Andrew W. Blackwood, the great preaching professor said there are two kinds of ministers: the kind who knows how to conduct a funeral and the other who does not. At times even for those who know the how funerals can be staggering for none are exactly alike for no two people grieve the same. Caring for and comforting people in the hour of grave sorrow doubtlessly is one of the greatest challenges and privileges afforded to the Man of God. This primer on the funeral is purposed to help the pastor meet this responsibility preparedly and effectively without fear or anxiety with greater ease in fulfillment of God's call echoed by Isaiah, "Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God." (Isaiah 40:1)

The Funeral Home Edition of Grief Beyond Measure, But Not Beyond Grace. Death of a loved one produces grief beyond measure - a hurt so deep that it appears incurable and inescapable. Within you, me and every man lies no capability to manage the painful process of grief thus making any such attempt foolish. Wherein then does man's hope in such despair lay? In Grief Beyond Measure, But Not Beyond Grace Frank Shivers gives answer. Grief indeed is beyond measure to heal yourself but not beyond God's grace to relieve granting peace and hope. There is no hell on earth so deep but that God's grace can go deeper still and no sorrow of heart so deep but that God's grace can go deeper still. Contains presentation page stating it is from the caring funeral home professionals assisting them in the hour of great sorrow.

"Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set" (Proverbs 22:28). Hot Buttons on Morality is purposed to remove the fog helping students to see the clearly defined boundary markers God has erected regarding issues such as abortion, homosexuality, pre-marital sex, gambling, alcohol, drugs, suicide, tobacco, parental authority, music, dating, marriage and divorce. Knowledge of and obedience to the spiritual boundaries divinely established in Holy Scripture will prevent the dishonoring of God, and defilement and devastation of life.

Hot Buttons on Apologetics is designed to help the Christian student understand the distinctiveness of the Christian faith among other religions and gain solid foundational footing in sound biblical theology and knowledge with a view toward confronting unbelievers with its truth. This volume is complete with an Ask Yourself section as an aid for application at the conclusion of each topic.

To live a victorious Christian life, the believer must abide in Christ (John 15:5). Abiding in Christ means to keep Him at the center of life, to obey Him without vacillating, to take cues from Him regarding decisions and conduct, and to steadfastly walk in intimacy with Him. Hot Buttons on Christian Discipleship will enlighten, energize, and equip the believer in this quest.