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Everyone has questions about the Bible, resulting in uncertainties about salvation through Jesus and whom exactly Jesus Christ is, if left unanswered. However, some that call themselves Christians have become nominal Christians, not seeking to discern the Bible and answer their questions. Author Milton Jones recalls being in the same mindset, until he made the effort to explore the Bible and discovered real answers to his questions. He shares ...

Hilarious follow-up to award-winning comedian Milton Jones' bestselling 10 Second Sermons. Punchy and surreal one-liners on God, faith and life.

A little book of rapid-fire oneliners about life, the universe, God, Jesus, the Church and being a Christian from the award-winning comedian, and illustrated with his cartoons. It's refreshing, but not for the easily offended! 'Christianity is like a cornish pasty. There's something in it, but sometimes it's difficult to find out what it is.

Discovering the Solar System, Second Edition is a comprehensive, up-to-date, account of the Solar System and the ways in which the various bodies have been investigated and modelled. The approach, well received in the first edition, is thematic - the book includes sequences of chapters on the interiors of planetary bodies, their surfaces, and their atmospheres. Within each sequence there is a chapter on general principles and processes, follow...

This study focuses attention upon the only true source of authority as well as upon the huge responsibility for the use of delegated authority. It will also burden the heart of godly leaders for an accountability yet to be rendered at the Judgment Seat of Christ. Godly leaders must come to understand who they are leading, for whom they lead, and how to do so effectively.

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Richly illustrated and up-to-date, this book is a timely account of Pluto for general readers, amateur astronomers and students alike.

Scottie was short, so short that you could simply look right over him if you weren't careful. And he tended to have an otherwordly look about him, a wildness in his countenance. You would swear that he must have been a creation of Maurice Sendak and sent from Where The Wild Things Are. Scottie was born with cerebral palsy. The author spent twenty years of Sundays with him. He was Scottie's pastor. His best friend. This book shares what he glea...