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Casper ten Boom knew what it meant to work hard, go without, and suffer loss. But the hardships of his life only strengthened his dedication to serving the Lord, loving people, and devoting his heart to his wife and children. He opened the doors of his watchmaking shop and home at 19 Barteljorisstraat in Holland to anyone in need and became a respected and admired leader in the community. Through his love for the Lord, Casper showed his family how to live a life fully surrendered to and trusting in the Almighty God. In his eighties, during the Nazi occupation in Holland, that relationship with God led Casper down a path where he and his family would be asked of the Lord to risk everything-even their lives. In Father ten Boom, God's Man, Corrie has captured the essence of her father's life and how through wisdom, honor, integrity, and faith, he inspired those who knew him to live that same devoted fruitful life.

The triune nature of God is one of the core doctrines of the Christian faith and distinguishes Christianity from all other belief systems. Yet, the Trinity has continued to be challenged throughout history and is a watershed issue of our time. How does God define Himself, and how do we explain to others the God of the Scriptures? Mike Oppenheimer's book demonstrates that the Bible-in both Old and New Testaments-is absolutely definitive in portraying the Lord God as one God, while maintaining three distinct persons-Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It also examines the qualities and characteristics of each of these persons according to Scripture.With over 300 Bible verses, Oppenheimer's Trinity book will serve as both a standard and a witnessing tool in understanding the triune nature of God from a biblical perspective.

Originally published: Old Tappan, N.J.: Fleming H. Revell, 1976.

Is the emerging church movement just another passing fad, a more contemporary approach to church, or the discontent grumblings of young people looking for answers? In fact, it is much broader and is influencing Christianity to a significant degree. Grounded in a centuries-old mystical approach, this movement is powerful yet highly deceptive, and it draws its energy from practices and experiences that are foreign to biblical Christianity. The path the emerging church is taking is leading right into the arms of an interfaith perspective that has prophetically profound ramifications. It is indeed a new way of being Christians, and in every conceivable manner, it is striving to bring about a new reformation. Without a doubt, it will have an impact on all churches in the Western world and far beyond. For behind this new kind of church is a well-designed strategy and maneuver by the prince of this world, the enemy of our souls, to literally take apart the faith of millions-it will be nothing less than faith undone.