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When a nasty storm passes through Mossingford Gate, Scoot wakes up to find two of his children missing. With no other course of action, their father, a simple wood mouse named Scoot, must race across the forest to find them. Despite the mess the storm left behind, he has no choice but to race through the forest to find them...not an easy task for a simple mouse. During his search, he learns that not only did the storm wreak havoc upon the fo...

The Book of Leviticus is widely misunderstood, and is often ridiculed or dismissed by both ignorant Christians and atheists. A major obstacle is to think that all of Leviticus only applies to the Israelites. In reality there are two categories of text in the book - 'Local' Laws which applied only to the Jews, and 'Universal' Laws that apply to all people of all backgrounds until the end of time. Those who laugh at Leviticus simply have no idea...

Most people THINK they think! But, very few analyse and examine what happens around them. For Christians, this means they accept whatever is given to them as 'correct'. This is because they trust people who give them information. Sadly, this is not always wise, and Christians are led a merry dance down the wrong rose-strewn path! There is a great need today for Christians to learn how to think properly. Though the author set out to write in ac...

This book is not particularly about the condition of Israel today, though scant mention is made of it in the text. Rather, it is about what influential people in the past have said about Israel and the Jews. sadly, much said is based on social fashion of the day.

The subject of Arminianism raises the hackles of both pro- and anti- Arminianists, but this book is not about causing controversy. It does, however, state that, in my view, Arminianism is heresy. Why? Because it opposes the Gospel as found in scripture, making salvation of works and not of grace and faith alone. However, the book is meant to show what famed voices from the past have concluded... so read on...

The topic of prayer is far from settled in the churches. The book examines prayer and prayer meetings to deal with hard topics. Useless traditional answers are rejected.

This Commentary is one of a series of Commentaries. The author is Dr K B Napier, a pastor of over 40 years, and author of about 40 books. His commentaries are designed to be read easily, and combine theology, interpretation of texts, devotional material and application to modern life. There is no influence by denominations or any other external sources, so the text is entirely about what the Bible actually says.

This Bible Commentary on the Book of Luke is one of a series of ongoing Commentaries on the Bible. Based on Sunday studies taken by the author, combining theology, Bible study interpretation, devotional material and application for today.

One of a series of Bible Commentaries, Mark Bible Commentary shows a fast-paced description of the life of Christ to His death. Written to be understandable and precise, containing the whole Bible texts

Most Christians know about the presence of false Christs at the time of Jesus. This book gives an outline of historical facts, as background to the prophecy by Christ of the fall of the Temple, showing how these 'Christs' brought ruin to the Jews.

Most Christian writers are hampered by their denominational ties, personal theories and a desire to please - to get more sales and members. This book simply tells it as it is, with no manipulation or reliance on others who can influence readers. The book relates why a whole group of people walked out of a traditionalist church, so as to gain a more personal life with God. They 'undid' what they had been taught in traditionalism and replaced it...

Most men who are 'pastors' have never been called to the office of pastor by God and so are not given relevant gifts. These are fake pastors even though some of them are genuinely saved and perhaps know their Bibles. Today, as hatred grows for churches and God, and as countless fake pastors ruin the Church of Jesus Christ, men are being called to open house churches (NOT charismatic versions). It might even be that the West will soon be overru...

No doubt many Christians will shrug their shoulders and mutter "Why do we need yet another book on the Resurrection?" Such an attitude is similar to saying "There are ten preachers in the world already - why have any more?" Each genuine preacher and pastor has a ministry, given by God, for the building up of the churches. There is a divine purpose behind Christian authors, even when they appear to write similar books. In this book several odd ...

Not another book on the Flood! Yes, another one. It does not just repeat what expert scientists say that prove the Flood was real. Nor does it solely show accurate interpretations of the text in Genesis. Rather, it introduces the topic to Christians who have not yet examined what scripture really says, and who feel unqualified to argue against secular scientists. Eleven book chapters go through the Genesis chapters on the Flood. Followed by Ne...

The author has used a secular term usually used in anthropology, to refer to the way some Christians can fall into devastating evil. In the book, he proposes using 'taboo' as a way of describing a Christian's fall into depravity. It is an attempt to use the word as a description. Most believers don't understand how any Christian can fall so dramatically - but, some do anyway! The author was prompted to write the book during teaching the Book o...

Christmas' is a marketing ploy originally devised by the Roman Catholic church. It revolves around the blasphemous three Masses said for Christ over the 24th-25th December time period. Sadly, even reformed and evangelical Christians copy the format in special services held on those dates. This book examines the actual biblical texts to show that the reality of Christ's birth is radically different from the 'warm and fuzzy' one depicted around ...

The Book of Ruth in the Old Testament is much valued by Jews. It is about a Moabite young woman who elected to join her mother-in-law, who moved back to Bethlehem after ten years in Moab. Ruth promised to follow Naomi's God, and to love Him. Both the women were widows - Naomi was now too old to have children, so held out no hope of finding an husband, Ruth was much younger, so able to bear children. A prince of Israel, a kinsman of Naomi's dea...

Every year is the same. I receive a huge volume of leaflets 'proving' ALL of 'Christmas' is pagan and those who take part 'must be' pagans or backslidden. I KNOW all the arguments but my research mind does not accept them! This is because much that is called 'fact' is (in real fact) reproducing assumptions and guesses put out by one or two 'authorities' whose methodology is dubious to say the least. Yes, a small PART of Christmas can be called...

The little town of Lewes was ordinary, but it had the dubious distinction of hosting 'the biggest bonfire in England' by burning ten Protestants at once outside the Star Inn in High Street. False martyrdom is looked at, and genuine martyrdom is defined - it has nothing to do with psyching yourself up with glazed eyes, or personal determination! True martyrdom is something only God can allow. Christians must be alert, for Christians are martyre...

Ask any Christian and he or she will agree that Luther's 95 Theses lit the match that became a worldwide fire. Yet, almost none have actually read the Theses! This short book gives all 95 Theses in list form, a chapter on what each Thesis said with a critical analysis, plus an after-word about their impact on the world. If you think Luther condemned Indulgences - read this book! If you think he condemned the popes - think again! If you think h...