A Visitor's Guide to Hell

Immanuel Bible Church

A Visitor's Guide to Hell

Written by: Clint Archer

May 1, 2016

For the month of May we encourage you to pick up a copy of "A Visitor's Guide to Hell" by Clint Archer.

About the book (via Google Books): This is a thought-provoking, learned, at-times-hilarious guide to the realm of eternal damnation. It draws on the Bible, as well as a host of other literary and religious sources. It provides information on everything from Hell's occupants to its don't-miss sites. Here's everything you ever wanted to know about Hell, but were too afraid to ask! In the realm of eternal damnation, what tortures will we find? How hot is it, really? And most important of all, how can we make sure that it's not our final destination? Drawing on the Bible, as well as a host of other literary and religious sources, an expert on Scripture provides an illuminating look at Hell, from its occupants to its don't-miss sites. Dr. Clint Archer offers a thought-provoking, learned, at-times-hilarious guide to a place that might be interesting to visit-but you wouldn't want to live there!

Tabletalk Devotional

August 28, 2016 • Jesse Johnson

Welcome to Immanuel's new devotional "Tabletalk". Pick up your copy this week in the church bookstore.

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The Daring Mission of William Tyndale

April 1, 2016 • Steven J. Lawson

The Immanuel's book of the month for April is "The Daring Mission of William Tyndale" by Steven J. Lawson. Pick up a copy this month. About the book (via Amazon): Early in the sixteenth century, legislative decree in England controlled people’s access to the Scriptures and prohibited an English Bible. But theologian and linguist, William Tyndale, was determined to provide his fellow countrymen with Scripture they could read. In The Daring Mission of William Tyndale, the latest addition to the Long Line of Godly Men series, Dr. Steven J. Lawson traces this daring mission, which was ultimately used by God to ignite the English Reformation and would cost Tyndale his life. From one man’s labor, we’re reminded of God’s faithfulness to preserve His Word and equip His people.