Bill Gothard, his teachings, and his organization, the Institute in Basic Life Principles, have had an impact on segments of the church more far-reaching than the three million he claims have attended his seminars. Are his teachings on authority, grace, and other areas of teaching biblical or cultish? Does he live according to his teachings, whether they are biblical or not? How do his teachings affect his followers and those to whom they pass them on?

Three Geordie lads Ray, Dave and Jeff leave their home town and head for London where they have arranged to do a job for a top London gangster, Mr. Dickson. The job was to highjack a car loaded with drugs and deliver it to Mr. Dickson's henchmen. Jeff decided to get greedy and keep some packets for himself. The result was that Dave was badly beaten up by Mr. Dickson's men. Ray who was the brains of the three of them had to sort it out with the boss before it got even worse. Mr. Dickson adv...

The Bad Boy's is based on a true story of a young man Ray Hunter and his fight to survive in Detention, Borstal and then Prison. He had to fight inmates and warders and was always in trouble and put on the punishment block. After Ray was released it wasn't long before, after getting into more trouble, was sent back again. It was harder this time as his reputation went before him. Ray and two inmates escape steal a car and drive to London, where they do more crime. They get homesick and go ...

Review Bill's teaching on legalism, law, and grace deserves a careful examination -- Dr. Samuel J. Schultz, Professor Emeritus of Old Testament, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL Hopefully this book will help many believers be more sensitive to false teachings -- Bibliotheca Sacra - Roy Zuck – Author and professor at Dallas Theological Seminary These three researchers from Midwest Christian Outreach ... have done a powerful job both in accuracy and fairness. -- Jon Trott, Senior Editor, Corners...