DEATH THEN WHAT
by Everett Wayne Baum (Author) — CLICK COVER TO VIEW ON AMAZON
Death Then What? addresses the question every person will eventually face: What happens after death? Rather than relying on opinion, tradition, or speculation, this book turns to the authority of Scripture for answers. It examines the origin of life, the nature of body, soul, and spirit, what happens at death, the resurrection, eternity, and the salvation God has provided through Jesus Christ. The question is real, the answer is written in Scripture, and what we do with that answer matters.
THE ALMOST CHRISTIAN
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The Almost Christian examines the danger of coming close to the truth without fully surrendering to Jesus Christ. A person may know Scripture, attend church, and believe many Christian truths, and still stop short of genuine salvation. This book considers the difference between being near the kingdom of God and actually entering it. Its purpose is not to condemn, but to encourage every reader to honestly examine his or her faith and make certain that knowing about Christ has become truly knowing Him.
THE REST OF THE STORY
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The Rest of the Story looks at life as a story made up of chapters, some joyful, some painful, and some we would change if we could. Anchored by Philippians 1:6, the book considers regret, forgiveness, mercy, restoration, and the chapters still being written. Yesterday cannot be rewritten, but our story is not finished while God has given us today. Every earthly story reaches its final chapter, and the most important question is what comes afterward and whether we are prepared for eternity.
THEY KNEW AND MISSED HIM
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They Knew and Missed Him — Will You? is written for the person who has heard the gospel many times, may even be able to quote it, and has never truly opened the door of the heart to Christ. It follows people in Scripture who had every advantage and still missed Him, from the scribes who knew where Christ would be born to the church at Laodicea that said it had need of nothing. Through it all runs the Lord's own word: "I am the door" (John 10:9). That door is still open.
THE HARDENED HEART
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The Hardened Heart examines how a heart can gradually become resistant to God through offense, unforgiveness, disappointment, pride, repetition, and delayed obedience. Scripture gives many examples of people who heard the truth and let their hearts grow hard. This book turns that warning toward ourselves: Is there an area where we have stopped listening to God? A hardened heart does not have to stay that way. Through repentance and obedience, God can take away the heart of stone and give a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26).
IT IS WRITTEN
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It Is Written examines the place God's Word should have in what we think and say, and in how we answer life's circumstances. Beginning with the Lord's answer to temptation, "It is written," the book considers what Scripture teaches about faith, the heart, confession, forgiveness, and the words we speak. Circumstances may say one thing while God's Word says another. This book encourages believers to know what God has written and to speak and live by it, rather than letting circumstances have the final word.
AT SOME POINT THINGS CHANGED
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At Some Point Things Changed asks a question most of us eventually face: where did all the time go? Somewhere along the way, without our noticing, life turns, and the years we thought we had are behind us. Drawing on Solomon's words in Ecclesiastes and the author's own story of hearing God early and answering "there is time," this book looks honestly at regret without leaving the reader there. The years are not coming back, but the time that is left can still be given to God. Listen to the song: Where Did All the Time Go?