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Theology & Bible

God's Wrath Postponed - 

The book is about the extent of the atonement (for whom did Christ die), examining  the doctrines of Universalism, Limited (Particular) Atonement, and Unlimited Atonement. It's the author's explanation of a redefinition of Unlimited Atonement. For a complete overview of this book check out my blog "Why I wrote God's Wrath Postponed". Purchase at Amazon, Books-a-Million, Lulu, Walmart (online), 


The Cosmic Christ: Redeeming the Universe Through Atonement

Moving beyond a solely human-centered view of redemption, this work examines Christ’s atoning work as the foundation for restoring divine order to all creation, addressing the cosmic scope of sin, redemption, reconciliation, and ultimate victory. For an overview of the book, check out my blog: About The Cosmic Christ. Purchase at Amazon



The Cosmic Pause: Propitiation and the Withholding of God's Wrath

The Cosmic Pause presents a compelling theological and exegetical case that the propitiation achieved at Calvary introduced a divine delay—a cosmic stay of execution. Rather than eliminate wrath, the cross restrained it, giving way to a Church Age marked by mission, mercy, and mounting urgency. Blending insights from dispensational theology, biblical exegesis, and eschatological hope, this book reconsiders New Testament "universal" language in light of God’s forbearance. The result is a rich and sobering vision: we are not living in a world forgotten by God, but in a world preserved—for now. This book compliments God's Wrath Postponed and The Cosmic Christ. For an overview, check out my blog: The Cosmic Pause. Available at Amazon.

Beyond the Veil

This book explores the profound and transformative impact of Christ's sacrifice on the cosmos, unraveling the mystery of the intersection between heaven and earth. Delving into the roles of the Father, Son, and Spirit in the cosmic narrative of redemption, it highlights the divine fellowship preserved through atonement and the glory shared within the Godhead. Readers will discover the unique position of humans as cosmic priests in a restored creation and the church's role as a cosmic witness to redemption. Through examinations of biblical texts, such as Romans 8, the book sheds light on creation's groaning and the imminent liberation of the material universe. Moreover, it discusses the dynamic changes in angelic ministry following the cross, the disarming of cosmic powers, and the ultimate scope of redemption that leaves nothing untouched by Christ's work. By revealing the eternal significance of these events, this book invites readers to understand the full extent of redemption's impact on all spiritual forces and the transformation of the universe through atonement. Read a larger summary on my blog - Beyond the Veil. Available to purchase at Lulu


The Gospel 101: Four Ways to Share the Gospel

This is a simple e-book with four easy methods to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Each method is presented in a manner that can be easily memorized and used with sharing with friends or strangers. The book is in the kindle format only and is available for just $1.99 at Amazon.

     

Golf and Fitness

Masters of the Game: A Puzzle-Filled History of Golf's Greatest Tournament

This is everything you want to know about the Masters Golf Tournament held in Autusta, Gorgia every year in March. We tell the history from the beginning to the present with every player that has ever been a victor. In addition there are 40 Word Searches and 40 Trivia challenges. There is a profile of every winner, information about every hole and all the great moments. It's available in paperback, hardcover and if you want a kindle addition without the Word Searches. that's available as well. See the larger description on my blog It's available at Amazon, Lulu

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