The church is in a crisis. The world surrounding it is rife with fornication and adultery. Much of this is centered on the ungodly path to marriage that the world calls 'dating'; a path that has... More > become a cover and excuse for continual fornication and defrauding.
The church has no answer. Some ignore the issue and their children date like those in the world. Others have proposed 'Christian Dating' or 'Courtship'. However none of these represent Biblical analysis of what Scripture, and Scripture alone, teaches.
This is such an analysis. We have attempted to examine Scriptural pattern and precept; to determine what Scripture itself teaches.< Less
The church is in a crisis. The world surrounding it is rife with fornication and adultery. Much of this is centered on the ungodly path to marriage that the world calls 'dating'; a path that has... More > become a cover and excuse for continual fornication and defrauding.
The church has no answer. Some ignore the issue and their children date like those in the world. Others have proposed 'Christian Dating' or 'Courtship'. However none of these represent Biblical analysis of what Scripture, and Scripture alone, teaches.
This is such an analysis. We have attempted to examine Scriptural pattern and precept; to determine what Scripture itself teaches.< Less
There are thousands of Godly young people who want to get married, are ready to get married, and should be married… indeed should have been married long ago… who are not married. Their... More > church, their friends, and their families have all prepared them for marriage, for early marriage, for early, fruitful marriage… and they are not married. There is no persecution, no law, there are no physical infirmities that prevent them from being married… but they are not married. This is not a ‘panic’, it is a crisis. We have many of the very best and brightest of our Christian young people who are already well past the flower of their age, and they are not married. That is beyond a crisis, it is a catastrophe.
Scripture provides clear answers to this crisis: which we have ignored because they run counter to our culture. It is time that we began to take every thought captive to Christ, and throw off the chains of bondage to this world. It is time we ‘let them marry’.< Less
The Texan Star tells the story of the Texas rebellion, beginning with the treacherous imprisonment of Austin, the Texan leader, the rise of Santa Anna and his attempt, through bad faith, to disarm... More > the Texans and leave them powerless before the Indians. It culminates in the rebellion of the Texans, and their capture, in the face of great odds, of San Antonio, the seat of the Mexican power in the north.< Less
There are thousands of Godly young people who want to get married, are ready to get married, and should be married… indeed should have been married long ago… who are not married. Their... More > church, their friends, and their families have all prepared them for marriage, for early marriage, for early, fruitful marriage… and they are not married. There is no persecution, no law, there are no physical infirmities that prevent them from being married… but they are not married. This is not a ‘panic’, it is a crisis. We have many of the very best and brightest of our Christian young people who are already well past the flower of their age, and they are not married. That is beyond a crisis, it is a catastrophe.
Scripture provides clear answers to this crisis: which we have ignored because they run counter to our culture. It is time that we began to take every thought captive to Christ, and throw off the chains of bondage to this world. It is time we ‘let them marry’.< Less
They say that coming of age is a difficult time--even for princes. Perhaps especially for princes.
Sixteen year old Seth was already worried about suddenly becoming the heir apparent in a country... More > torn by war, learning the language of every race on the planet, getting betrothed to some girl he didn’t even know, the daughter of his father’s greatest enemy. But to be kidnapped too?
And why was he so dizzy all the time?
Island Peoples is the first book in the Island Peoples series, and is followed by Come the Day; also published on Lulu.< Less
"The Texan Scouts," continues the adventures of Ned Fulton and his friends as told in ‘The Texas Star’. In The Texan Star we heard the story of the Texas rebellion, beginning... More > with the treacherous imprisonment of Austin, the Texan leader, the rise of Santa Anna and his attempt, through bad faith, to disarm the Texans and leave them powerless before the Indians. It culminates in the rebellion of the Texans, and their capture, in the face of great odds, of San Antonio, the seat of the Mexican power in the north.
Here, in the ‘The Texan Scouts’ we read of the coming of Santa Anna with an overwhelming force, the fall of the Alamo, the massacre of Goliad and the dark days of Texas. Yet the period of gloom is relieved by the last stand of Crockett, Bowie, and their famous comrades.< Less
Hadassah was worried about this new husband her father had betrothed her to, the Prince Royal. What would he be like? She had heard all sorts of strange things about him, his father, his friends, and... More > his plans.
Ishvi, on the other hand, was angry. His foolish uncle had gone and joined in the rebellion and now he, Ishvi, was paying the cost: having to marry some girl that Seth, the prince, would pick for him, and then having to participate in some crazy plan that he had dreamed up.
But both of them were seriously upset that they weren’t going to be able to be human!
A Sequel to Island Peoples, Come the Day starts up where that story leaves off... with Seth, Mgwan, Sean, Wynforr and Tristan joined by Ishvi, Sionr, and other new characters. Add in a new land and plenty more transformations, and you have quite an adventure!< Less
Son of a Superhero
Seth had always wondered what his Dad did for a living. Why was it always so hush hush? And now that his dad was dead, and his mom wouldn't say, he guessed he would never... More > know...
Until he came home one day and found out that he was the son of a superhero, and that being the son of a superhero isn't exactly like in the comic books.
A Friend in Need
In this book, the second of the series, Thomas, Seth's best friend, has a real problem. Not that he'll talk about it or anything. So Seth and his family decide to do something about it.
Dad thinks that this problem will be easy to solve, a nice vacation from his first case. All they have to do is figure out what the problem is, and figure out how to solve it. But it turns out not to be quite that easy...< Less
Son of a Superhero
Seth had always wondered what his Dad did for a living. Why was it always so hush hush? And now that his dad was dead, and his mom wouldn't say, he guessed he would never... More > know...
Until he came home one day and found out that he was the son of a superhero, and that being the son of a superhero isn't exactly like in the comic books.
A Home Visit
In this book, the third of the series, Seth finds himself confronting kidnappers. Not your run of the mill kidnappers, these are the kind that arrive with the police instead of running from them.
And so Seth, himself, spends much of the time running from the police, and can't even tell his parents what he is doing. But his biggest surprise is not who his enemy turns out to be, but who his friend turns out to be.
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