Apologetics Press

American Family Radio interviewed Dr. Miller on November 24, 2009, concerning the release of the book version of The Silencing of God.

God is a God of grace. Man doesn't deserve grace, but we need grace. Grace is what we need, but don't deserve. Salvation is a gift of God's grace that every man needs, but must accept...God's way.

Do you feel good about yourself? Do you have a healthy self-esteem? No Christian should ever be arrogant and puffed-up, but you should recognize your God-given value and never question your self-worth.

Death is the great separator--and most people on the planet are unprepared to face it. Only the Bible provides the correct understanding of death and afterlife. Only the Bible can tell us what happens when we die.

Most people believe in heaven--but polls show that most people do not believe in hell! Did Jesus believe in hell? What does the Bible say?

The final installment in this series draws conclusions from the preceding four lessons to make proper application of the message of the book for today. Key verses that summarize the message of Revelation are noted, including the key term of the book.

Part four in this five-part series completes a summary of the meaning of each chapter, beginning with chapter 12 and extending to chapter 22, taking into account the historical setting and context of the book.

The third installment in a five-part series on the final book of the New Testament. Chapters 1-12 are summarized with a view toward understanding the apocalyptic imagery and basic thrust of the book.

The final segment in this series moves to the New Testament to spotlight the nature of God as it manifested itself in a startling incident that occurred in the early church. Does your portrait of God coincide with the one given in the Bible? Is God to be feared? Do you have an accurate understanding of who God is? Please turn in your Bible to Acts 5 and prepare to listen to these eternal truths.

Part 7 in this series continues an examination of the book of Numbers in order to get an accurate understanding of who God is. Will He accept most people? Does God's grace mean that He does not manifest "fierce anger"? Does His love for all humans mean that He will not consign most people to an eternal hell?