The “principal of the remnant” is an undeniable truth of Scripture – “many are called but few are chosen!”  Why this is so in the Church Age has everything to do with the working of the Cross of Christ in the life of the believer – “take up your cross and follow me . . . I die daily . . . the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness but to us who believe it is the power of God unto salvation” – and that “salvation” demands the transformation of the soul and dying to the flesh. 

Gloom and doom this is not.  The Church awaits her finest hour – yes, in the midst of apostasy, deception and even persecution as the Last Days culminate in the stark contrast between the children of light and the children of darkness.  Persecution and suffering – peseverence and preservation – all play a major role in the preparation of the greatest revival and spiritual awakening humankind has ever witnessed.  This is the Church triumphant – just as Christ triumphed on the cross, even so, believers are being called to embrace spiritual power and consequent victory through Him Who loved us and washed us in His Own blood!

Twenty-two chapters await the reader of a book (yes, my sister beat me to it), nearly unique in Christendom – just try to find one – where true stories of souls being brought to Christ are recorded in a way that brings the gospel of the grace of God home to everyone. 

We’re pleased to introduce these testimonials to you – to ignite the fires of evangelism within the Church…for we are not ashamed of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation to all them that believe!   This and many more such testimonies of rebirth will be found in Gone Fishin’ – it will be difficult to put it down because each story will call every believer to share their faith in belief that “some believed.” 

Ken Ventura strikes at perhaps the crux of today’s sociological confusion and deterioration – especially in the West – wherein the battle lines have been drawn between “Man vs boy?”  The Scriptures shed abundant light on the subject – a whole new understanding and charge are embedded in the commonality of the phrase:  Stand up like a man!  But Ken goes further, much further – he delves into the very essence of the “Son of Man” and projects a whole new community of believers in what is termed “band of brothers” – these are the Lord’s “companions” – “quit you like men – be strong” – this is the call to this generation . . . an absolute must read.

Hospital for Sinners will outrage, incense and upset your little world of make-believe Christianity to its core!  Everything is not what you think it to be—and, Tom Wright, a former Viet Nam veteran, graduate from Jerry Falwell’s Liberty University and now a prison chaplain since 1998 for Timberlake Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, will most assuredly rattle your perceptions of those who make merchandise of the Word of God . . . and do so with unmitigated gall!  Once it be known the riches that these shepherds have heaped up unto themselves, a disquieting disgust will well up within your spirit (if you have any fear of God left in you) and you, like Tom Wright, will be forced to do something about it to alert the Body of Christ to the wolves whose exteriors are that of sheep, but whose self-proclaimed commission is the on-going fleecing of the flock!

Just when you thought that enough throughout the ages has been written on the doctrinal struggles between Calvinism and Armenianism – every theological rendition between the two systems having been utterly exhausted – here comes perhaps one of the freshest pronouncements decifered from Roman 1:16 to 4:5 you’ll ever read.  Amazing – someone has finally articulated what appears to be “high ground” in the disputation – this is a stunner for every theologian stymied by the rigidity and confusion held by these seemingly incompatible systems.