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The Book of Moses is a series of revelatory text dictated by Joseph Smith from June 1830-February 1831. It is considered to be part of scriptural canon for some in the Latter Day Saint movement. The text was first published in the church newspapers Evening and Morning Star and Times and Seasons in the 1830s and 1840s.

Alfred Loisy famously wrote: "Jesus preached the Kingdom, but what came was the church." In the year 2000, a thought came to rest very powerfully in my conscience. "It is the end of the Church Age and the beginning of the Kingdom Age." Despite the emphasis many place on the church, Jesus mentioned the church only twice in all four Gospels. By way of contrast, He spoke continually about the Kingdom.

Recognitions is a captivating text dating back to the early Christian church and referenced by early church fathers Origen and Eusebius. The narrative is addressed to James the Just, the Bishop of Jerusalem, and is recorded by one Clement, a Greek, who chronicles a series of discourses by the apostle Peter, which he is witness to while accompanying Peter in his travels. Clement begins his account by detailing his own religious search before he...

This book is a manual on spiritual warfare with a particular emphasis on deliverance ministry. Jesus came to set the captives free. He died upon the cross and rose again to break the power of the enemy. He ascended to the Father and sent the Holy Ghost to comfort, guide, and empower us to continue the work of liberating souls from the bondage of Satan. That bondage includes demonic addiction, deception, fear, hopelessness, anger, lust, ignoran...

This book explores the importance of the tribe of Ephraim and the lost tribes of Israel in regards to the establishment of Zion in the last days. In the restoration of all things spoken of by the prophets of old, God will bring about the restoration of the whole house of Israel, gather the lost tribes to a place of refuge, and set up an ensign for a witness to the world. This event is known by several names, including: the great and marvelous ...

The Kingdom of Mélekh is now a forgotten dream, little more than ancient ruins and a note in history. The world of men is once more divided, while a sinister threat grows in the desolate lands to the north. Zidek, the immortal prophet who set the Crown of Ancients upon King Mélekh's brow a thousand years ago, has taken interest in a young farm boy named Chayim. Acting on a prophecy regarding a coming hero destined to destroy the liche-sorcerer...

Gavin and Sarah were to be the Adam and Eve of a new world, that is, until Gavin found his wife dead in their garden. Now isolated on an alien moon with no way of returning to Earth, Gavin intended to kill the monster that had murdered her. The problem was...the creature looked exactly like his departed wife.

When politicians speak about what the Founding Fathers intended it is often a distortion or a complete fabrication. I find this appalling. After all, it's not as if the founding of this country predated recorded history. The purpose of this book isn't to

Recognitions is a captivating text dating back to the early Christian church and referenced by early church fathers Origen and Eusebius. The narrative is addressed to James the Just, the Bishop of Jerusalem, and is recorded by one Clement, a Greek, who chronicles a series of discourses by the apostle Peter, which he is witness to while accompanying Peter in his travels. Clement begins his account by detailing his own religious search before he...