Christian Books on Salvation, Faith and God’s Love by Paul T. Barham

A basic guide covering who God is, the need for salvation, how salvation is obtained, and how to begin living a Christian life. Contains a substantial amount of direct biblical quotes using the NASB translation, which is easily understood by English readers.

Presents a biblical approach to overcoming shame and guilt from past sins. If you or someone you love cannot seem to shake the shame and guilt from something done in the past, this book provides practical approaches to overcome these issues.

Gives details on living out the two summary commandments Jesus gave: loving God and loving your neighbor. The premise is that the most major problem in the world today is a lack of Agape Love from Christians in action.

A deep examination of 1st Corinthians 13:13, where the Apostle Paul says “But these three remain: faith, hope, and love — and the greatest is love.” The author describes each word and shows why love is the greatest.

Someone hurt you, and now you are being told to forgive. Forgive as You Were Forgiven shows from Scripture what forgiveness is and is not: not forgetting, trusting again, or staying silent, but handing what you are owed to the God who has already forgiven you far more. Written for anyone carrying a hurt they cannot put down.

Four plain statements in Scripture say what God is: One, Spirit, Love, and Light. A warm, NASB-grounded study of each truth and what it means for how you pray, worship, love, and live, now and forever. A companion Small Group Study Guide is also coming soon.

Not a book about whether Latter-day Saints are good people, but about whether their claims are true. Why I Cannot Be a Mormon sets LDS teaching, in the Church’s own words, beside historic Christian belief, states the strongest Latter-day Saint answers fairly, and lets the reader weigh the evidence, with more than 200 footnoted sources.

In the mid-2030s, millions vanish in a flash of light. The Bride Is Taken, Atomos Book One, is a Christian end-times thriller and Paul T. Barham’s first novel. It releases November 11, and the Kindle edition is available for pre-order now.

Where is God? Is He hiding like a toy? Armed with a yellow telescope and big curiosity, Tammy Lamb is determined to find God. But through gentle comparisons to the blowing wind, warm sunshine, and sweet bird songs, Mama Lamb shows her little one that God is everywhere around us—loving and protecting us every single day. Tammy Lamb Looks for God is a heartwarming, beautifully illustrated Christian picture book that helps young children understand faith and God’s invisible, unconditional love.

Where do quiet whispers go? When Tammy Lamb sees her father praying, she wants to know how to talk with God too. In gentle rhyme, Daddy Ram teaches her the four parts of prayer — praise, thanks, praying for others, and asking — until Tammy bows her own woolly head and prays for the very first time.

The old barn bell is ringing, and Tammy Lamb cannot wait for church. Come along for a whole Sunday morning — Sunday School songs with Miss Hazel Bunny, a spot between Mama and Daddy in big church, and the story of the Good Shepherd who searched for one lost sheep until He held her, safe and tight.