Showing results by author "David Curtis" in All Categories

In a world where justice is no longer measured by time served, but by value repaid, a new system has replaced prison with something far more absolute. Malachi is a murderer. Stripped of his name and identity, he is sent to the Antonia Citadel, where he becomes a “Ghost of the Machine”—a man who works not for freedom, but for survival. Every hour of labor, every drop of sweat, is siphoned into a digital ledger that feeds the family of the man he killed. He owns nothing. He earns nothing. He works only to eat. Sarah is the widow left behind. The system forces her into an impossible ...

In a world where human worth has been reduced to market value, what happens when that value collapses? The Cities of Refuge: The Relational Forge is a gripping and unsettling journey into a near-future society that has perfected efficiency while abandoning mercy. When Jennifer—once a high-tier asset in a post-scarcity system—is discarded and forced into a brutal “rescue,” she enters a system designed not to comfort, but to rebuild. Inside the Cities of Refuge, every illusion is stripped away. Identity, beauty, status, and manipulation lose all power. In their place stands a ...

What happens when a man loses his power, his identity, and his tribe—all at once? Jax Miller ruled the concrete. As a cartel enforcer and “Shot Caller,” he built a kingdom out of fear, loyalty, and blood. But when the system takes him, it does not punish him. It erases him. Dropped onto a barren Exile Island with nothing but a single tool and a failing body, Jax faces a reality he cannot control, intimidate, or escape. There are no allies. No colors. No hierarchy. Only hunger, cold, and the relentless pressure to survive. Across the channel stands Marek Kross—the rival who burned ...

In a world where artificial intelligence has erased the need for survival, humanity faces a deeper crisis: purpose. The Cities of Refuge were built as the final answer. When a citizen refuses to contribute, society does not punish them—it rescues them. Stripped of comfort and placed into a brutal system of consequence, every individual enters with a debt. Every meal must be earned. Every privilege must be rebuilt. The rule is absolute: if you do not work, you do not eat. Soren Hayes has spent years buried beneath the utopia, choosing apathy over purpose. But when the system pulls him out ...

An updated edition of the classic introduction to the essential tenets of Calvinistic theology: its history and content, a biblical defense, and a guide to further study.

Funny Business, the first volume in Jon Scieszka's Guys Read Library of Great Reading, features ten short stories guaranteed to delight, amuse, and possibly make you spit your milk in your friend's face. There's something for everyone in this collection of short stories from some of the funniest...

Tired of the endless political noise? Are you exhausted by the partisan spin that seems to arm everyone with talking points but starves them of principles? The American Promise is not another voice in the choir. It is a different instrument entirely—a tool designed to silence the noise and amplify the signal. This is Volume 1 of the groundbreaking U.S. Constitution: Our Common Ground series, a citizen's guide that systematically strips away modern commentary and emotional rhetoric to return to the foundational texts of our republic. This volume, Foundations of the Republic, is built on a ...

The Gospel is not a feeling. It is a Forensic Fact established by Prophecy and History. In a religious landscape cluttered with traditions, confusion, and contradictory claims, where can we find the singular definition of the Gospel? The answer is found in the precise legal testimony of the King James Bible: Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; and that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). In The Gospel, author David Michael Curtis strips away centuries of institutional dogma to present a rigorous, forensic ...

What happens when the teachings of Ellen G. White and Seventh-day Adventism are tested by the plain words of the King James Bible? In KJV vs. Ellen G. White, David Michael Curtis offers a direct scriptural challenge to the core claims of Seventh-day Adventist doctrine. This book does not lean on church tradition, modern scholarship, or denominational debate. Instead, it measures doctrine by the text of Scripture alone. Working from the King James Bible, Curtis examines the heart of the controversy: the gospel itself. He contrasts salvation by grace through faith with systems that place the ...

Stop Leasing Your Marriage. Start Owning the Covenant. Body: In a world that treats relationships like disposable contracts, How to Be Married to a Woman draws a line in the sand. It challenges the modern husband to embrace living out the wedding vows made at the altar. Author David Michael Curtis, known for his comprehensive theological works, strips away the fluff to present a concise, high-impact guide on the structural integrity of the home. This is not a book of sentimental poetry; it is a blueprint for the "Divine Order" of the household. This brief but powerful guide will teach you: ...

