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The chapters of this book evolved over a period of time as I was listening to young Christians talking about different subjects and realizing the lack of understanding and Bible knowledge they were getting from different sources. Seeing most young Christians don't have any real access to Bible school training and receive a lot of their information from friends, family, and various sources I became burdened to teach them in depth about the subjects they would talk about. I began to write these things down that enabled me to give them something to read over and refer to when they needed to refresh their memory. These different subjects are basic information that I believe all Christians should understand to help them stay on the path God intended and not be drawn into doctrine misunderstandings.Having been to Kenya, Africa, on a mission trip where I had the ability to teach some of the things in this book I was asked if I could give them all of these teachings in a book as they are hungry for the teachings of the Word of God. That prompted me to publish these sixteen Bible lessons for the benefit of those pastors in Africa and anywhere else that people are hungry for the understanding of the Word of God. I hope the reader finds these chapters both inspiring and encouraging in their search for knowledge and understanding in their walk with the Lord.

All of John Whitman's gardening knowledge comes from hands-on experience acquired as a professional grower and an avid backyard vegetable gardener for more than fifty years. His book Starting from Scratch: A Guide to Indoor Gardening was a main selection of the Organic Gardening Book Club. He wrote the vegetable section of the Better Homes and Gardens New Garden Book and was the sole author of the Better Homes and Gardens New Houseplants Book. Whitman is the creator and coauthor of the other three volumes in the cold climate gardening series: Growing Perennials in Cold Climates, Growing Shrubs and Small Trees in Cold Climates, and Growing Roses in Cold Climates.