William Anderson Bücher

A call for Black survival in the face of genocide and catastrophe.

Both theoretical and pragmatic, this refreshingly savvy book charts a course for the Black Lives Matter generation.

The captain of the submarine USS "Nautilus" tells the newly declassified story of his ship's Cold War underwater adventure in the race beneath the polar ice pack.

Focusing on the complexities of prophetic scripture, this book serves as a guide for readers seeking deeper insights into biblical prophecies. It explores themes and interpretations that may not be immediately clear, providing clarity and context to enhance understanding. By examining the nuances of the text, it aims to illuminate the messages conveyed by the prophets, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and laypersons interested in theological studies.

Focusing on the last six Historical Books of the Bible, this work delves into the narratives of the two books of Kings and others, exploring their themes, characters, and historical context. It provides insights into the reigns of various kings, the political and spiritual challenges faced by the Israelites, and the prophetic voices that emerged during tumultuous times. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the significance of these texts in the broader biblical narrative and their impact on faith and history.

Focusing on the resilience of individuals during times of crisis, this volume highlights the stories of faithful men and women from the Bible, particularly those emerging after the Babylonian exile. These characters embody courage and mercy, offering hope while resisting the temptations of seeking human approval. The narratives, though not always present in every translation, are significant in religious history, illustrating profound themes of life after death and the enduring spirit of humanity.

A spectacular full-color scrapbook of Wilder's life and the Little House books featuring historic family photos, reproductions of original documents, and other special memorabilia. This new edition includes a gorgeous new jacket and Introduction from noted Little House historian Anderson.

The narrative follows the expansion of the Christian message beyond Jerusalem after Jesus' resurrection and ascension. It highlights the gospel of Luke, which emphasizes the universal nature of Jesus' message of salvation, reaching out to all of humanity. The text explores the implications of this widespread dissemination and the inclusive vision of faith that Luke presents.