Featuring Books by Dr. Richard Belcher
What is a young Christian girl to do, when she marries a man who gives every evidence of being a Christian, and yet several years into the marriage, he turns his back on Christ and the church and tells his wife he will never go back? Is there any possibility that she could ever have a Christian heritage? That was the dilemma of Virgie Undine (Paul) Belcher after she had been married several years to George Delbert Belcher, a fine, hard-working man in many ways, according to the world’s standards---a man who rose to the top of his business profession.
But as a little girl she had learned the power of faith and prayer, and she was determined to see her husband and her children brought to the Lord. Yea, her heritage would be a Christian heritage for God’s glory! This is the story of Virgie Belcher and her humble but indomitable quest to see her family come to know and serve the Lord, as told by her second son, Richard P. Belcher, the writer of the journey theological novels. He also shares with the reader the lessons and reality of faith and prayer that he learned from his mother, and the results in his own life.GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS
THE SIXTEENTH “JOURNEY” BOOK
BY DR. RICHARD P. BELCHER WILL SOON BE READY!
“A JOURNEY IN CHRISTIAN HERITAGE”
The true story (Ira and Dink are on vacation) of a Christian mother
who longed to have a Christian heritage, even though her husband left Christ and the church after they were married, and thus the responsibility of rearing her three children in the Lord fell on her!
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A Theological Novel
Arminianism! Calvinism! True Calvinism! Moderate Calvinism! Modified Calvinism! Hyper-Calvinism! These are all theological tenus being used today to speak of various systems of theology. And one of the central issues of all of these systems seems to be the attempt to define the sovereignty of God in relationship to man in his fallen state, as one who still possesses a will. Is there any theological doctrine more difficult and problematical than dealing with the subject of the sovereignty of God in relationship to the will of man and its responsibility before God? Is man's will free or is it enslaved? If God is sovereign, then how can man be responsible? If man is free, then how can God be sovereign?
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