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The brand new book by Michael Abdul-Malak who is a practicing OB/Gynecologist. I read the book and it is a compelling analogy of the return of Christ as compared to the birth process. A very enlightening explanation.
Paperback, 384 pp. |
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The novel by Kristen Wisen who is Robert Van Kampen's daughter. I have read it and it is a riveting story about the church and the persecution of Antichrist, and God's provision for His people. True to scripture.
KristenWisen.com
Hardback, 384 pp. |
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The new novel by Kristen Wisen who is Robert Van Kampen's daughter. Don't miss this one!
Hardback, 416 pp. |
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Charles Cooper's book, is an interpretation of
Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9.
It proposes that the distinction between God's work in Israel and His work in the church is a false presupposition that directly contradicts scripture. The prewrath position is correct in its conclusion that Matthew 24:1-31 does apply to the church, the bride of Christ, and to correct the false and misleading conclusions about both the timing and fulfillment of
Daniel 9:24-27.
Paperback, 324 pp. |
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Charles Cooper's newest book, is a study in the scriptures on what the Christian's response should be to the period of time commonly known as the Great Tribulation.
Paperback, 252 pp. |
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This book provides solid answers regarding the Antichrist, persecution of the Church, the Rapture, and the Great Tribulation. The Rapture Question Answered will give you a clear, plain, and simple understanding of these end-time issues. Written by Robert Van Kampen.
Paperback, 213 pp. |
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What are the circumstances and chronology of Jesus' second coming? Is the Lord's return pre-tribulational, mid-tribulational, post-tribulational, or pre-wrath? by Marv Rosenthal.
Paperback, 310 pp., with 25 charts. |
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The Sign presents a compelling case for the Pre-Wrath position regarding Christ's return.
Written by Robert Van Kampen
Paperback, 530 pp., with a full-color, pullout, end-times chart. |
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A novel based on the pre-wrath position. Combining international intrigue and romance with close adherence to biblical prophecy, The Fourth Reich gives an intense, fast paced, and dramatic portrayal of the end times. It is both a compelling story for fans of apocalyptic fiction and an insightful look at what will happen in the last days - by Robert Van Kampen
Paperback, 448 pp. |
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One of the best and most exhaustive books on Heaven I have ever read. Looks at what the scripture says about heaven and deals with scriptural truth vs. our common expectations. Also, has much to say about the millennial kingdom. By Randy Alcorn
Hardback, 560 pp. |
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Study Guide to the above book on Heaven
by Randy Alcorn.
Paperback, 112 pp.
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Companion to the book on Heaven - Biblical answers to common questions by Randy Alcorn.
Paperback, 60 pp. |
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Presents a straightforward defense of the prewrath rapture and takes on the weighty arguments of scholarly pretribulationism. Footnotes and appendixes provide substantial documentation for the preference of the prewrath view. Endorsed by Marvin Rosenthal, president of Zion's Hope and author of The Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church. Written by H. L. Nigro.
362 pages, including 30 charts. |
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Reflects the research of an everyday Berean who sought the pages of scripture for himself to determine the timing of the rapture. This straight-forward presentation of this timing (which is not given a name in the book) is an excellent introduction to the prewrath view, written in easy-going language characteristic of Bussard's blunt, but down-to-earth style. Bussard both takes a look at the face value of the scriptures and looks beneath, at the original meanings of Greek words
used to support other views.
Written by Dave Bussard.
Paperback, 164 pages. |
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