There’s no doubt that Jesus and Christianity in general are popular topics today. The problem is what folks believe about the foundations of the faith and what conclusions they draw based on little if any Bible knowledge. We’re troubled at these trends, yet hopeful that they’ll invite investigation. That’s why the Bible Advocate Press has created a new line of tracts called Light for Life. This line isn’t like the in-depth study of our other tracts but is geared more for the seeker, with fewer biblical quotes and topics that address current concerns in society. On the back of the tract is a place for a name and a phone number. That way interested seekers can know where to go for more information. Order copies by e-mail (bap.orders@cog7.org), phone (303-452-7973), or regular mail (P.O. Box 33677, Denver, CO 80233). Future Light for Life tracts will focus on such topics as freedom for homosexuals, fear, and addictions.
When the Bottom Falls Out
Experiencing trouble is a good time to separate truth from fiction.
Deciphering ‘The Da Vinci Code’: Fact or Fiction?
It’s the buzz at Starbucks, in carpools, around the office water cooler, and, well, practically anywhere people get together. It’s Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, a bestselling novel that mixes the mysteries of art history with theological cover-ups. The book has all the ingredients of a good mystery: engaging characters, intriguing plot, and page-turning suspense.
