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Christians are SAINTS. They are not sinners in the present tense saved by grace. Sinners is what they used to be. The Bible nowhere teaches that a Christian has a sin nature or can be labeled a sinner. This is established through examination of the three terms - sinners, Saints and flesh - from a linguistic view as well as from their context in scripture. Additionally there is a comprehensive search of the scriptures on the nature of the Saint...

In a follow up volume to "You Have To Love It", the author looks at a single composer to find out what his music proves. Regardless of the dates after the name, Bach lives and proves many things to us through his music. The book is not a musicological approach to the subject, but the insights of an end user consumer of the music. Bach's music is valuable to us. It feeds us, and this book tells what we should expect to get from him.

What was it like to be in a Bible College music group? What was it like to travel with Ruben Ratzlaff, Dallas Meserve, Warren Bell, Jim Crain and Hal and Evelyn Martin? What was the Al Hammond Song? Where did Eileen Alder think we should sing? I'm sure you have never in your life wondered about those things, but they're answered in this book. This is a book about my experience in a Southern Gospel Quartet in my home church and at San Jose Bibl...

Revelation at times seems like a picture in which a person can see whatever they want to see, and yet it is an objective presentation from God to man of truths that we cannot comprehend in any medium other than from God. This book was born out of years of reading, memorizing and reciting the entire book. It attempts to provide a big picture approach to the study of this most important book. While not a full commentary, it does provide extensiv...

We all need encouragement. Here are eight words from the scriptures that will give it. These are the only lasting things we can have in this temporary changing world. That's because they're not really things, they're infinitely eternally personal, and we can have them for keeps.

We are living in tough times. We already have testimony that we have resources stronger than the times. These are studies from the book of Acts dealing with the times and people who prevailed in the New Testament era. The book concludes with a special study on the nature of property from the book of Acts.

We live in an era of increasing diversity when it comes to worship styles. Everyone wants something that ministers specifically to them instead of thinking of what they can bring that will minister to others. By looking at the scriptures on the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers and the worship of heaven and then looking at the cultural setting for worship and making some proposals of specific ways to include everyone, this book aims ...

The Christmas poem has been the longest continuous institution in my writing life. Since 1970 I have written and sent out a new poem each year in lieu of a Christmas card. All of the poems are presented here in a single volume from the first one in 1970 through the one to be sent out in 2019, completing 50 years.

This is a book of enthusiasms. Music is to be loved. It is made to be experienced with the heart. It, like all art, is not simply an empty display, but something which does something for us. This is a very personal look at the value of Classical Music in my life. It covers the concept of having a musical schematic and contains many suggestions for further listening. It also deals with some of the spiritual aspects of music.