Devoted Publishing: 33 books

Everyone knows it’s out there, but no one really wants to talk about it. Depression. What you will read is my struggle with years of suffering. My struggle with sadness, anger and love is all reflected inside. Some of this may seem a bit chaotic sometimes moving from a romantic poem to an all out...

Too often we think of prayer in only the human dimension: as a means of edification, or spiritual empowerment, but prayer in fact is a mostly spiritual thing where it impacts many different aspects of life and spirit. Bounds expounds on this brilliantly and uses both Christ and the Holy Spirit as examples of and the expositors or our prayers to the Father.

Starting off by teaching about the heinousness of war, Erasmus convicts us all about the tendencies of our violent and sinful nature in the face of God’s love and justice in a world consumed by war. Next he takes us on a journey showing what benefit heresy and falsehood have for strengthening the church and making us who believe in God realize what is truth and what is not.

The first book in the monumental work of Theosophic thought. This book focuses on gaining occult power in the formation of the universe and the cosmos. This group sought to learn the secrets of nature, science and divinity in order to empower themselves to godhood and this book reveals their secrets...

Often referred to as the “Prince of Theology”, Charles Hodge has stood as a icon of Calvinist theology for over a century. Dealing thoroughly with the philosophical question of God and theology in general, Hodge argues cohesively for the existence and work of God on all levels. This work finishes...

While dealing with theological liberalism, a foothold was needed in order to define how to use reason when looking at the scriptural texts. Alexander made a huge leap forward in this work to justify how to use reason to defend the faith and also justify the miracles that are contained with the Bible. Although even today these works are still under attack, this work is a step forward.

A book that has been read and studied thoroughly, the Consolation of Philosophy takes a discussion form between the author and “The Lady.” Topics include God and the world, the problem of evil, the true nature of happiness and most importantly, the ideas of loving God and developing virtue.

Going back to ancient Biblical texts, Defoe uses the ideas we have had about the Devil and holds them up to the historical evidence. This shows where many misconceptions about how we think about the spiritual source of evil, a being that started as a powerful being that was to be feared to a trickster...

An in depth look at demonology throughout western history that includes a good deal of Biblical and Middle Eastern references and mythology. Many works from ancient Babylon, Greek tragedies and the epic play Faust are used to form together a tangible history of demons in the present day. Although...

This volume shows the common held beliefs about demons during and just after the Reformation period started by Martin Luther. These beliefs are mainly shown through the use of fiction present at the time especially through the plays of the master of theatre himself, William Shakespeare. The author...

Defending the outbreak of theological liberalism that started in his day, Alexander uses morality as a point to start with when using a theistic philosophy to base morals off of. He defends the outlook that God provided humans with a conscience and that we must use that reason correctly to be considered righteous. He uses many sources in Greek thought to defend this stance.

A philosophical and theological treatise on what Christian ethics should be. Going throughout Christian history and the world of God, Wuttke determines what defines right and wrong within the context of the world he lives. Although Wuttke lived in a different time, the truths he based his ethics off of are timeless and makes the relevancy of these words go into all time.

In this work, John Gill argues for the existence and characteristics of the triune God. These arguments are all given from a heavily Calvinist perspective but he uses a lot of scripture to back up his claims. He also argues that the character of God is shown through his work on Earth by the elect...

After the brutal war with the Trojans and the mourning of the death of Achilles, the heroic king Ulysses sets course for home but in the process insults the god Poseidon. The angry god causes Ulysses and his crew to wander the sea for years as they get tempted by banished gods, fight off mighty monsters...