Preach, My Sister, Preach is a biblical study about what God has to say about women in the Gospel ministry—not about the opinions of men, women, denominations, theologians, religious associations, and other critics and pundits. For the first time, someone has taken on the issue of women in the pulpits and the Christian ministry and has given a bulletproof defense for supporting women in ministry. Preach, My Sister, Preach examines the Holy Scriptures from the origin of Genesis through the end of Revelation and proves that God promotes women in ministry, Jesus endorses women in ministry, and the Holy Spirit empowers women in ministry for the kingdom of God.

Preach, My Sister, Preach is a biblical study about what God has to say about women in the Gospel ministry-not about the opinions of men, women, denominations, theologians, religious associations, and other critics and pundits. For the first time, someone has taken on the issue of women in the pulpits and the Christian ministry and has given a bulletproof defense for supporting women in ministry. Preach, My Sister, Preach examines the Holy Scriptures from the origin of Genesis through the end of Revelation and proves that God promotes women in ministry, Jesus endorses women in ministry, and the Holy Spirit empowers women in ministry for the kingdom of God.

Preaching Apocrypha in Anglo-Saxon England is the first examination of Christian apocrypha in Anglo-Saxon England, focusing on the use of biblical narratives in Old English sermons. This work demonstrates that apocryphal media are a substantial part of the apparatus of Christian tradition inherited by Anglo-Saxons.

"A resource such as 'Cross Encounters', where conversations are transcribed, proves to instruct, humble, and stir us up to zealous evangelism. Let God's people read this volume with gospel-believing gladness and humble delight in observing how God uses faithful witnesses to speak His gospel to the lost so the Spirit of grace may grant new birth!