BOOKS OF FAITH






Supernatural Christianity

Books About Supernatural Christianity                                

David J. Keyser PhD - Author - Teacher - Researcher 

davidjkeyserphd@bellsouth.net 

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NF- NonFiction

F - Fiction

Ultimate Freedom - NF    94 Pages  $9.95  Kindle $4.95

Commentary. Many would consider Paul's letter to the Galatians as second only to his letter to the Romans in importance. It has been said that if you were to be stranded on a desert island with only one book from the Bible that Romans would be a very good candidate to take along as it so clearly lays down the primary principles of the Christian faith. Some would take a Gospel, perhaps Mark or John. Others might prefer something else. At any rate, Galatians is a sort of 'little Romans' as it deals with the same primary concerns. In the end everyone has different insights to various parts of scripture and if you read enough of them you will certainly be wise in the things of God. Most importantly, you would understand God's free grace like never before.

Reign: The Millennium - F     492 pages   $16.95   eBook 8.95 

Fiction/Biblical.  This book is about the Millennial Reign found in the Bible. The author does not pretend to actually describe in this book what the millennial reign will be like or to predict the time for the beginning of those 1,000 years. This is all fictional speculation, a sort of "What if . . ." story based on one historic position that there will be a literal reign for a thousand years which still lies in our future. . . . When the Emperor returned from the invisible realm several things happened. First, the believers who had died in faith were resurrected and given their Immortal bodies. Second, the believers who were living on the earth at the time of the return were transformed instantly and given their Immortal bodies. Third, those living at the time of the return who were not believers remained mortal and fell under the rule of the Emperor and the Immortals who serve Him. The mortals are born, bear and raise children and die as all mortals do. Fourth, the Enemy and his legions are bound for the Thousand years. Mortals still seek to rebel against the Emperor because of their fallen nature. Fifth, those who had died who were not believers remained in their graves until the end of the Thousand year Reign. This is the double book edition which contains Reign: We See Him As He Is & Reign II: A Story Of The Seventh Millennium. 

Elika of Harod - F   138 pages   $9.95   eBook 4.95

Fiction/Biblical. Elika Of Harod was one of King David's Mighty Men. He is listed as one of the Mighty in the Biblical book of II Samuel. However, in the book of I Chronicles, which was compiled in the time of King Solomon, he is omitted. Did he fall from favor with the young king? This is a mystery. This fictionalized account is fascinating.

-GOD'S LEADING- NF

You Can Be Led By God

Contents

I. Twelve Ways God Led The Disciples In Acts

II. The Body-Soul-Spirit Human Being

III. The Soul And Impressions From God

IV. Urim and Thummim – Every Priest

Introduction

A book such as this one is not intended for those who are not serious about their faith in Christ. 

Ultimately the scriptures of the 66 books of the Old and New Testament are the final authority for Christian believers. Anyone who wants to be guided by God should never expect their guidance to be contrary to the teachings of the Bible. 

For instance, God would never “tell” a believer to murder or steal. I use the word ‘murder’ because there is such a thing as lawful self-defense and a righteous war. The values set forth in scripture should always guide us and no private revelation should conflict with them. 

In addition, sincere Christian believers should always be willing to accept correction from fellow believers. No single believer is a law unto himself. No single church leader is the final authority. Sincere believers must be willing to listen to the corrections others as well as being able to commune with God themselves. 

There is no doctrine or experience that so sets one believer apart from another so that some may be considered to be superior or special believers. There is one body of Christ. Certain churches and groups have theological or doctrinal differences. These differences are to be expected so long as they are not contradictions to the very basics of believing Christianity. The teachings of Jesus and the rule of love should prevail.