When Jesus appeared to Paul on the road to Damascus, he went beyond calling on Paul to be one of his apostles. Jesus expressly asked that Paul be the Apostle to the Gentiles. What was the message that Christ bade Paul to impart? And how can it serve as a guide to those living the Christian life?

"Paul - The Apostle to the Gentiles" by David D. Visser revisits the oft-overlooked epistles of Paul, in which he addresses Gentile believers. This comprehensive study of the person of the Apostle Paul shares how his path veered in both events and in calling from the twelve apostles. From there, it mines the meaning of Paul's Gospel of Grace, and its distinction from the Jewish Gospel of the Kingdom taught by the other apostles.

Written to help individuals who question whether or not there is a God, "Paul - The Apostle to the Gentiles" offers new clarity in a tumultuous contemporary world. By revealing Paul's ardent love for his own Jewish people, alongside his devotion to Christ's singular request of him, this stirring work offers a message of hope in a time of global crisis, one that finds its roots in the epistles of Paul.

"Mary, a young maiden, engaged to a young man called Joseph, found favor with God. Oh, may we be one of the few who God has found favor with."

Renew your faith in David D. Visser's enlightening new book, "Mary's Heart Secrets." With easy-to-read explanations and abundant support from scripture itself, Visser brings these long ago events back to life.

The book begins with the announcement of John the Baptist's birth. From there, Visser examines the prophetic dreams given to John's mother, as well as to John himself, Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the wise men.

These revelations weave together to form a comprehensive and easy-to-read biography of Mary, the mother of Jesus, that is followed by other key pillars of the New Testament. This includes the teachings of Jesus, the message of the twelve apostles, the life of the apostle Paul, Israel's reemergence as a nation, and Jesus's return to earth.

Visser's discussion of Israel's future as a nation, according to the book of Revelation, brings the lessons full circle. Readers will gain not only an understanding of the past, but also how this past directly affects our future as we prepare for a new earth and heaven.