Clearer thoughts, steadier nerves, healthier emotions, purer habits, happier homes, greater respect, and eternal optimism are the rewards promised in 100 Bible Verses Everyone Should Know by Heart.

Presents a selection of one hundred verses from the Bible, with commentary on their application to everyday life.

I wrote this book for two reasons, both of which are tightly intertwined. First is the fact that my daughter Connie and I discussed writing this book together while she was a freshman at the University of Kentucky. After her death, I needed to accomplish that goal we had set together, to share our faith in God with others who were not fortunate to have been brought up in a Christian home. Second is the fact that I know Satan was controlling the drunk driver who was responsible for Connies death. Therefore, I want to honor God by sharing my faith that Connie is in heaven. Satan took Connies life in this world, but God gave Connie eternal life in heaven. Through faith in Jesus Christ, we will someday be in heaven together again. The Bible is the most published book in the world by far, at over nine billion copies. Yet I acknowledge that the Bible is not the easiest place for someone new to Christian theology to begin a journey with God in our modern, science-dominated, politically correct culture. Therefore, I have captured a lifetime of study and discussions about the Bible and shared it with you in this book, in the hopes it will make you aware of what God offers everyone.

The problem is, so many still don't know Him. We live in a highly advanced society, but we have allowed our focus to shift to the pursuit of knowledge that won't benefit us when our life on earth is done. Small children know how to use electronic gadgets better than their own parents; unfortunately, these devices allow access to evil games, movies, and pornographic sites. The good news is, the gospel of Jesus Christ is being transmitted over these same airwaves. When we know God, our outlook on life will change. It is the responsibility of every believer to go out into the world and teach others what we know. Just because the news media refuse to report the many miracles that are being performed every day doesn't mean we should stop praying, and believing God for them. What we do in private affects one life at a time. Many of the miracles that Jesus performed were one on one. As film crews move from one location to another, they turn their lights out. When Jesus turns on the light in our hearts, people we aren't aware of will see our actions and glorify Him. As we learn more about him, we become more like Him. Food, clothing, and shelter are the basic necessities needed for a comfortable life here on earth. As we unfold the beautiful truths found in scripture, we discover the real reason Jesus came. Of all the evidence that has been presented concerning the deity of Jesus Christ, the words God spoke through the prophets is the strongest. The Old Testament is full of prophecies about the first and second coming of Christ. Many have already been fulfilled. The whole Bible reveals Him and is the greatest testimony to His authenticity. In order to witness about Him, with power, you have to know Him and know about Him.

"Very few of the titles, whether fiction or non, take a serious analytical look at the "Bible" as a biblical scholar or theologian would. This is where "God's Inferno" differs from the majority. It utilizes logical, rational, reasoning to analyze what that Bible actually says, not what most have been lead to believe. It seriously attacks the present Christian faith as their tenants and doctrines are based on a very faulty interpretation of what the Bible actually says. It maintains, and proves, the god of the Old Testament is not the 'Supreme God', but merely what the Jewish people of Israel pictured their god to be. Naturally, if he is not the Supreme God, then Jesus is not the Son of that Supreme God but may have been the son of that hateful, murderous, vengeful god of the Old Testament. From the founding of Christianity, it traces its impact through the first 1500-1600 years of the Catholic Church, the keepers of the faith during that time. It documents the Crusades, the Inquisitions and the Reformation as well as the many married priests, Popes who fathered children, and under aged leading fathers of the Church. Finally, it attempts to motivate the indifferent Christian to utilize his God given mind to seriously think about what they actually believe and to conduct their lives according to that belief."