Does the Bible tell us that we must turn the other cheek to the home invader? To lie down and die rather than defend our lives or those of our loved-ones? Does it command us to own a gun? Here you will find the most common (and occasionally uncommon) Bible verses that are used in the gun debate. Each one has been carefully reviewed by an ordained Lutheran pastor who then puts the verse in the proper context to help you respond when you see these verses misused in the arguments over the Second Amendment.

This Second Edition features 35 chapters from 20 ordained pastors, plus an exhaustive index, more footnotes and definitions.

In this fantasy adventure, a wandering bard, an itinerant cleric, an Elven huntress, and a Dwarven prince are drawn into a desperate quest to prevent a war sparked by a kidnapping and a tragic misunderstanding between men and Dwarves. As they face bandits, corrupt city laws, a city in flames, and the horrors of battle, each must confront fear, selfishness, prejudice, and the temptation to look away rather than act.

For ages 12+

Nearly a year after saving Thone from a disastrous war with the Hill Dwarves, bard Lewys of Cafled and his beloved Eryel are ready to leave danger behind and begin a quiet life together as husband and wife. A simple request—to bring Eryel’s debt-bound parents from the manorial village of Cullasa to attend their wedding—draws Lewys, Eryel, and Father Jorde into a dangerous world of goblin raids, cannibal hags, oppressive lords, broken courts, and a border town where Count Olin rules by fear, flattery, and force.

For ages 12+

When a powerful noble arrives in Thone City, bard-turned-tavernkeeper Lewys of Cafled, his bride Eryel, and their old friend Father Jorde are drawn into a web of guild politics, class resentment, and long-festering grief. False accusations, poisoned wine, and a string of shocking deaths threaten not only their livelihood but also the fragile peace of a city still recovering from siege and war, forcing them to confront a vengeful widow, a corrupt Count, and a justice system straining under rumor and fear.

For ages 12+

Set in post-Reformation Germany, "An Executioner's Tale" unfurls a gripping narrative of intrigue and terror. Meister Adam von Stahl is thrust into a harrowing quest for truth when a dubious conviction and a bungled execution shroud his world in darkness. As cryptic last words echo hauntingly and an ominous presence looms, Adam finds himself ensnared in a battle against a malevolent spirit hell-bent on vengeance. The loyal executioner must not only unravel the mysteries of this most peculiar case but also shield his loved ones from the specter's wrath.

For ages 18+