New Releases by Dennis McCallum

In Experiencing the Book of Acts, Dennis McCallum takes you on a journey through the book of Acts, examining its central themes and steering you chapter-by-chapter, episode-by-episode. You'll relive the early church's trials, tears, and triumphs as thousands meet Jesus across the Roman world. This helpful handbook is not dense, like a commentary, but carries you into actual experience of the Spirit's explosive breakout and to experience Christian community as vital as the early church's.

Master story teller Dennis McCallum guides readers through the most important and controversial book in the Old Testament. This book features accessible text even for new readers. This narrative briefly answers modern attacks on the text, and is ideally arranged for partner or group reading.

What does Scripture teach about parenting? What insights can we gain from science?Bible teacher and grandparent, Dennis McCallum has taught multiple courses on parenting over his fifty years in ministry. Here, McCallum offers the crux of his courses on the subject.The relational approach stresses relationship as the key to successful parenting. Come here to learn good ideas for:?Establishing and nurturing a love relationship beginning with your baby?Building on that relationship and winning further influence with toddlers?Using your influence to draw your kids to real faith?Ideas for building your family ethos during the school years?How to anticipate and prepare for the difficulties of the teen years?How to keep your family interested in relating even after the kids move out

The early Hebrew Christians were in big trouble! Beginning with little steps of unbelief, they were now hardened in their hearts and dull of hearing.This is what happens when people abandon raw grace for a watered down legalism. Modern people should be able to recognize their condition because much of the modern western church has the same problem. Hebrews if God's answer to people who have lost track of what a true life of grace means.

Pastor and teacher Dennis McCallum clarifies what the Bible teaches about Satan, evil spirits, demonic control, and spiritual warfare--including the devil's capabilities and limitations, and practical steps to counter evil forces. This is a selection from Satan and His Kingdom.

Whatever Happened to Truth?America is in the midst of a revolution in thinking that impacts every conceivable aspect of life. Postmodernism, the guiding spirit of our times, teaches that things like reason and rationality are cultural biases, and that truth--especially God's truth--doesn't exist. A society that forsakes truth believes thatAll lifestyles, religions, and worldviews are equally validThe only real sin is criticizing someone else's views or moral choicesOpinions matter as much as evidenceReality is in the mind of the beholder.Not since Charles Darwin confronted Christians with his doctrine of naturalistic evolution has the church faced a challenge for which it is so ill-prepared. We are witnessing The Death of Truth.

Dennis McCallum abd Gary DeLashmutt argue that finding teh right person is secondary to becoming the right person, and that the choice of who and when to marry must be rooted in a different value system than physical and emotional attraction.

When Sherry begins attending Christian fellowhip meetings on campus--even though she has been skeptical of Christianity for years--she is immediately attracted to the group's leader, handsome Jack Collins. Just as Sherry decides to accept Christ into her life, the small group of Christians on campus is assaulted by the forces of evil.

Ideal for new teachers and group study, this apologetic presents a clear, rational defense for Christianity to those unfamiliar with the Bible and challenges readers to meet Christ personally

Includes over one hundred brief Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments, with illustrations and some discussion questions.