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Biblical Counsel
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Christianity or Humanism: Which Will You Choose?
"Most Christians are blissfully uninformed about the worldview of Humanism and therefore do not realize that secular Humanism has now largely displaced our society’s Christian foundations." —Robert Waggoner Precise information: Secular Humanism is the major belief system that currently challenges Christian faith in the Western world. Arguments and evidence: The Christian worldview is indeed superior to Humanism. Warning: Humanism is a threat to Christian institutions and beliefs. Motivation: Greater activity is necessary—not only in service to God and humanity, but also in resisting and overthrowing Humanism.
The Writer's Market
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America's God and Country
An Invaluable resource highlighting america's noble heritage, profound quotes from founding fathers, presidents, statesmen, scientists, constitutions, court decisions ... for use in speeches, papers, debates, essays ...
Raising Pure Kids
Seventy percent of American teens have had sex by age eighteen. Richard and Reneé Dur&supl;eld--the parents of four grown children--encourage parents to help their teens resist sexual temptation using the practical "key talk" concept and a covenant with God to remain chaste. Includes how to have a "key talk," questions a child may ask, guidelines and goals for dating, praying for a child's future spouse, and more. Originally titled Raising Them Chaste, this edition includes new information gained from the Durfield's ministry to families.
Baby Doe
An unwanted baby deer is adopted by a kind old man and surprises the world with her unusual gift.
The Winning Spirit
Meet Jesse Barfield, Darryl Strawberry, Andy Van Slyke, and eight other baseball greats. For them, it hasn't always been an All-Star game. Pennington, a sports columnist for The Record and The News Tribune traces their superstar careers and tells how, along the way, they got the message: Living on the edge isn't where it's at.
