Roman Catholicism has been around for a long time. The Reformation was sparked because of the ways the ancient Church had grown strange and foreign elements. It has changed since then, but are there still elements which need to be addressed?

The volume of the Lecture Series covers the important essentials of A Christian World View, with two major sections: Theology (a survey of basic Christian doctrine) and Apologetics (an overview of the essentials in the defense of the faith).

In September of 2013, Dr. Phil Fernandes debated Chris Date on the matter of Hell. Dr. Fernandes supported the Traditional View in which Hell is understood to be Eternal Conscious Torment. Chris Date argued in favor of Conditionalism (Also known as Conditional Immortality or Annihiliationism).

This Sixth volume of Dr. Fernandes' Lecture Series serves as a guide to World Religions, noting essential facets and defining characteristics.

This volume of the lecture series explores the biblical book called "Revelation" in detail, examining issues such as authorship, different methods of interpretation, the character and nature of the book and then Dr. Fernandes walks step by step through the book, exploring its meaning.

The "Lecture Series" is a collection of books containing Dr. Fernandes' teaching notes from classes and sermons. Volume 1 - Apologetics II covers a wide ranging view of helpful information about Apologetics (the defense of the Faith).

The Life of Christ is one of the most important areas of study for the Christian. It is impossible to estimate the impact Jesus of Nazareth has had on our world. In these pages we will study the God who became man, lived a life without sin, died an atoning death on our behalf, rose again, and is now reigning in heaven.

The "Lecture Series" is a collection of books containing Dr. Fernandes' teaching notes from classes and sermons. Volume 2 - This volume covers an Introduction to Philosophy, and Dr. Fernandes' notes on Ethics.

Seven Great Apologists discusses seven great defenders of Christianity & how they defended the faith. Included are: Norman Geisler, Gary Habermas, Cornelius Van Til, Gordon Clark, Francis Schaeffer, Walter Martin, & Blaise Pascal.