KJV vs. Jehovah’s Witnesses is a direct, Scripture-only examination of the core doctrinal claims made by the Watchtower Society—tested line by line against the King James Bible. This book does not rely on church tradition, academic commentary, or theological systems. Instead, it applies a strict topical Bible study method: gathering every relevant verse, examining the plain English text, and allowing Scripture to interpret itself without contradiction. Inside, you will find 100 concise summary answers followed by 100 comprehensive deep dives, covering key issues such as: The ...

We have been taught what to think, but not how to think. Our political landscape is a battlefield of noise. Every debate is filtered through a partisan lens designed to inflame, not inform, leaving citizens armed with talking points but starved of principles. This book is the remedy. As Volume 2 of the "U.S. Constitution: Our Common Ground" series, THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE is not another voice in the choir of chaos; it is a tool for clarity. It systematically strips away the partisan spin and emotional rhetoric to return to the source: the foundational texts of our republic, examined ...

KJV vs. Martin Luther: A Scriptural Refutation of Lutheranism, Consubstantiation & Sacramentalism is a rigorous, topical examination of the great debates of the Reformation, analyzed exclusively through the lens of the King James Bible. While Martin Luther boldly recovered the foundational truth of justification by faith alone, this volume demonstrates where the Reformation stopped short, carrying over unbiblical traditions into the Protestant church. This book systematically dismantles the philosophical frameworks of Augustinian determinism, consubstantiation, infant baptism, and ...

The purpose of Berean Bible Church is to influence people to grow in a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, through expository teaching, discipleship, fellowship, and treating others as we would like to be treated.

A single question threatens to tear the fledgling church apart: Must a Gentile become a Jew to be saved? From the house churches of Rome to the inner chambers of Jerusalem, the faith of the first believers is put to the test. In this sweeping novel of the early church, the scholar Caius Septimius and the statesman Andronicus journey as delegates from Rome, seeking an answer that will save their mixed congregation from a heresy that demands obedience to the Law. They arrive in Jerusalem to find the apostles locked in a monumental debate. Paul and Barnabas stand firm for the liberty of grace,...

The Courtship Framework is not a dating guide built on opinion. It is a structured blueprint designed to rebuild courtship from the ground up. Modern romance has left many men and women exhausted, confused, and uncertain about what real commitment looks like. This book exposes the root problems behind that cycle and replaces them with a clear, disciplined path built on exclusivity, restraint, and intentional design. At the center of this framework is the Practice Covenant—a defined season of courtship where character is tested, boundaries are honored, and emotional safety is established ...

This book is a direct challenge to the modern Charismatic movement, measured strictly against the King James Bible. KJV vs. Pentecostalism lays out a clear, testable method: gather every verse on a topic, read them in plain English, and refuse to accept any conclusion that contradicts the whole. No commentaries. No denominational systems. Just the text of Scripture allowed to speak for itself. Through 100 concise answers and deeper doctrinal examinations, this book confronts key Pentecostal and Charismatic claims, including the modern practice of tongues, the “second blessing,” ...

KJV vs. The Baptists: A Scriptural Refutation of Altar Calls and the Sinner’s Prayer is a direct, verse-driven challenge to some of the most widely accepted practices in modern Christianity. Drawing exclusively from the King James Bible, David Michael Curtis examines altar calls, the sinner’s prayer, and other institutional traditions through a strict topical study method. Rather than appealing to church history, denominational authority, or theological systems, this book gathers and harmonizes Scripture itself—allowing the Bible to speak without commentary or outside interpretation. ...

Few naval battles in American history have left a more enduring impression on America's national consciousness than the Battle of Lake Erie, September 10, 1813. Master Commandant Oliver Hazard Perry's battle flag emblazoned with the message "Don t Give Up the Ship", now enshrined at the U.S. Naval Academy, has become a naval maxim. His succinct after-action report, "We have met the enemy and they are ours", constitutes one of the more memorable battle summaries in American history.

Should Christians trust the NIV, ESV, NASB, and NLT, or does the Authorized Version stand apart as the preserved word of God in English? In KJV vs Modern Translations, David Michael Curtis examines the textual, doctrinal, and practical differences between the King James Version and today’s most popular modern Bible versions. Rather than treating this as a debate over style or reading level, this book argues that the issue reaches far deeper. It is a question of authority, preservation, manuscript tradition, and whether key doctrinal truths are weakened when the text itself changes. This ...