Are you seeking to deepen your daily connection with God?

• Encouraging insights from key passages of Scripture.
• Practical applications that bridge God’s wisdom with the challenges of modern life.
• Renewed reminders of God’s promises to strengthen and build your faith.

In Experiencing the Book of Acts, Dennis McCallum takes you on a journey through the book of Acts, examining its central themes and steering you chapter-by-chapter, episode-by-episode. You’ll relive the early church’s trials, tears, and triumphs as thousands meet Jesus across the Roman world. This helpful handbook is not dense, like a commentary, but carries you into the actual experience of the Spirit’s explosive breakout and experience of a Christian community as vital as the early church.

The current state of our culture could be described in two words: identity crisis. Many are searching for something solid to secure their identity to. This problem of identity is nothing new. We have always tried to define ourselves by the things we have or do. Yet, the issue with constructing our own identity is that it can topple at any moment.

God solved this complex problem with a simple solution: He gave us a new identity in Christ. This gives us a stable anchor point to which we can attach our identity. 

Identity is a month-long, daily devotion designed to help you discover who you are in Christ. Each chapter takes one aspect of your new identity, draws out its significance, and applies it to your life. As you learn more about who you are in Christ, it will transform how you see yourself, others and reality.

Genesis is the most controversial and important book in the Old Testament. Secular scientists often join the chorus of critics. The author approaches Genesis with a high view of scripture—a view that comes directly from Jesus. In this book, you will follow the story, answer questions, and analyze what it means for us. At every point, we will try to understand how the spiritual principles illustrated in Genesis apply to our personal spiritual growth and ministries. Now, master story-teller and Bible teacher Dennis McCallum takes you on a rumbling, fast-moving journey through this fantastic text. This study companion is accessible to new readers and is useful for individual or group study. 

In this volume, respected Bible teacher, Dennis McCallum continues the story of Genesis from Volume 1. Here is the opportunity to understand some of the most difficult passages in Genesis. This narrative briefly answers modern attacks on the text and faithfully keeps the big picture in view.

Genesis is the most controversial and important book in the Old Testament. The author approaches Genesis with a high view of scripture—a view that comes directly from Jesus. At every point, we will try to understand how the spiritual principles illustrated in Genesis apply to our personal spiritual growth and ministries. This study companion is accessible to new readers and is useful for individual or group study. 

Who are you and what does your identity have to do with victory in your life with Jesus? These are the questions Paul addresses in Romans chapters 5-8. It is an epic discussion on spiritual growth! This book has a free study guide that is helpful for individual or group study.

Walking in Victory will help you learn:
• Why grace is more motivating than law
• How "doing" arises out of "being"
• What it means to walk according to the Spirit
• How God can conform you to Christ's image

When Jesus left, he told his followers to "make disciples of all nations." But what does it mean to make disciples today?

Dennis McCallum and Jessica Lowery, his daughter, have successfully practiced disciple-making for decades. They have used personal disciple-making to raise scores of Christian leaders, who in turn have raised up hundreds of others. Speaking from their fifty years combined experience in Dwell Community Church (where over 250 home churches have been planted) the authors explain in practical and biblical terms how anyone can raise up disciples. This book shows why a relational transfer of knowledge, experience, and the work of the Holy Spirit can be far more effective than other approaches in building up the body of Christ. Get a free study guide to use on your own or with a group. Supplementary material, including the appendices, is also available.

In the book of Acts, Luke tells us of one awesome church beginning in Acts 2:42. This is a good place to start considering the question: What does a vital church look like? McCallum writes about how to foster a high-commitment ethos in your church, what makes people eager to serve, and what the biblical concept of "equipping" really means.

"In this training manual for church leaders, McCallum discusses something far more important for local churches than methods, structures, or gimmicks: ethos. If you can build ethos into your group they will be ready to handle any obstacle and continue to thrive, regardless of your church model." - Ken MacGillivray, Hopedale Church

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What do we make of this life? Are you a spiritual being or only material matter? Is there life after death? If there is a God, can we really know Him?

Before you answer these questions, consider reading this short, provocative book. You may discover things you have never thought of before. This book steps you through basic ways to pursue your exploration. Learn how a dozen lines of converging evidence add up to a powerful argument for God. This book is for thinking, open-minded people. 

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Faith is a word that is so confusing it makes both advanced calculus and the opposite sex seem simple. In their honest moments, most would admit that they are confused about the subject, and it's easy to see why. Faith is confusing. Some people base their entire lives on their faith, while others want nothing to do with it.

As Christians, we shouldn't be defensive about our beliefs, but we should learn to intelligently defend our faith. James Rochford offers accessible thinking on the popular attacks against the Christian worldview. With simple and direct language and clever illustrations, this is a great book to give to a spiritual seeker, a skeptic, a doubting Christian or to study in a small group. You can visit James' website, Evidence Unseen for additional information and resources.