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Enter the whacked out world of Zombie DedHedz - a collection of cartoon zombies created by Author/Illustrator Jeff Todd. This coloring book is fun for all ages.

A simple-minded commentary on the Book of Galatians with humor and illustrations. Perfect for Bible studies.

The book of Exodus is basically a book of History and Laws that is found in the Old Testament section of our Bible. It's the second book to be exact. It was written by Moses somewhere around 1450-1410 B.C. to record the events of Israel's deliverance from slavery in Egypt. It describes these events in chronological order and also lists the Laws that God has given to the Israelites to guide them in their relationship with Him.In this guide, we study the Book Of Exodus and share it with you. As with all of our guides, we explain it in simple language with a dose of humor and super cool cartoon illustrations. We hope you are blessed by reading it.

The word 'epistle' means 'letter'. And in the Bible, the epistles always refer to the group of letters grouped together in the middle of the New Testament. Written by leaders of the early church, these letters contain valuable insight and principles for living as a believer and follower of Jesus Christ.In this guide, we learn about the General Epistles, which means these letters were written by a diverse collection of leaders in the early church. That's a total of eight letters and include the following: HebrewsOne of the unique circumstances surrounding the Book of Hebrews is that Bible scholars aren't precisely sure who wrote it. There are many different theories, but none can be proven. Possible authors include Paul, Apollos, Barnabus, and others. While the author may be unclear, the primary theme of this epistle is easily identifiable. It serves as a warning to Jewish Christians not to abandon the doctrine of salvation by grace through faith and not to re-embrace the practices and laws of the Old Testament. For this reason, one of the major focuses of this epistle is the superiority of Christ over all other beings.JamesOne of the primary leaders of the early church, James was also one of Jesus' brothers. Written to all people who considered themselves followers of Christ, James' epistle is a thoroughly practical guide to living the Christian life. One of the most important themes of this epistle is for Christians to reject hypocrisy and favoritism and instead to help those in need as an act of obedience to Christ.1 and 2 PeterPeter was also a primary leader in the early church, especially in Jerusalem. Like Paul, Peter wrote his epistles while under arrest as a prisoner in Rome. Therefore, it's no surprise that his words teach about the reality of suffering and persecution for followers of Jesus, but also the hope we possess for eternal life. Peter's second epistle also contains strong warnings against different false teachers who were attempting to lead the church astray.1, 2, and 3 JohnWritten around 90 A.D., the epistles from the apostle John are among the last books written in the New Testament. Because they were written after the fall of Jerusalem (70 A.D.) and the first waves of Roman persecution for Christians, these letters were intended as encouragement and guidance for Christians living in a hostile world. One of the major themes of John's writing is the reality of God's love and the truth that our experiences with God should push us to love one another.JudeJude was also one of Jesus' brothers and a leader in the early church. Once again, the main purpose of Jude's epistle was to warn Christians against false teachers who had infiltrated the church. Specifically, Jude wanted to correct the idea that Christians could enjoy immorality without worry because God would grant them grace and forgiveness afterward.As we do in all of our guides, we explain the scriptures in layman terms so that we all can understand. We also offer humor and cartoon illustrations to make it enjoyable to read.This guide is perfect for Bible study groups and individual studies.

Your kid can now join in on the excitement of A Redneck's Guide Series. This activity book helps your child interact with the stories from the Bible by offering hours... and even days!!... of doodlin' fun.They can learn about the Bible characters, simple life lessons and most importantly... learn about Jesus. This activity book makes a perfect addition to any Sunday School class and at home.

Living the life of a Christian is full of messages from God to learn as we grow in our walk with Jesus. These everyday lessons teach us how to live productively and become more fruitful - the way God intended. The 5-Minute Sermons is an ongoing series of quick life lessons experienced by the author/illustrator, Jeff Todd, of A Redneck's Guide Series during a time when the economy was at an all-time low. He wrote down everything he learned as he struggled with the hectic problems of life, while his faith in God grew. Some folks would call them devotionals. He calls them '5 Minute Sermons' because they are simple and easy to read. We hope you receive something from them, too.

