Whether you have a firm and fixed position on the issue of baptism, or are seeking further clarity from the Scriptures; whether you are a pastor, student, or family seeking to grow in the knowledge of Christ, we believe you will find The Great Debate over Baptism to be an enormous blessing. In this tape series developed from a two-day conference on baptism sponsored in San Antonio, Texas, Bill Einwechter makes an exegetically derived covenantal argument that the proper object of baptism are disciples -- those believers who have actually professed faith in Christ. With charity toward both dispensational Baptists and traditional Reformed paedo-baptists, Mr. Einwechter nonetheless makes the rigorous case that both positions are exegetically inadequate. Nearly 11 hrs. on 11 Compact Discs.

The Great Debate over Baptism and the Covenant

Religion & Spirituality

Doug Phillips

WILLIAM O. EINWECHTER

Christian Books & Bibles

Vision Forum, Inc.

First Edition- Early Release printed specially for Vision Forum. Volume one contains 589 pages with CD companion. Volume two contains 589 pages. A comprehensive study guide to life's manual. Copyright 2005

Balancing the Sword Volume 1 & 2. (Set)

Allen B. Wolfe

Reference

A fledgling colony on the shores of the James River struggles desperately to survive and earn the good will of the King of England as Spanish dons, ruthless pirates, and lurking Indians plot to destroy Jamestown and its handful of colonists. Within this world, a simple, godly soldier braves all odds to defend his honor and his duty to uphold God s sacred laws, all the while fighting to win the love of his new wife. To Have and to Hold brings to life the exciting beginnings of America, weaving a story of adventure, intrigue and romance with providence and perseverance in colonial Jamestown. This exciting story makes a wonderful family read-aloud, as well as a ''can't put down'' book for the individual reader, capturing the imaginations of young and old, men and women alike.

To Have and to Hold

Mary, Johnston

Elsie's Holiday

This is the poignant story of little Elsie whose faith in God endures every trial even as she falls ill and lies at death's door and her beloved but estranged papa travels in a distant land. Hear how a young Christian relies on the love and compassion of Jesus Christ and exhibits the same graces to all those around her. Witness the ways in which the Providence of God provides unlooked for blessings and spiritual victories in the life of Elsie, her papa, and the other family and friends who live at Roselands. Even though the yearning desire of young Elsie s heart is fulfilled, and she is spending her first joyous Christmas season with her beloved father, her idyllic holiday is brief, and her newfound contentment is about to be shaken to its very core. In her own understanding of total devotion to Jesus, Elsie must choose between obeying God by keeping the Sabbath day holy, or dishonoring God in obeying a father, whom she believes, is asking her to violate God s holy Word. In her tender young faith, she believes she must choose between the excruciatingly painful separation of either her earthly father or her Heavenly Father. When faced with the life-threatening outcome of his own selfish sin-driven demands upon his tender daughter, Mr. Dinsmore makes an eleventh hour decision--a decision that will change the course of their lives forever. Elsie s Holiday is the second book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in order.

Literature & Fiction

Martha, Finley

Literary

Once Mr. Dinsmore is assured that his good friend is worthy of Elsie, and that Elsie is willing to commit her heart's devotion to her beloved Edward Travilla, their Christ-honoring courtship and engagement is overshadowed only by a grand wedding -- a wedding so grand that many travel from far and wide to the Oaks to attend. The bride and groom honeymoon at Viamede, and soon afterwards take on the responsibilities of Elsie's inherited Southern estate. Elsie and Edward are soon to experience the joys as well as the heart-aches of parenthood as their four little children are born into a country about to be embroiled in a civil war. Elsie's Womanhood is the fourth book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in order.

Elsie's Womanhood

Elsie's Widowhood

Edward and Elsie's daughter, young Elsie, is saddened by a separation from her beloved Lester, who is studying art in Italy. Shortly after Lester leaves for Europe, the family is devastated by Edward's sudden death. Elsie finds solace in the comfort of her father Horace Dinsmore, and most of all in the everlasting arms of her heavenly Father. Knowing Edward is in heaven with loved ones gone on before, is a great comfort to the Travilla family as they deal with the loss of husband and father. Elsie's Widowhood is the seventh book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in order.

As another summer at the shore draws to a close, the Raymonds again face a long-dreaded separation. It is time for the captain to return to sea. Elsie grows accustomed to her new found role as ''Grandma'' to Max, Lulu, and Gracie. Soon Elsie's daughter, Elsie, and Lester's new baby, Edward, is born. In the months that follow, all grandchildren learn valuable lessons about character and obedience. Soon spring arrives. Violet gives birth to a daughter, another Elsie, and the Captain returns home safely to be with his growing family. Elsie's New Relations is the ninth book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in order.

Elsie's New Relations

The Dinsmores, Travillas, and Raymonds decide to spend the summer in cottages by the sea on Nantucket Island. They journey there aboard a yacht with Captain Raymond at the helm. On the island they enjoy the village of Sconset and explore several points of interest. The children learn to swim, and the families enjoy relaxing beach walks, carriage drives, and boat rides -- even a New England clam bake on the beach. When a violent storm catches Lulu far from the cottage, she learns a frightening lesson about obedience. Zoe learns about faith and trust in God to keep her husband safe. Elsie at Nantucket is the tenth book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in order.

Elsie at Nantucket

Young Evelyn, orphaned niece of Elsie Leland, makes a new home with Lester and Elsie after the death of her father and the departure of her mother to Europe. Evelyn joins the clan at Ion and becomes close friends with the feisty Lulu Raymond. Soon the Travillas, Dinsmores, Raymonds, and the Lelands all decide to spend the winter at Viamede. There the many young students attend Oakdale Academy where Lulu finally learns obedience only after experiencing the harsh consequences of a rebellious, ungrateful heart. When scarlet fever strikes two young ones, and when Captain Raymond's boat is feared lost, the families discover God's faithfulness in times of insurmountable trial. The Two Elsies is the eleventh book in the original, unabridged nineteenth century Martha Finley classic, the Elsie Dinsmore Series. These books are best when read in orde

The Two Elsie's

Elsie's Kith and Kin

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