Just Thinking About Ethnicity (JTAE), is a biblical response to the issues of "race" and social justice. JTAE is a culturally-relevant, theologically-rich exploration into what the Word of God says about such issues and how the evangelical church should respond to the unbiblical narratives associated with them. Given that every believer in Christ is an apologist (1 Pet. 3:15), JTAE is a valuable addition to your repository of apologetics resources.

An epic Christian fantasy adventure of faith, destiny, and courage.In the mystical land of Pangea, where the Creator's light still guides the faithful, a humble carpenter's son is chosen for a destiny far greater than he imagined.Felix Aldric never sought power—but when the divine golden eagle Titania bestows upon him the Wind Crystal, his quiet life is forever changed. Tasked with uniting the sacred Elementa...

Western civilization is not collapsing by accident. It is being dismantled slowly, deliberately, and systematically.In The Cultural Downgrade and the Path to Renewal, Virgil A. Walker delivers a powerful diagnosis of the spiritual, educational, and philosophical decay hollowing out the modern West. From declining literacy and screen addiction to the abandonment of classical education and moral formation, this book exposes how a culture rich in stories, mea...

A new era of geopolitical conflict has arrived, and America now stands at a decisive crossroads. Nearly thirty years after Zbigniew Brzezinski's original Grand Chessboard, the global landscape has fundamentally shifted. China has risen through American-enabled industrial transfer, Russia continues as a strategic disruptor, Europe faces mounting internal fragmentation, and the United States confronts serious institutional, economic, and cultural weakening.This updated analysis diagn...

A world gripped by economic precarity, where families teeter on the edge of debt and dependency, The False Dichotomy of Capitalism and Socialism: A Christian Alternative offers a profound critique and visionary path forward. Author Virgil A. Walker dismantles the entrenched binary of market-driven individualism and state-controlled collectivism, revealing them as two faces of the same system that concentrates wealth and erodes human dignity. Walker revives the forgotten principle ...

**Who is Israel?**The Church, Not the StateA bold, biblical, and historic manifesto that reclaims the Church's true identity.For two thousand years, the Christian Church has confessed one unbreakable truth: the True Israel is the universal body of believers in Jesus Christ—Jew and Gentile united by faith, not ethnicity or geography. From the prophets to Paul, from Augustine to Calvin, the covenant people of God have always ...

Discover the Jesuit Roots of DispensationalismIn How the Jesuits Influenced Dispensationalism, Virgil A. Walker uncovers the fascinating history of how Catholic Counter-Reformation theology shaped modern Protestant eschatology. This meticulously researched book explores how Jesuit scholars like Francisco Ribera and Robert Bellarmine developed Futurist eschatology to defend the Papacy against Protestant accusations, only for these ideas to be later adopted ...

Who is Israel? The Church, Not the StateA bold, biblical, and historic manifesto that reclaims the Church's true identity.For two thousand years, the Christian Church has confessed one unbreakable truth: the True Israel is the universal body of believers in Jesus Christ—Jew and Gentile united by faith, not ethnicity or geography. From the prophets to Paul, from Augustine to Calvin, the covenant people of God have always bee...

In Why Many Evangelicals Are Not Protestant: The Creedless Drift, author Virgil A. Walker delivers a bold, loving critique of modern evangelicalism's departure from historic Christianity. Drawing parallels to early radical movements like the Paulicians, Bogomils, and Anabaptists, Walker argues that evangelicalism's emphasis on individual experience and rejection of historic creeds—such as the Nicene and Apostles'—has led to theological individualism, cultural conformity, and fring...