Grow in your faith with these excellent theology books from trusted sources. Limited quantity available—order today! (1) Should Christians Fear Outer Darkness? by Dennis Rokser, Thomas L. Stegall, and Kurt Witzig: What will happen to Christians in the future when they meet the Lord Jesus Christ? While true believers in Christ are assured of their deliverance from Hell, will they still face some form of punishment? Will they suffer punitive damages for sins committed on earth after becoming a child of God? Will Christians face the possibility of receiving a stinging rebuke from Christ, being rejected by Him, and cast into outer darkness to experience torment with wailing and gnashing of teeth? Are Christians still the objects of God's wrath? Is there a distinction between God's punishment and His discipline? What does it mean to be an overcomer? Should Christians Fear Outer Darkness? thoroughly answers these questions and more from the Bible. This book sets forth the contrast between true biblical teaching and the views of many contemporary proponents of outer darkness for Christians. Should Christians Fear Outer Darkness? clearly explains how God deals with every child of God in love and grace, rather than legalism and fear. If you are a Christian struggling with a perform-or-else approach to the Christian life and future, eternal rewards, this book will encourage you with the prospect of seeing your Savior face to face as your Blessed Hope. (1) Truthspeak: The True Meaning of Five Key Christian Words Distorted Through Religious Newspeak by Michael D. Halsey: A Roman governor once asked Jesus Christ, "What is truth?" Today, many souls are searching for the truth and sincerely asking God the same question. Unfortunately, much of the religious heritage bearing the name of "Christianity" cannot provide a trustworthy answer to this question. So much of Christendom is not true biblical Christianity but is actually a distortion of the liberating, grace-filled message of Jesus Christ and His apostles. Like the mind-controlling "Newspeak" of the nation of Oceania in George Orwell's classic book, 1984, the "Big Brother" of religion has distorted the true meaning of the central terms of the Christian faith. In Truthspeak, Dr. Michael D. Halsey, President of Free Grace Seminary and Pastor of County Line Church, sets the record straight regarding five key terms of the Christian faith. He clarifies biblically that GRACE does not mean works; FINISHED does not mean incomplete; REPENTANCE does not mean do penance; BELIEVE does not mean commit, submit, yield, and obey; and JUSTIFIED does not mean guilty until proven righteous. The message set forth in Truthspeak will provide hungering and thirsting souls with God's grace and truth that comes through faith alone in Christ alone. (1) The Gospel of Grace and Truth: A Theology of Grace from the Gospel of John by Michael D. Halsey: The Gospel of John is one of the most widely read and cherished books of the Bible. For those seeking to know and grasp the message and theology of John's Gospel, The Gospel of Grace and Truth provides a thorough and enlightening introduction. Writing with insight, wit, and clarity, author, professor, and Bible teacher, Michael Halsey, takes the reader on a tour through John's Gospel. After laying the foundation of John's origin, background, narrative structure, style, and features, the theology of John's Gospel is systematically unfolded. This includes chapters devoted to John's teaching on Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, Scripture, Angels, Mankind, the Church, Salvation, and Eschatology. The Gospel of Grace and Truth is distinct among books on Johannine theology by recognizing John's theme of grace running throughout his Gospel, as John states in his prologue, "The law came by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ" (John 1:17). The Gospel of Grace and Truth provides a valuable resource for any interested reader of John's Gospel, whether seeker, student, or scholar. Dr. Tom Constable, professor emeritus of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, writes: "It is a joy to recommend Michael Halsey's biblical theology of John's Gospel. It will provide help for any student of this portion of God's Word. Warm-hearted and readable, this book will open up new vistas to the thoughtful reader."
