Robert J. Choun, Professor of Christian Education at Dallas Seminary, calls Schooling Choices “…the best volume on the three alternatives for schooling children.” In this book, Wayne House brings three different view-points on education. Each writer presents his arguments as well as critiquing the arguments of the other two writers. It is a concise, readable book on the important subject of where and how to educate our children.

In this book House and Abanes examine the thinking of M. Scott Peck found in a number of his books, contrasting his ideas and philosophy to Christian orthodoxy. The writings of Peck were best sellers and had influence on many Christians and non-Christians alike. Dr. Peck professed to be a Christian and consequently was received into many Christian churches and conferences but his ideas were a distortion of orthodox Christian teachings in practically every area that he wrote. In reality, Peck the theology of eastern religion with the symbols of Christianity.

Thomas Schreiner, Professor of New Testament at Southern Seminary, says “A wonderfully clear and concise book on the role of women in the church. His work is not only conversant with modern scholarship but also opens a window for the reader on the role of women in the earlyl church and the Greco-Roman world. Most important, his interpretation of the relevant biblical texts is careful and convincing.”

The Nelson’s Study Bible is unique among recent study Bibles. It has notes which read in a commentary style and are fuller than most study Bibles that the reader will encounter. A conscious effort was made to interact with difficult passages. Hundreds of charts, word studies, maps, special insight pieces, among other materials are included. Most of these are inserted into the pertinent biblical texts. A Gold Medallion nominee for Christian Booksellers Association.

This is a one volume commentary on the entire Bible based on the New King James Version. This may be used as a companion volume with the Nelson’s Study Bible. A Gold Medallion nominee for Christian Booksellers Association. This volume contains the results of ten years of labor and along with the Nelson Study Bible represents approximately nine thousand pages of typed notes.