Ron Craig Livres

Each of my books has gotten more intense than the previous one. This volume is no exception. It is actually a follow-up of my book entitled Are Christians Just Saved Sinners? That book dealt in depth with the subject of Calvinism, plus some other heresies currently plaguing the church. This much smaller book deals only with Calvinism and covers less doctrinal territory. But it goes into an even deeper discussion of the essentials of that long-standing heresy. Most people have no idea of what Calvinism really teaches. Through this little book, you are about to find out!

Focusing on the pervasive identity crisis in today's diverse world, this book explores the search for true identity through the lens of the Holy Bible. It offers genuine answers for those seeking to understand themselves amidst conflicting cultures and beliefs. By guiding readers to recognize their current identity, the book encourages self-reflection and provides pathways to achieve a more fulfilling sense of self, ultimately leading to true freedom.

Focusing on divine healing, this book expands upon the revelations from the author's first work, presenting 263 pages filled with scripture passages and insights from church history. It emphasizes that supernatural health is an inherent right for believers today. The author expresses confidence that the teachings in this volume, combined with those from the first book, will be sufficient for readers to fully embrace these healing realities, eliminating the need for a subsequent book.

Delving into the complexities of Calvinism, this volume critically examines John Calvin's doctrines, arguing that they mislead many churchgoers. The author presents a detailed analysis, asserting that these teachings contradict biblical truths and serve as tools of deception. Through clear scriptural evidence, the book aims to expose what it considers the delusional nature of Calvinism, urging readers to reconsider widely accepted beliefs within certain church circles.

Focusing on the concept of Christian suffering, this book demystifies misunderstandings by referencing the straightforward teachings of Scripture. It emphasizes that not all suffering is considered Christian suffering; rather, only the persecution endured for one's faith is recognized by God. The author aims to provide clarity and assurance, encouraging readers to avoid unnecessary suffering by understanding the true nature of their trials in relation to their faith.

Exploring diverse themes, the author's first four books delve into a range of subjects, showcasing a unique narrative style. Each work presents distinct characters and settings, inviting readers to engage with thought-provoking ideas and emotional journeys. The interconnectedness of the stories reflects the complexities of human experience, making these books a rich tapestry of insights and reflections. This collection promises to captivate both new readers and those familiar with the author's previous works.

The book addresses the prevalence of false doctrines within the church that mislead individuals regarding salvation. It emphasizes the danger of trusting in manmade teachings, which lack the power to produce true spiritual life. By contrasting these doctrines with the transformative nature of God's Living Word, the author aims to guide readers toward genuine faith and understanding. The text is rich with scriptural insights, reinforcing the belief that true salvation can only be found through divine truth.

Exploring the themes of suffering and its perception within Christianity, this book delves into the roles of Satan and religion in obscuring understanding. It questions the nature of Christian suffering and its potential benefits, suggesting that many believers may endure unnecessary pain. Through a critical examination, it aims to illuminate the complexities surrounding suffering in the Christian faith and encourage readers to reconsider their beliefs and experiences related to this profound issue.

The book critically examines various gospel ministries that propagate misleading doctrines, which the author argues are deceptive and lack true saving power. It aims to expose these false teachings and the ministries behind them, warning readers about the potential spiritual dangers they pose. By highlighting specific examples of erroneous beliefs, the text seeks to guide individuals toward genuine faith and salvation, emphasizing the importance of discernment in spiritual matters.

There is a way that seems right to a man, but it ends in death--said two times in Proverbs. Every believer wants to believe he or she is in the right church. But Jesus Take heed that the light in you is not darkness. Many churches and movements today may seem right to many, but they are purveyors of darkness. The Calvinist theological system is one of the darkest. This book thoroughly proves that reality by many plain Scripture passages.