country. Both of these views are false.
Rather than uphold either of these party lines, through the course of this work we shall explore:
1. The actual statements of the founders of this land in their context.
2. The religious background in which America’s founders and leaders were nurtured.
3. What these people put into practice, for what a man does is the true reflection of what he really believes.

The History of The Holy Bible In The United States of America - Volume 2
The Roman Catholic Church In The Great Lakes Region And The Mississippi Valley 1523-1724

Part Two of the series.

The History of The Holy Bible In The United States of America - Volume 3
Roanoke: England’s First Attempt To Colonize North America

Part Three of the series.

Will Some Christians Miss The Kingdom?

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