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Apparently...The Monsters Are Real unlocks the fascinating mysteries of Cryptids, Monsters and other wacky stuff. Ever wondered what the deal is with Bigfoot? Ever saw a U.F.O. in the night sky? Do you believe in Giants, Vampires, or Werewolves? If any of these questions interest you, then this book is for you! The book covers Giants, Demons, Bigfoot, 'Aliens', Werewolves, Vampires, Skinwalkers and so much more! The Book is written from a biblical perspective that affirms the Genesis 6 narrative of the Watchers and the Nephilim. Our ancient past explains the Monsters of our current day. The book provides serious information on these creatures but also inserts humor at key points. Some of this material is a little dark so the book helps to lighten the mood a bit while it informs the reader. Your skin may crawl, but you may also belly laugh along the way. This book is much more than a list of Cryptids with descriptions. Profound connections are made between these creatures that finds the deeper answers to the riddle of Cryptids. There is a greater story that explains these creatures. Each Cryptid is unique but there are common threads that link them together. The Antediluvian World and the Nephilim provides those answers. If you are looking for a fresh perspective on the paranormal that answers your questions, then this book will be a great addition to your library!
Exposing Dispensationalism is a direct and uncompromising examination of one of the most influential theological systems to shape modern evangelical Christianity over the last 150 years. From John Nelson Darby and the Scofield Reference Bible to prophecy conferences, seminaries, Christian Zionism, and modern end-times culture, this book traces how dispensationalism moved from a relatively obscure doctrine into the dominant prophetic framework across much of the church. This work challenges the foundations of the pre-tribulation rapture, the sharp separation between Israel and the church, the “parenthesis” theory of the church age, and the prophetic systems that have reshaped how millions of Christians interpret Scripture, understand suffering, approach the Great Commission, and view modern geopolitics. Through historical investigation, biblical analysis, and direct examination of modern evangelical culture, Exposing Dispensationalism explores: • The origins of dispensational theology • The influence of Darby, Scofield, Moody, and major seminaries • The rise of Christian Zionism and prophetic politics • The impact of the Balfour Declaration and the creation of modern Israel • The merger of evangelicalism and geopolitical prophecy • Fear-based prophecy culture and sensationalism • Spiritual deception, institutional control, and false expectation • The church’s biblical call to endurance, holiness, discernment, and faithfulness Rather than promoting speculation or sensationalism, this book calls believers back to the authority of Scripture, Christ-centered interpretation, and the full counsel of the Word of God. It challenges Christians to examine inherited traditions carefully, test every doctrine against Scripture, and rediscover a faith rooted not in charts, systems, or prophecy entertainment, but in Jesus Christ Himself. Bold, investigative, pastoral, and deeply rooted in biblical conviction, Exposing Dispensationalism confronts one of the defining theological movements of the modern age and asks a simple but urgent question: Has the church been taught to follow Scripture — or a system?
You placed your faith in Jesus Christ. Your sins are forgiven. Your life has changed. But now a new question begins to surface: What happens next? Many new believers discover that while salvation happens in a moment, learning to walk with Christ is a journey. Questions arise. Old habits linger. The excitement of new faith is often followed by uncertainty about how to grow. You Are Not Who You Were was written to help you take those first steps. In clear, straightforward language rooted in Scripture, George Hobbs Jr. explains what it means to begin a new life in Christ. This book helps new believers understand what happened when they were saved, how their identity has changed, how to hear God through His Word, how to speak with Him through prayer, why the church matters, and how to continue growing in faith. Written especially for those who have recently come to Christ, this book is also a helpful resource for pastors, churches, and mentors looking for a simple tool to help guide new believers in discipleship. You Are Not Who You Were is the first book in the Foundations in Faith series, designed to help believers grow step by step in their walk with Jesus Christ. You are not who you were. Now begin walking in the new life God has given you.