Walking Through the Bible
A Journey Guide
by Marshall Holtvluwer and Nelson Miller
Read insights on each of the Bible's sixty-six books including theme, context, key locations, key events, revelation of Jesus Christ, and key verses. Other guides help you get more out of reading the Bible.
Your Reason for Being
Discovering Your "Why I Am" and "What Is My Purpose"
by Fred Vander Ploeg and Nelson Miller
Ask others what their purpose in life is. Nearly all will give stock answers. Many think that knowing their life's purpose doesn't matter, that life just happens as a happy or unhappy accident. One thing's sure: if you don't decide your purpose, others will decide for you, at your peril. Read here how others discovered their purpose through challenges, obstacles, revelations, and miracles. Explore and discover your purpose.
Bible Lands
A Tour of Scriptural Israel
This book selects one-hundred-fifty photographs Pastor Marshall Holtvluwer and his wife Tammy took on trips around Israel and supplies a description and inspiration for each historical Bible site. Whether you've toured Israel and want to remember or haven't toured Israel and want to learn, read the short descriptions and inspirations for Israel's biblical sites from the southern desert wilderness up to Galilee and around the coastline down to Jerusalem.
Top 100 Questions Asked Christians
Answers to Common Faith Concerns
By Nelson Miller
Answers to one-hundred questions on Christian faith. Categories include big questions, Bible doctrine, other ways, scandals, and application. Each answer is about three pages of clear and concise text.
Epic Good News
A Poem of Our Divine Universe
Read here, in epic poem form, with thousands of citations from both the Old and New Testaments, of how the life of the Messiah Jesus Christ shaped our moral universe. The poem encourages you to explore the many rich stories that the Bible embeds in the Savior Jesus's greatest-ever life story. Read, and listen for the Holy Spirit.
Spiritspeak
Sharing Some Very Good News
The New Testament shares the very good news of rescue from death. It does so, however, in prophecy, letters, poems, songs, and parallel histories that challenge the strongest readers. Religious terminology and ancient names, events, and places further complicate the Bible's reading. This book reorganizes the New Testament into a single good-news account, while removing the difficult religious terminology. It also sorts the letters' doctrine into thematic summaries. Both sophisticated and unsophisticated readers may appreciate this straightforward, organized, accessible, and thematic account of the good news of our one great rescuer.
Applying the Bible:
Discipleship Exercises for Everyday Life
by Roger Sellon and Nelson Miller
Practice applying Bible verses to everyday life. Applying the Bible involves skill. This book's one thousand scenarios help develop that skill, addressing ten attributes of God, ten sins to avoid, and ten processes in faith development.
Without Bars
Christian Poetry for Prisoners
This book of Christian poetry encourage literal and figurative prisoners with the freedom found in Jesus Christ. The poems, each three to four pages in length, address an assortment of common issues we face and burdens we carry day to day, under the constraint of the corrupt world and corrupt flesh in which we live. The poems vary from comforting to humorous to insightful and inspiring.
Letters to America's Churches
Contemporary and Timeless Issues
This book offers fifty letters, one to the churches of each of the fifty United States, in the style of the Pauline letters of the New Testament. The book indirectly explores contemporary cultural issues, as did the apostle Paul's letters, while retaining a timeless perspective. What would Paul have written to the churches of America today? Let this book help you confirm a biblical perspective on local, regional, and national issues affecting churches.
Seeing the World Scripturally
This book collects more than 200 short reflections on spiritual subjects ranging from A to Z. The reflections reveal the scripture's depth, offering epiphanies on many topics. The scriptures reveal God's full and correct way of seeing, experiencing, and engaging the world he so deeply loved that he gave his Son to save it. A stimulating photograph illustrates each of the many sections, which the author arranges in alphabetical order.
