Aaron McCreery

The modern pastor faces more demands than ever before. Administrator. Counselor. Shepherd. Teacher. Leader. Yet amid the pressures of church growth, organization, and public ministry, one question remains: has the preacher remained a prophet of God, or has he become merely a ministering priest? In this challenging work, the author calls ministers back to the divine priority of Spirit-anointed preaching, drawing from Scripture, church history, and revival movements.

Where Are the Dead confronts the timeless question of what truly happens after death, exploring the eternal destiny of every soul through careful study of the Bible's original Hebrew and Greek words — Sheol, Hades, Gehenna, Paradise — and the teachings of Old and New Testament saints. Let the Word of God lead you beyond human speculation into what awaits us beyond the grave.

This historical work chronicles powerful revivals, Holy Ghost outpourings, divine healings, and the spread of Apostolic faith across North America and beyond, through the experiences of ministers such as Frank J. Ewart, Andrew D. Urshan, and Leamon T. Reynolds. A major focus is the emergence of the Oneness (Jesus Name) message following the 1913 Arroyo Seco camp meeting.

Paul D. Dugas guides readers through the most misunderstood and overlooked prophetic book in the Bible. Written with an Apostolic Oneness perspective and rooted in sound dispensational interpretation, this study unfolds God's eternal plan, Israel's prophetic future, and the return of Christ, affirming that the rapture, tribulation, rise of the Beast, and return of Christ are still ahead.

The remarkable true story of Andrew Bar-David Urshan — a young Assyrian from Persia who journeyed to America in 1902, experienced a dramatic conversion, and became a pioneering voice in the early Pentecostal movement. From his childhood in Urmia, Iran, through miraculous deliverances and powerful revivals across America and Russia, Urshan shares raw, faith-building testimonies of divine healing and Holy Ghost baptism.

A verse-by-verse journey through one of the most practical and corrective books in the New Testament. Written to a troubled church in Corinth, Paul's words confront issues just as real today — carnality, division, immorality, disorder in worship, and misunderstanding of spiritual gifts — calling believers back to holiness, order, and true Apostolic doctrine.

Often overlooked, the twelve Minor Prophets carry some of the most urgent messages in Scripture — judgment, repentance, restoration, and the coming Day of the Lord. Journey through the writings of Joel, Nahum, Malachi, and more, uncovering the seriousness of sin, God's righteous judgment, and patterns that point toward the last days.

What if the "mysteries" of the Bible were never meant to stay hidden? Paul D. Dugas opens the Scriptures to reveal eleven profound truths once concealed but now made known through the Word of God — from the mystery of God manifest in the flesh to the mystery of the Church, the Bride of Christ, and the unfolding of end-time prophecy.

For centuries, theologians have debated one of the most profound questions in biblical prophecy: has the Church taken Israel's place in God's plan? Paul D. Dugas carefully examines the Scriptures, exposing the fallacy of "replacement theology" and revealing that Israel and the Church each hold a distinct, divinely appointed role in the eternal purpose of God.

A clear, Bible-centered explanation of who God is, presented in a straightforward question-and-answer format. Drawing exclusively from Scripture, Urshan explains the biblical teaching that God is one, and that the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily in Jesus Christ (Colossians 2:9) — a timeless, bold resource for a Bible-only understanding of God's oneness.

A powerful, timeless call back to the one thing the Church cannot live without — prevailing prayer. First published in 1923 and reprinted across generations, this classic exposes prayer not as religious duty but as the source of every true revival, revealing why prayer must come first before preaching, worship, or Christian service.

A profound theological exploration of the complete embodiment of the Deity in the person of Jesus Christ. Through careful exegesis and typology, the author affirms the biblical view that Jesus is not a secondary person in a triune model, but the express image, the face, and the living temple of the invisible God.

Originally published in 1921 and now reprinted for a new generation, this book meticulously explores what it means to be born of water and of the Spirit, revealing this two-fold experience as the sole entry into the Kingdom of God, and unpacking the inseparable roles of water baptism and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

What does it truly mean to believe in Jesus Christ? Dennis D. McCreery returns to the Word of God to answer this vital question with clarity and scriptural authority, challenging the modern idea that belief is a mere mental acknowledgment. Drawing from Acts 2:38, Acts 8, Acts 10, and Acts 19, this book presents a powerful message: true belief is not passive — it responds, obeys, and follows the full plan of God.