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A Reconstruction of the Text From Matthew, Mark, and Luke,
with Commentary -Sam A. Smith
268 pages (10 x 8 large format). Available in Print and PDF
The only complete reconstruction of the Olivet Discourse (Jesus' comprehensive eschatological discourse) available in print. This volume gives a structural analysis of the discourse and a completely reconstructed text derived from all three gospels, along with a thorough commentary. Learn what Jesus had to say about the coming tribulation, the rapture, and the second coming, and why premillennialists disagree as to whether Matthew 24:36-25:30 describes the rapture or the second coming. This is a must have for pastors and Bible teachers. Includes the complete Greek text of the discourse in parallel from all three gospels (UBS text).
Published: 2010
-Sam A. Smith
350 pages. Available in Print and PDF
What the Bible Says About the Future is a comprehensive guide to the study of biblical future prophecy, covering the full range of prophetic topics in the order in which they were revealed in Scripture. This is the only book that contains a chronological-topical index to every future prophecy in the
Bible, and the only comprehensive work on future prophecy that contains a complete discussion of
all the current positions on the rapture of the Church, including the imminent pre-wrath view!
(New
in 2011)
-Sam A. Smith
402 pages. Available in PRINT and PDF
A survey of the major teachings of the Bible including: the existence and nature of God; the nature and origin of the Bible; the person and work of Christ; the person and work of the Holy Spirit; the origin and nature of man; the fall of man and salvation; the superiority of grace over law; personal apostasy; eternal security; creation; the origin, nature, and work of angels; the universal church and the local church; and, what the Bible says about the future. Also included are discussions of special topics, such as: law and grace, Gnosticism and its impact on the early church, and higher criticism of the Bible. Each chapter contains review questions making this an excellent resource for Bible studies and Sunday school classes, as well as for personal study. Written from a dispensational perspective by an author committed to the full verbal inspiration of scripture, the material in this book is derived from the author's forty plus years experience teaching Bible and Bible doctrine.
Published: 2010
Title no longer available.
See: Toward a Biblically Sound View of the Rapture, Expected release: August 1, 2011
-Sam A. Smith
(148 pages) Available in PDF and HTML
This book challenges theonomy's claims and demonstrates that the Bible clearly teaches a premillennial return of Christ to establish his kingdom. Also included is a thorough discussion of the relationship between law and grace, and the unbiblical assumptions of covenant theology that are used in support of both amillennialism and postmillennialism.
Published: 2004
LORD,
I Need A Hug: Surviving the Trauma of Divorce
-Donna Christensen
Available
only in HTML
Donna Christensen had been married for thirty years when her husband, the pastor of a growing church of over two-thousand members, announced that he loved someone else. This is the true story of Donna's struggle, and her journey toward a deeper dependence upon God.
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