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This book is about the Church in America returning wholeheartedly to the Gospel of the Cross of Christ. The world doesn't need more pep-talks or motivational speeches, the world of sinners needs to hear and see the love God showed at Christ's cross. Christ triumphed over sin, death, and the devil by His death and resurrection and His blood-washed believers share in His eternal, magnificent triumph.

The Apostle Paul said, "Woe is unto me, if I preach not the Gospel" (I Cor. 9:16). Paul understood that there was no other message to preach or teach, no other remedy for the malady of sin available in the universe. Only the blood of Jesus Christ washes all and any sin away and this is the message that every minister and follower of Christ should ever share. In this world of deception, false teachers, and television "Hollywood" preachers, the ...

The salvation of believers hangs on what Jesus Christ accomplished at the cross. At the cross He conquered sin and the penalty for sin by His death, and His blood cleanses believers completely of sin. This book reemphasizes the core tenants of the Gospel, stripping away the distractions and add-ons that have gotten in the way especially in recent years. This book reexamines why the cross was necessary, what sin is, and why Christ had to die to...

This book is an urgent plea for the Church to get back to the most fundamental aspect of the Christian walk, and the one which is the key to every spiritual door, which is simply to abide in Christ. This provides, blunt, applicable doctrine on how every Christian can walk closer with Christ in the last hour.

This book candidly and Scripturally speaks to the importance of Christians, especially in America, to live holy, sanctified lives in an increasingly godless culture. This book takes on the tidalwave of heresy and apostasy plaguing the Church and seeks to sound the alarm for all Christians to hear and to heed. The purpose is simple: to rouse the saints of God from apathy and into battle for the Name of Jesus Christ.