Materials written by Pastor David Walker

This spiral bound workbook is designed to help new believers learn the basics in Bible doctrine by writing scripture and answering questions. Lessons include: Introduction to Bible Study, The Bible, Salvation and What Happened at Salvation, Eternal Security, The Two Natures, When a Christian Sins, and Prayer.

Pages: 128

This booklet is a step-by-step guide for new believers and answers questions like “Where should I go to church?” “Should I be baptized?” “Which version of the Bible should I read?” “Will I ever lose my salvation?”

Pages:  50

This booklet covers the mechanics and scriptural principles of both personal witnessing and church visitation. Topics covered range from the right motives of witnessing, how to witness more effectively, different ways to talk to people, and how to conduct a church visitation ministry.

Pages: 54

This book gives evidence proving that the dispensationalism taught by many KJO preachers and authors is nothing more than a revised dispensational position rooted in Calvinism. It dismantles the false idea that salvation is the same in every dispensation.

Pages: 66

This book is the first in a series of books explaining how to properly interpret the Bible. This volume covers the background and history of Bible interpretation, plus the basics of “rightly dividing the word of truth.”

Pages: 248

This book is a survey of the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It traces God’s plan of the ages, and explains the conflict between God and Satan, man’s creation and sin, God’s covenants with the Jewish people, and the promise of the Messiah. It unwraps how God’s plan centers around the Lord Jesus Christ, and how Jesus’ return will revoke the curse of sin and restore paradise that was lost.

Pages: 328

This book is a verse-by-verse commentary on Paul’s letters to the Philippians, Colossians, and to Phileomon. It is written in a simple, practical, and easy to read style.

Pages: 174

This tract analyzes crucial verses to the plan of salvation. The reader is shown how new bible versions teach that salvation is hard to obtain, that it is a process and that it requires water baptism. These and other false doctrines blatantly corrupt the simplicity of the Gospel found in the King James Bible.

Pages: 6

A King James Version defense tract presenting compelling evidence for the superiority of the KJV. It points out important discrepancies between popular, modern versions and the KJV that will help the reader be the judge of which Bible version to believe.

Pages: 6