This in­spi­ra­tional book has the sub­ti­tle: The Seven “I Am” State­ments of Christ — and What He Of­fers Us! and it is de­signed to en­cour­age your faith and re­la­tion­ship with the Sav­ior.  The book ex­plores the seven “I Am” metaphors of Christ that re­veal as­pects of His char­ac­ter, as taught in John’s Gospel ac­count.  It is or­ga­nized in three sec­tions, the first of which ex­plains each of those state­ments and how they re­late to us.  Sec­tion Two of­fers a fuller com­men­tary on John 6, of Christ “the bread of life,” with a con­sis­tent in­ter­pre­ta­tion that has been needed.  Sec­tion Three then of­fers a deeper com­men­tary on John 15, of Christ “the true vine,” with a re­fresh­ing study of words and phrases as recorded by Je­sus’ beloved dis­ci­ple, John. For more of a de­scrip­tion and list­ing of unique fea­tures, please click here: Christ, the “I Am”

A se­quel book en­ti­tled God’s Son “For­saken,” His Sac­ri­fice “Fin­ished!” ex­plains the seven state­ments Christ ut­tered from the cross, yet again with a par­tic­u­lar em­pha­sis on two of those state­ments.  That book is, like­wise, avail­able both in print (hard­cover and soft­cover) and as an e-book.

This is a book on the aton­ing sac­ri­fice of Christ — writ­ten uniquely from His own per­spec­tive, as ex­pressed in two state­ments He made from the cross.  It was writ­ten to help read­ers un­der­stand what was truly ac­com­plished on the cross and how that can ap­ply to them, in­clud­ing a con­sid­er­a­tion of two church sacra­ments and a cor­rec­tion of un­bib­li­cal doc­trines.  As the book states: “His death was not to be as a mar­tyr; but rather, as a Sav­ior!”

Would you like your heart to grow in love and grat­i­tude to­ward the Sav­ior?  If so, this book is for you!  For more of a de­scrip­tion and list­ing of unique fea­tures, click here: God’s Son “For­saken,” His Sac­ri­fice “Fin­ished!”

“Your chap­ters are ar­tic­u­late, well or­ga­nized, and have a clear sense of pur­pose. Your aca­d­e­mic back­ground and min­istry ex­pe­ri­ence give you strong cred­i­bil­ity to write on this topic, and your ma­te­r­ial is thought-pro­vok­ing.”

Wa­ter Bap­tism and Spirit Bap­tism is a 390-page book that clearly and com­pre­hen­sively ex­plains the bib­li­cal teach­ing of both wa­ter bap­tism and the bap­tism of the Holy Spirit.  In so do­ing, it cov­ers all pas­sages that have a bear­ing on these top­ics, and con­sid­ers al­ter­na­tive view­points and in­ter­pre­ta­tions (adding to its com­pre­hen­sive­ness).  Ad­di­tional sec­tions are in­cluded re­gard­ing “In­fant Bap­tism” and “Bap­tism in Early Chris­t­ian Writ­ings.”  The 70 chap­ters (in­clud­ing Ap­pen­dix chap­ters) are well-or­ga­nized, con­cise, and con­vinc­ing.

Wa­ter bap­tism and the bap­tism in the Spirit are for all Chris­tians.  This book is for you!  For more of a de­scrip­tion and list­ing of unique fea­tures, click here: Wa­ter Bap­tism and Spirit Bap­tism

A per­sonal note from the au­thor is on the page “About the Au­thor,” fol­low­ing a photo and brief au­thor bio. In that note, Ken shares a lit­tle of how this book came to be writ­ten and why its length is lim­ited to un­der 400 pages. (Please see the link be­low.)

Con­fes­sion of sin and com­mu­nion (i.e., fel­low­ship) with God are two of the most vi­tal as­pects of hu­man life.  But to whom should we con­fess our sins, and what is nec­es­sary be­fore we par­take of the bread and wine of com­mu­nion?  Con­fes­sion and Com­mu­nion is a book that ex­plores these and other cru­cial ques­tions, based on the teach­ing of Scrip­ture.  The mo­ti­va­tion in writ­ing came out of the au­thor’s own ex­pe­ri­ence and a love for the ap­plic­a­ble truth of God’s Word.

Would you like your life to be char­ac­ter­ized as a life of con­fes­sion to God and com­mu­nion with God?  If so, this book is for you!  For more of a de­scrip­tion and list­ing of unique fea­tures, click here: Con­fes­sion and Com­mu­nion

All four books in this se­ries have been pub­lished by the Xlib­ris pub­lish­ing com­pany, and are of­fered in three for­mats: hard-cover, soft-cover, and e-book. They can be or­dered through this web­site by click­ing on the “Or­der Now” page listed be­low.