Please note that we are not necessarily in complete theological agreement with all of the following authors.  We have included their writings because we believe their viewpoint on the given issue is important to consider.

 

God Still Speaks by Keith Comparetto.  The true God has been rejected by the masses in every age, but gives individuals a choice.

Are You A Christian? by Keith Comparetto.  A challenging look at popular misconceptions.

My Greatest Discovery by Keith Comparetto.  An undeserving sinner is gloriously saved.

I Was Deceived! by Terri Comparetto.  A false professor is stripped of all her false confidences.

 

Why Professing Christians May Fall Short of Heaven by John Bunyan.  A consideration of some counterfeit marks of grace.

Thoughts on Repentance, Conversion and Assurance by C.H. Spurgeon.  A challenge to professors to examine their claims. 

What's Wrong with Modern Evangelism by A.W. Pink.  A second look at modern evangelistic methods that have filled the churches with those who profess but may not possess.

True Conversion by George Whitefield.  A call to professing Christians to examine the genuineness of their faith.

What is the Gospel?  by Keith Comparetto.  An in-depth look at the Gospel that was really preached by Christ and the Apostles, and how one can determine if he has received the true faith that was once delivered to the saints. 

What is Biblical Repentance? by H.A. Ironside.  True salvation results in lifelong repentance and a deepening sense of one's sinfulness, not a life of backsliding.

Following Hard After God by A.W. Tozer.  Challenging words for a self-centered generation.

The World:  A Source of Great Danger to the Soul by J.C. Ryle.  A love of the world may mean not only the loss of rewards, but the loss of one's eternal soul.

Suppose an Unholy Man Went to Heaven by J.C. Ryle.  An appeal to the unholy to consider what may be the root of their problem.