Book Review on The Trail of Blood

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 16:34:59 GMT

The Trail of Blood is a history that shows how the Lord’s promise (Matt 16:18, Matt 28:20) to His churches has been fulfilled. In any town there are many different churches and they all claim to be the true church. This cannot be the case because a true church will line up with what the Bible teaches and all of those churches do not teach the same thing. Using scripture Dr. Carroll defines 11 marks of a true New Testament Church. Then in this booklet he takes the marks or teachings that are taught in God’s word and applies them to churches and then traces them back thru time all the way to Jesus.

He is very concise. He covers 2000 years of church history in 56 pages. You will find out when did infant baptism start, as well as the idea of Purgatory, and the selling of indulgences. Who were the Ana-Baptists? What church worked to keep the Bible from the people? And many other important events that you need to be informed about are covered in this booklet.

The booklet includes a fold out diagram that visually shows the history of the church from the time of Christ. It is an excellent visual aid and in itself makes buying this booklet worth it. Overall, if you want a good though overview of church history, without having to read hundreds of pages, then you need to get this booklet.

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Book Review on The Preacher From Pontiac

Thu, 15 Jun 2006 17:25:41 GMT

Without hesitation I whole heartily recommend this book! It is the story of Tom Malone who is a great Bible believing preacher. He was saved and called to be a preacher on the same day. Read about his great faith as he leaves for Bible college with no idea on how to pay the tuition, and how God provided. Read story after story in this book that will touch your heart. Read how he stayed faithful thru the loss of his daughter and how that affected others. Time and again this book really affected me. I just had to share some of the stories with my wife and after I was done reading I would look up and see my wife in tears. This book is a must read.

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