Why Be Fundamental
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There comes a time when one comes to an age of understanding, or what most fundamentalists call "accountability", when they can look upon God's Creation and realize that these things have not come about by evolution. He or she looks to the stars at night and wonders at the design of the far flung worlds and galaxies of space, and possibly acknowledges that there could be an ultimate Designer. But more often than not, they give credit where credit is not due and acknowledge something made with hands or a myth handed down of an entity that is not representative of Jehovah God. As a result, Paul writes, "They knew God but did not praise and thank him for being God. Instead, their thoughts were pointless, and their misguided minds were plunged into darkness" (Romans 1:21) (God's Word». It is their refusal of the Creator, the decision against the Almighty that sends them to this "holding tank".
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About the Book
Today we live in a society that has changes and we go to churches that have changed too. In Why Be Fundamental, we go back to the basics and rediscover that the Bible and God has not changed at all. In this book we go back to Salvation and find that there is much more to it than what is being taught today. Next, we look into the doctrine of baptism and learn about the proper subject, the proper mode, and the proper administrator. And what doctrinal book would be complete without discussing the subjects of Hell, the Lord's Supper, and ect. Read it! You will be surprised what you might learn!
About the Author
Why Be Fundamental has literally been in the works for years, and after the passing of his wife Kevin felt more compelled to write and find comfort from God's Word than what can be found int eh world. While writing Kevin found comfort and wisdom and a chance to return to the fundamentals of teh Bible. In it he found that practical teaching is there no matter how deep he dug. Kevin was brought up in a Godly home and was saved at the age of 10. He knew that he was being called to preach and fought the calling of the Lord for many years. Finally on Sunday July 8, 1994 he surrendered to preach. Shortly afterward his home church asked him to supply the pulpit while the church looked for a pastor. Kevin happily filled in for ten months until a pastor was found. Today kevin lives in Newton, TX and is a member of First Baptist Church. -- Newton