It would seem that in the Christian realm, one of the biggest problems is "infant death." In the physical we have developed procedures and processes to reduce infant mortality but for some reason we allow many new Christians to fall by the way, uncared for. This book takes a great interest in seeing such an unfortunate situation redressed. 'What To Do After Being Saved' creates an awareness of the awesome need of the church and of converts. With this awareness should come a desire for change for the better. In recognizing its shortcoming, the church should adopt the stance that Jesus Christ declared, in that of all that come, "I have lost none." This book also highlights specific areas necessary for the growth and development of converts. This is a tool which could be put into the hands of converts to guide them into areas where they could concentrate on their development in this new life. It also serves as a deterrent to insularity. Some believe that once the initial step is taken their mission is complete. Others believe that staying home and listening to services on the radio and television could suffice to grow as a Christian. Unfortunately, some of the electronic media subtly condone such actions. 'What To Do After Being Saved' can be used by churches as they begin their follow-up with converts. These initial steps are very fundamental to the establishing of the seed that has been planted in the hearts of these Christians. Evangelism teams and persons doing personal evangelism would find this an invaluable tool in directing the attention of counsellors and to enable uniformity in approach. In the final analysis one could determine fairly accurately where a new Christian is in his/her development. This book is not a replacement for local church affiliation or attendance but should enable both the church and convert to achieve the same goal.

The early church was very effective - impacting the world with its ministry and with the power of God. In this book, the author discusses this effectiveness, which he believes can be regained if we follow the New Testament pattern of the church. He concentrates on some basic yet important teachings taken from the Scriptures concerning the church of the Living God; that he believes if followed, will greatly transform our churches and make believers much more effective in this world. This book presents the church to its readers in simple layman terms that all may be part of this glorious church that Christ is building. There are a lot of misconceptions concerning the Church and the State. Consequently, this topic is addressed in this book, taking its principles from the Scriptures. The church has been given the great task of making disciples in a hostile world. How can this happen? This book deals with the "how" of making disciples. Both in the Old and New Testaments, we see God disciplining His people - members as well as leaders. Yet, many churches do not discipline, their members nor their leaders. This book shows that there must be discipline in the church, for the church to be effective. The author discusses how discipline should be administered and the reasons for administering discipline. This book also addresses the importance of church membership and gives Biblical reasons for it; as well as the importance of accountability in the church. It deals with some controversial offices of the church such as apostles and prophets. Some people now make a big quarrel about not attending church on certain days; the writer gives Biblical proofs for going to church on Sunday, and places muchemphasis on having the presence of God in the life of the church. As a matter of fact, the author believes that if God is not in us, we are not of God. It also shows that those who belong to the true church are members of the Body of Christ. Therefore, God's people must unite to be effective in carrying out His mandate.

About the author Thomas Eristhee was converted in his teens when a young man in his community came and witnessed to him. He spent several years in the church learning about God and all aspects of church life-teaching Sunday school, preaching at weekly services and serving as the president of the youth department. Thomas then felt the Spirit of God impressing upon his heart to attend Bible school. After a few years of indecision, he decided to heed God's call upon his life. Thomas left his small business and attended the West Indies School of Theology, where he obtained a Diploma in Theology. After graduation he returned to his homeland, St. Lucia in the West Indies, and started pastoring at a Pentecostal church. That church experienced much growth under his leadership. Bishop Eristhee holds a diploma from the West Indies School of Theology, and a Graduate Diploma of Ministry with Glory Word Seminar in Malaysia. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the Caribbean College of the Bible International. He also attended the Stephen Olford Center for Biblical Preaching, U.S. A. He received his Master of Ministry Degree with Trinity Theological Seminary, U.S.A., and his Doctor of Ministry with Covington Theological Seminary, U.S.A.

'Satan Exposed' is a real eye opener for both Christians and non-Christians alike. It truly exposes the devil and his devices and builds a greater appreciation for the truth of the word of God. Because the issue has been dealt with in a simple way the reader immediately becomes aware of how much he does not understand about what the Bible says concerning Satan. This book provides deep insights into the way the devil works so that we no longer take him for granted. 'Satan Exposed' allows the reader to have an in depth look at where Satan really originated, what caused him to fall, how he operates in the world (more specifically against the lives of God's children) and where his doom lies, according to the word of God. . Having read this book we can no longer sit idly back and watch Satan taking our lives and families apart.