God, Give Me a Name

God, Give Me a Name is an exploration of common criticisms and misconceptions about the Christian faith. From the first five books of the Bible to the Book of Revelation, the book explores how Scripture portrays a God who is both loving and just, offering a deeper understanding that counters initial cultural perceptions.

Using expository teaching, the book discusses complex topics within the Torah and Revelation that are not commonly taught within the church:

• Noah's flood and the spiritual fall of the Nephilim
• Why God asked Abraham to sacrifice Isaac
• The Canaanite and Midianite conquests
• Whether God hardened Pharaoh's heart
• Slavery within both the Old and New Testament
• Whether Christians pick and choose certain laws within the Law of Moses to follow
• A full synopsis of the Book of Revelation and how to understand its teachings

The book also examines historical evidence from both biblical and nonbiblical sources supporting the Bible's authenticity, including how the Bible canon was formed and translated, as well as evidence for the resurrection of Christ. It addresses issues such as human suffering and the uniqueness of Christianity among other world religions and denominations (Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, etc.). This book argues that true biblical Christianity provides the most compelling and plausible answer to life's deepest questions.

Whether you are a skeptic or believer, God, Give Me a Name offers a thoughtful, reasoned defence of the Christian faith, challenging misconceptions, clarifying some of the mysteries of Scripture, and offering hope to a world in need of truth.