Little Book (Philpott)

From a human point of view, the deity of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, can only be described as preposterous, absurd, and unimaginable. Consider that the Bible's God created the entire universe in an instant and out of nothing. Then He created human beings who are able to communicate with Him. He allowed evil to be present, gave commands, banished His human creation for breaking His law, and promised to restore communion with them. This God is singular yet a Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit-a one in three and a three in one. Unexplainable to the human mind. This God died, then lived again, departed the planet, yet will return to end history and establish an everlasting kingdom, where all those He predestined will live in communion with Him. Quite preposterous!

The God who created us certainly knows what is required for us to live a healthy life. We are complex. There are physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual components, and they are integrated so that each aspect impacts the whole. Not one of the four can be minimized, much less ignored. Spiritual Health focuses on how the creator God made us and what happens when the spiritual side of us is out of balance with how we are made, which is in the image of God. Spiritual health is incomplete without confession, forgiveness, and being reconciled to the God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who desires us to be in fellowship with Him. Here Kent Philpott shows how to be healthy spiritually from a biblical point of view.

Is hell good or bad? Some hope they will love it, while others fear it. Others are certain they are going there and hope it is not as bad as some claim. On the other hand, there will be some who definitely do not want to go to heaven. Some fret and fret that they might go to hell, because they know they ought to. Others are confident they will not go there and are grateful for that. What's So Bad about Hell follows a new recruit into hell as he finds out that all of his ideas during his rebellious life were completely wrong: "You'll be with your friends," or "Hell doesn't exit; it's just a ploy to scare you into church." Follow our character as he is shown the truth by his "personal spirit guide" and especially by his "host." Included are a list of references to hell in the New Testament and a collection of quotes about hell from famous people through the ages. Are you ready to face the truth?