Phillip Kayser

There are many lengthy books on baptism, but very few brief introductions to the subject. Since each chapter of this book is a transcript of a short baptism homily delivered by Pastor Kayser at his church, this book provides forty brief introductions to the subject of baptism. Because these were all preached before the same congregation, they tend to build upon each other and complement each other, but each homily is self-contained.

This book seeks to steer a middle course between the rocks of legalism and the cliffs of sexual compromise on the subject of finding a life partner. The Bible gives universal principles that can apply to every individual and every culture. However, it also guides us in applying those principles flexibly to the unique situations that people find themselves in. It is the prayer of this author that this booklet will provide the guidance needed to help...

Are we still compelled to keep the Sabbath? How has the Sabbath changed since creation? This book looks to the Bible to find how we are supposed to relate to the Sabbath. It also examines the early church's view of the Sabbath.

This book dives into 1 Corinthians 11, arguing that it still applies to us today. Many people object to this interpretation, so much of the book examines and responds to specific objections. The end of the book investigates the historic church's approach to head coverings. If you want to obey God's law in worship, this book gives you arguments to work with.

In this fascinating work on canon, the author seeks to defend the Protestant canon of 66 books without recourse to extra-Biblical evidence. He begins the book by saying, "The Bible should be the starting point and ending point for all Christian doctrine, including the doctrine of canon." And he demonstrates that the Bible does indeed thoroughly address this issue. Chapter 10 shows that the church of the first millennium took the same approach to canonization...

What does the Bible say about sex? This book answers these questions: Is conception part of the Dominion Mandate? If so, are there limits to man's dominion? In what ways did the Fall impact the conception portion of the Dominion Mandate? In what ways does Redemption impact conception? May a couple seek medical help in order to conceive? Are there limits to what medicine can ethically achieve in conception? Are there sexual practices within marriage...

Jesus said "till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will by no means pass from the law till all is fulfilled". How can we know which copy of the Greek texts contains the correct jots and tittles?