A children’s book, in four parts, simply covering the truths in the opening chapters of Genesis. The focus is especially on God’s love for man and the sin that first separated them. God’s incredible promise to send a Savior to pay for that sin and reconcile man back to Himself concludes the book.

A series of short studies on the necessity of right doctrine in every Christian’s life.

This book shows the patterns the author has found throughout the whole Bible on the subject of prosperity and financial giving. Large portions of scripture rather than a few isolated verses have been provided so the reader will be able to see these same patterns develop from the whole of God’s Word. The topic is not exhausted in this book, but the reader will be able to have a solid foundation on which to build a true understanding of prosperity and the importance of financial giving.

Songbook used by Scriptural Study Groups containing the lyrics for 180 hymns, choruses, and children's songs.

This study primarily examines the physical characteristics of the tabernacle, a temporary place where God could meet with His people. In looking at the physical aspects of the tabernacle, it is apparent that these point to Christ. Some of the tangible aspects of the tabernacle and the priest’s attire reveal God’s goodness and the fulfillment of His plan to redeem fallen man by the completed work of Jesus Christ.

In reading the King James Version, it is relatively easy to spot archaic words. However, there is another category of words, those which have undergone “meaning shift”, i.e. words which are still in use today with meanings that can differ slightly or radically from their meanings in 1611. This short book documents some of the most notable instances of meaning shift.