What Scripture Says About Salvation

A series of monographs examining the meaning of salvation, the concept of the trinity, the nature of the holy spirit, the meaning of Christ, and our inheritance in Christ.  Examines dozens of scriptural concepts which often receive only a superficial treatment in many churches.  Offers surprising insight into many church doctrines concerning salvation and the trinity. 

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The Truth Revealed in Romans

A verse-by-verse exposition of the first 11 chapters of Romans, with a special emphasis on a close examination of the grammar to discern the meaning of what Paul actually said.  Offers new insights into salvation, grace, works, faith and the role of Jews and Gentiles in God’s plan for salvation. Tips many sacrosanct church doctrines upside down. 

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The Hidden Meaning in Hebrews

A verse-by-verse exposition of Hebrews, with special emphasis on a close examination of the Greek grammar used.  Explores the relationship between the message of the Old Testament and the gospel of the New Testament.  Provides dramatic insights for properly understanding just exactly what was accomplished through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. 

The Apocalypse of Revelation

A straight-forward, verse-by-verse exposition of Revelation, cross-indexed with hundreds of Old and New Testament scriptures.  Explores several themes beginning in Genesis and ending in Revelation. Traces the meaning of the Kingdom of God throughout scripture.  Includes an exhaustive treatment of the Greek grammar involved. 

The No-Name God: Attributes of Jehovah and Jesus as Manifestations of the Invisible God  

An exhaustive study of God’s progressive revelation about himself to mankind, from Genesis through Revelation.  Explores the various names used to reveal characteristics of God.  Delineates the transition of The Word of God from Jehovah to Jesus.  Exposes the fallacy of organized church doctrine which maintains that Jesus, Jehovah, and God are one and the same.

The Gospel of John: Revealing the Invisible God  A verse-by-verse exposition which reveals new insights into this gospel, which might be considered the First Revelation given to John (the book of Revelations being the second).  John=s primary thrust was not to provide an historical account of Jesus, but to reveal the Father, the invisible creator god.  John wrote about Jesus and his life because it revealed the Father; to know Jesus, was to know something of the Father.

Ephesians and James: Comparing Grace and Works  This book offers a verse-by-verse exposition which compares the theological differences between Paul and James.  While both men taught about the link between works and salvation, they defined righteousness very differently.  This detailed comparison of Ephesians and James also reveals the critical difference between law/works and grace/faith.

A Life Worth Living: The heart-warming, heart-breaking memoirs of one man=s journey through life  The memoirs of Fred Kenison provide a glimpse of how life was lived in past generations.  These stories will take you through the entire range of human emotions: laughter, sadness, anger, happiness.  You will wonder how he ever managed to grow up, and you will marvel at the depth of his life after he did grow up.  Follow Fred=s story from his beginning days as a feisty, scrappy, country boy, and throughout an adulthood devoted to honoring God.

A Brief Summary of Revelation

The Book of Life

The Lake of Fire and Brimstone

Tithing: The conflict between law and grace

A Study of Satan

A Study of Angels

Is God Capitalized?

Grammar Terms Explained

Fred's Story: A short biography

One of our favorite hymns