Come Out Of Her My People (Vol. II: 1966-2005): A History of The Message of William Branham: The Hearts of the Children
A history of The Message movement after William Branham's death, covering 1966-2005 and the spread of its ideology around the world.
Preacher Behind the White Hoods: A Critical Examination of William Branham and His Message
An in-depth historical examination of William Marrion Branham, the origins of the post-WWII Healing Revival, and the people and ideologies that shaped his message.
Jim Jones - The Malachi 4 Elijah Prophecy
A historical examination of the connection between William Branham, Jim Jones, the Malachi 4 Elijah prophecy, and the chain of events leading toward Jonestown.
Come Out Of Her My People: A History of The Message of William Branham (Vol. I: Days of the Voice 1930-1965)
A history of The Message movement of William Branham, exploring its early community, ideological origins, and development from 1930 to 1965.
Weaponized Religion: From Christian Identity to the NAR
The New Apostolic Reformation movement, a term coined by one of the early influencers of the group, C. Peter Wagner, is a militant yet covert breed of Christians with strong roots in everything from religion to politics. Wagner taught members to believe that a “reformation” was possible through “spiritual warfare.” Some early proponents of the movement mistakenly assumed that “spiritual warfare” simply meant engaging in prayer for a positive outcome. However, as the movement continued to polarize its views of outsiders, the meaning of the word "warfare" became more and more obscure. Converts to the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) included a wide variety of groups, some of which leaned heavily towards extremism. From Christian Identity and Christian Nationalist groups to Health and Prosperity Gospel televangelists and their cult followers, the NAR suddenly emerged as a network of vastly different people. Yet when compared to traditional Christianity, all of them could be considered extremist. Eventually, the NAR network was branded “The Christian Taliban.
Militant Christian Extremism: A Critical Examination of John Alexander Dowie
A critical historical examination of John Alexander Dowie, his Christian Catholic Church movement, Zion City, and his influence on later Pentecostal faith-healing movements.
A Quick Outline of "Hands-on" Eschatology: A Matter of Timing and Agency
A short primer by Stephen Montgomery examining hands-on eschatology through the themes of Perfection, Dominion, Rulership, and Purge.
The Converging Apostasy
A critique tracing connections between esoteric religious streams, Gnosticism, Jane Lead, Latter Rain, Manifest Sons of God teachings, Kingdom theology, and the New Apostolic Reformation.
Weaponized Religion: From Latter Rain to Colonia Dignidad
An examination of the Latter Rain Movement, its splinter groups, and the path from postwar Pentecostal revivalism to destructive movements such as Colonia Dignidad.
Godhead In Their Own Words: Voices of Oneness Preachers of the End Time Message
Explore the doctrine of the Godhead as taught within the Message of William Branham, a subject that is foundational to Christian belief yet often receives limited attention. Drawing directly from Branham’s sermons and the statements of other Message ministers, it presents their teachings in their original words and context. Organized as a clear reference for ministers, students, and lay readers, the volume provides a well-documented resource for examining how Branham explained the Godhead throughout his ministry, offering an accessible starting point for deeper study of this important and often overlooked topic.
Saving Zimbabwe
The story of The Community of Reconciliation in Zimbabwe, its vision for love and integration, and the martyrdom of sixteen white members on November 25, 1987.
In the Company of Joseph: When the Past Becomes the Future
A faith-centered book by Bob Scott exploring dramatic cultural change, spiritual leadership, and the idea of Joseph-like leaders for a changing future.
Who is Jesus Christ? The Historic Quest to Understand His True Identity
Who Is Jesus Christ? explores one of the most significant and debated questions in Christian history by tracing the development of Godhead theology from the earliest centuries of the church to the modern era. The book examines major historical controversies, including Arianism, Modalism, and the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity, while also surveying the beliefs of groups such as the Latter-day Saints, Seventh-day Adventists, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Oneness Pentecostals, and followers of William Branham. Through a balanced and accessible comparison of these perspectives, it helps readers understand how different Christian traditions have interpreted the identity, nature, and deity of Jesus Christ, providing a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this foundational theological question.
The Desperate Prophet: William Branham’s Use of the “Illusory Truth Effect” to Support False Prophecy
The book examines William Branham’s failed 1952 prophecy and how his repeated, revised accounts of the India meetings reinforced belief despite contradictory evidence. Using Branham’s sermons and historical documentation, it argues that this pattern demonstrates the “Illusory Truth Effect” and calls readers to evaluate his claims against Scripture and the historical record.
The Persuasive Preacher, the Gifted Prophet, and the Noble Politician
The book examines how Roy E. Davis, William Branham, and Congressman William D. Upshaw shaped Branham’s ministry through the intersection of religion, politics, racial ideology, and personal ambition. Using extensive historical records, it challenges accepted narratives and evaluates Branham’s claims against documented evidence.
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