What does the Bible really say about the future? Should we expect horrible things or hopeful things? Does the world end with a bang, or with a whimper - or neither? Is it possible that the popular preachers and novelists have completely missed the point? In The End Is Near...Or Maybe Not Kenneth Myers offers a sensible, biblical, and historic alternative to the sensationalism of our day. Eye-opening, engaging and easy to read, this book replaces pessimism with optimism and dread with anticipation. It offers a fresh but ancient understanding on things like the Great Tribulation, the Millennium, and just what our future holds.

What if everything you've been told about salvation is wrong? For nearly a thousand years Christians have been hearing and repeating a story about why Jesus died on the cross. It's the only story of salvation most of them have ever heard. And it's wrong. The Bible doesn't have that story and the early Christians never heard that story - they never believed it. In Salvation (and how we got it wrong), Kenneth Myers revisits the story of our salvation, retelling it like the early Christians told it. No longer a tale of an angry God punishing his Son in payment for crimes against his honor, it becomes a tale of a loving God doing all in his power to bring healing to a humanity he desperately cares for.

The most important thing Christians do is worship God, yet many believers have little or no understanding of the "big picture" - that worship is a drama of great thanksgiving, rooted in the Bible and the early Church - and every believer is an actor on the stage. In How Christians Worship, the fourth volume of The Foundation Series, Kenneth Myers explores worship as a holy stage production, complete with script, lighting, music, props, stage hands, directors, and a cast of billions, all for an audience of One. Drawing from Scripture and 2000 years of worship history, his book promises to be an eye-opening and enriching study for individual readers, small groups and classes.

Prayer is at the center of the Christian faith, yet many Christians find their prayer life woefully inadequate. In the Gospel story, the disciples approached Jesus and asked him to teach them to pray. What he taught them has become the most famous prayer of all time: the Lord's Prayer, or the Our Father. In How Christians Pray, the third volume of The Foundation Series, Kenneth Myers revisits this model prayer which Jesus gave to his followers, and unpacks the meaning of each line. Saturated in Scripture and grounded in the historic faith of the Church, this book promises to be an eye-opening and enriching study for individual readers, small groups and classes.

In the modern world, with the loss of a sense of absolutes regarding not only belief, but also daily living, Christians don't always act the way they should act. The Christian faith is more than a set of doctrines, it also provides blueprints for successful living in relation to God and one another. In How Christians Behave, the second volume of The Foundation Series, Kenneth Myers revisits the Ten Commandments, presenting an engaging yet easy-to-read overview of what it means to behave like Christians. Saturated in Scripture and grounded in the historic faith of the Church, this book promises to be an eye-opening and enriching study for individual readers, small groups and classes.

God's plan is for your life to be filled with happiness. Not just some kind of "spiritual joy" that has no real evidence, but an authentic happiness that others can see in your everyday life. Yet many Christians are sadly lacking true happiness. In The Garden of Happiness, Kenneth Myers uses the analogy of a garden to demonstrate the cultivation of biblical and realistic happiness in life. Filled with Scripture, great stories, and common sense thinking, this easy-to-read book is a guide to help you grow your own lush garden of happiness.

For more than 2000 years Christians have shared a common faith in the central beliefs that define them. Yet in our own time many well-meaning Christians do not really know what they believe about very important subjects including God, Jesus Christ, the Church, and life after death. In What Christians Believe, the first volume of The Foundation Series, Kenneth Myers revisits the essential beliefs of the Christian faith, presenting an engaging yet easy-to-read overview of what it means to think like a Christian. Saturated in Scripture and grounded in the historic faith of the Church, this book promises to be an eye-opening and enriching study for individual readers, small groups and classes.