Darwin’s Demise - Why evolution can't take the heat.
Co-authored with Joe White, President of Kanakuk Kamps.
Published by MasterBooks, 2001

Finally, an honest critique of the scientific evidence for both evolution and creation. This hard-hitting, cutting-edge book challenges conventional teaching with provocative, evidence-based answers to some of the greatest questions of all time: Did life begin as a random accident? Were living creatures actually designed? How old in fact is the earth? Are our profs and teachers misleading us? Was Darwin right about evolution?

Paperback, 196 pages.

Christians are challenged to stand up against evolutionary thinking, yet the subject is complex and daunting. Creative Defense contains the most useful and powerful arguments, references, and quotations to help Christians defend creation and denounce evolution. Topics include the complexity of life,  spontaneous generation, natural selection, age of the Earth, the fossil record, and evidence of creation.

Paperback, 224 pages.

Adolescence. It's one of the most challenging times in life, and today's teenagers face many obstacles that their parents did not have to confront. Nine Things is a handbook for teens and deals with issues such as: crazy emotions, picking good friends, falling in and out of love, getting along with parents, physical development, addictions, choosing healthy entertainment, and finding self-esteem.

Paperback, 189 pages.

Life is full of decisions. Should I got to college? What career would be just right for me? Should I get married now or wait? For most individuals, doubt and anxiety surround such choices. Where Do I Go From Here illuminates the decision-making process and the strategies for making excellent long term choices. Real life stories demonstrate outcomes based on good judgment, coupled with God’s Will.

Hardback, 110 pages.

Life inevitably demands difficult decisions. This book exposes decision-making errors and equips readers to make better personal decisions - emphasizing the role of faith, wisdom, and the tremendous freedom of choice God gives us. Where Do I Go To Get A Life? is an earlier, expanded edition of the ideas presented in the more recent book Where Do I Go From Here?

Paperback, 178 pages.

China is a great power, both in international domination and in domination of its own people. Chinese citizens silently yearn for reform and freedom -  but not simply political freedom. China needs a freedom that is much more profound. Shanghai Doctor - the struggle for freedom in China - exposes both the depth of Marxist deceit and the powerful solution: personal transformation through trust in Jesus Christ. Doctor Comninellis writes from his two years experience living in China.

Paperback, 174 pages