Marvin Mckenzie: 25 books

Fifteen chapters of study cover the book of Zechariah with a focus on making practical application to Christians today.

It was the most remarkable day in mankind's history! And multitudes of people were on hand in Jerusalem to observe this destiny changing affair. What was their reaction? And, more importantly, what might we learn from them? INSIDE THE CITY Imagine the thousands of people in Jerusalem the day Christ...

Originally a series of messages, here are sixteen chapters covering the Ten Commandments and their application today.

A study through the Bible on the subject of light. It's roots in Christ It's portrait in the Old Testament It's place in the New Testament Church and her members

Daily devotionals organized according to the books of the Bible combine to create a devotional tool, a commentary on the whole Bible and a pastors sermon resource. This volume covers Genesis through Deuteronomy.

This is a simple and brief study offering suggestions to make home and family devotions a regular and helpful part of life. Too many struggle with a regular walk with the Lord. These pages are given as a help.

Twenty one lessons intended to help the student of the Bible understand the rules and convictions which lead to proper understanding of the Bible. Some counsel is provided concerning various tools that will help a person in their Bible study. These lessons were originally intended for men preparing to be preachers of the Word of God.

Seventy four chapters cover the Gospel According to John. Special detail is given to the first three chapters. The Gospel according to John is perhaps the most read book of the New Testament and is often recommended for new Christians or for those who are not Christians but interested in what Christianity is all about.

Explore the glory of the Lord, the glory of man and warnings against seeking glory. Learn what it is to give God glory as every Christian rightfully should. Consider whether you accept glory for yourself that should be deflected to the Lord. These chapters, originally a series of Sunday morning sermons. Take the reader from Genesis to Revelation in a Biblical expedition in search of glory.

The sixteen chapters contained in this book are not a history of the church. They are meant to be an interpretation and commentary on that history. I have attempted to acknowledge the biases of all parties, including the Baptists. My purpose is to propose an answer for the varying opinions and practices of Christians, even among Baptists.

The third millennium is approaching—are your students ready? Answer this question with a resounding "Yes!" Preparing Students for the 21st Century will bring you insight from a panel of more than 50 leaders in education, business, and government on what students need NOW to lead successful, fulfilling lives in the future.