Focusing On The Kingdom

And The Abrahamic Faith

Project Apostasy: A book by Jesse Acuff about Satan's most successful deception, the inexplicable Holy Trinity. Because it is inexplicable, and because "the subject is simply too exalted to understand," we "must accept it on faith!" Someone has said that the human mind is not capable of fully understanding the mystery of the Trinity, that he who would try to understand the mystery fully will lose his mind, but he who would deny the Trinity will lose his soul. Not much of a choice is there? The only choice left, if you accept such an absurd statement, is to "just accept the Trinity on faith". If you try to solve the mystery you will find that you have just bought a one way ticket on the "Insanity Express" bound for the land of "Mental Oblivion". Welcome Aboard! Now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Tattered Cover, Project Apostasy.com, and from the publisher, Author House. Order a copy today!

Who Is Jesus? The suggestion that Jesus is not, according to the Bible, "very God of very God" is likely to prove startling to those accustomed to the widely held views of the major denominations. It is not generally known that many students of the Bible throughout the ages, including a considerable number of contemporary scholars, have not concluded that Scripture describes Jesus as "God" with a capital "G." Send for a copy of Who Is Jesus? and find out if what you have believed for years is teally the truth about Jesus.

Is God a Trinity? "Nowhere in the New Testament is there...a text with 'God' which has unquestionably to be referred to the Trinitarian God as a whole existing in three persons" (Karl Rahner). Does the Bible teach that God is one unique person, the sole creator of the universe, or is the Godhead composed of two or three coequal partners? Find out more. Send for a copy of the thoroughly engrossing The Doctrine of the Trinity -- Christianity's Self-Inflicted Wound. See if what you have believed for so long is the truth.

What Happens When We Die? The popular idea that good men go immediately upon death to heaven and bad men to “the other place” is founded on the Hellenic doctrine that man has an immortal soul, which cannot by definition be subject to death. In biblical terms, however—and Scripture on this point is quite consistent from Genesis to Revelation—human beings are not immortal by nature. Indeed, the term “soul” is used as the equivalent of “living being” or “person,” as subject to death. Send for a copy of What Happens When We Die? and discover the truth about the biblical view of death and resurrection.