Wallace G. Smith

If you are a parent, or are in any way responsible for the care of children, you surely recognize that our present society is not designed to support the healthy care and upbringing of young people. Thankfully, God has given us practical tools and techniques that can give clarity and focus to child-rearing. Use these tools, and you will gain the peace of mind that comes from knowing you are doing right by the children you love.

Is "Christianity" supposed to be a set of beliefs or a feeling in your heart? Should the Church be involved in social work or seeking political change? What exactly are Christians supposed to be doing? The answer may surprise you!

If you were a hypothetical visitor to our world from outer space and you spent any time at all examining western culture, you might quickly come to a sad conclusion. Our society is obsessed with sex. What was designed by the Creator of all the universe and the Designer of mankind to be a wonderful and intimate sharing between husband and wife has become something vulgar and cheap. And it has become a gimmick for marketing everything from potato chips to radial tires. The fact is God created sex and as its creator He has a lot to say about it.

"Christianity"—as the word today is broadly understood—is the largest and most successful religion on planet Earth. But with so many contradictory teachings going by its name, any honest observer must conclude that today's "Christianity" is a confusing mess. How did the teachings of one Man nearly 2,000 years ago come to resemble a confusing Tower of Babel? And can you find the truth in the midst of the confusion? You need to know!

People used to consider the United States the world's top super-power nation. Its power and wealth and influence were unsurpassed, and billions looked to the U.S. as the "leader of the free world." In recent years, however, U.S. influence has waned, and this once-rich nation is facing some of the darkest days in its history. Can anything be done to restore America to its former heights?