It's amazing what can be learned from an ECONOMIC MELTDOWN. It's not always about money issues. It's the spiritual lessons from God about life after the money is gone. Join Author Jeff Todd in his 5-year faith walk with Jesus. With only a laptop, Bible and the internet, his simple minded passion for learning God's Word has turned into a ministry to lead others to Him and help other Christians grow. Who would have thought that a small prayer for the Lord to have full control of his life would turn into a work of faith? This is God's work... through him.A Work Through Me is considered a devotional for the simple man. We hope it's a blessing to you.

We don't know exactly who wrote the Book of Hebrews from the Bible, but it was written to a bunch of Hebrew Jewish Christians back in the day. Christianity was new to them and the writer feared that many of them would jump back into Judaism again, so the Book of Hebrews could have been considered Christian Basics 101. But, they decided to call it something else.Hebrews tells us why Jesus is superior and sufficient, and explains why being a Christian is so awesomely cool. This will help us to stand firm in our faith, trust and believe in God, and never ever quit. It's the confidence-builder we need in being a Christian.Join us today as we study the Book of Hebrews together. As with all books in A Redneck's Guide series, we keep it simple and easy-to-understand. We hope you receive a blessing from it!

As many already know, the Bible is our source of spiritual nourishment to help us grow as Christians. However, it seems that many of us are guilty of not reading it. Instead, we rely on our preachers and Sunday School teachers to do it for us. The sad thing is that, in a world of false teaching (which is warned about in the Bible), we may be receiving some false information and accepting it as truth.Did you know?:88% of American households have a copy of the Bible.37% of Americans actually read it.In a world where morals are declining, the solutions to much of it's problems can be solved by simply reading and applying the Bible to our everyday lives. So, why aren't more people reading the Bible?Based on our research, we (as Americans) are either too busy, too lazy or we just don't understand it. Our goal is to help put the 'fire' back into Bible studies - whether as a group or personal studies. Author Jeff Todd has done a personal study of the complete New Testament and written down the messages he's received from each of the books. His commentaries are explained in simple terms so that everyone - regardless of education - can receive something spiritually from them. He also offers a bit of humor to keep it interesting.Open up your dusty Bible today and join us as we learn more from God's Word. We hope you are blessed by reading it.

There is a code that most folks from the male species live by that is given to us from birth. It's not written down anywhere for us to read, study and practice. It's more like a chemical - it's part of our chromosomes and DNA - that flows through our bodies, our blood and brains. It tells us how we should act in all situations, how we should think and how to express ourselves in our environments. It's like a survival mechanism created just for men.Being a man in this world means living by the man code. We are judged by our fellow men that we socialize with daily. They will give you strange looks when you attempt to do something that is considered 'not manly'. You can be shunned from the manly community and lose your imaginary 'man card' for doing anything that only females are known to do. Following the man code is a serious thing.Since there is not a written document in place, we have to ask, "Where did this 'man code' come from? Where did it originate? And what exactly is in there?" And because if there is no written document, who's to say that it didn't get changed along the way? Maybe this man code that men have been living by for hundreds of years is wrong. What then?Today, we take a closer look at this 'man code' and compare it to what the Bible says. The Bible has been around for hundreds of years and is one of the ways God, our Creator, communicates with us. Maybe we can discover what He intends for us, as men, to really be. I mean, He created man and had the original plan for manhood - that would make Him the only source we should really look to and we can find the details in the Bible.My prayer today is that we can learn something from this guide about ourselves - the good, the bad and the ugly - and apply what we receive from God's Word to our lives. I hope that we make the appropriate steps to become better people - better men. I believe that God has a perfect plan for us and wants us to live productive lives. He wants us to have great relationships with our wives, kids, families and friends.