It is the ultimate survivor tale.One man and his family are the only people alive on earth after a magnificent disaster. It is the stuff of fables. A boatload of animals and four men and four women are the source of countless species and billions of people.But it is more than an adventure, and surprisingly it is not a fable. This is Noah's life story as the Bible and the ancients told it. Jr. High-Adult 110pgs

Ezekiel was a Jewish prophet living in ancient Babylon. At first, he was considered a nuisance. But when his prophecies became the news, the Israelites started listening. Ezekiel gained respect in the twentieth century when, again, his words became the news.Today we are hearing his name tossed about in Christian circles concerning a war in the Middle East. And guess what? Part of what he said has become the stage we are watching. Could this ancient prophet have something to say to ...

In Job: Beyond What You've Been Taught, history, archaeology, and theology converge to illuminate one of the most profound books of the Bible—Job. Far from a simple tale of suffering and faith, the Book of Job is a literary masterpiece that has challenged readers for millennia.Job: Beyond What You've Been Taught explores Job not only as scripture but as a product of its ancient Near Eastern context. Drawing on archaeological findings from Mesopotamia and C...

The prayer of faith. You think you know what it is. You just don't see any results...You've prayed in faith but nothing happened. You believe but you wonder if God even hears you. Sound familiar?Be assured, miracles do still happen. Your healing is waiting for you. Your deliverance is in front of you.But faith isn't a formula; it is a relationship.This book will teach you what the Bible says about faith, what it is, why God uses it and how it works. You'll l...

Ancient Sumer disappeared into the sands. Then came the adventurers.You might think ancient man was not as curious about people and history before him. That is not true. Kings filled libraries with written histories they collected and they recorded their own for later generations to read. Schools taught from these libraries as early as around 3000 BC in Mesopotamia.Some date the earliest writings to the Uruk Period. There were schools in Mari, Ebla, Ur, Nippur and Uruk. The...