What would happen if you took an engineer who has been prayerfully studying and reading the Bible for over 30 years, eliminated his ability to work as an engineer, and then put him at a desk where almost all he could do for 20 to 40 hours per week for 7 years was to investigate elusive biblical mysteries and to research topics of theology using a massive online theological library?  This is a fair description of the path that has led me to the point where I’m at now, and the several books that you see offered now on this website are a product of those years of study and prayer. 

         If it is in the Lord’s will, I will continue to write books which will help God’s people to grow closer to him and to each other.  My books are offered for both free and for sale, because I believe very strongly that nobody should be shut out from good Biblical teaching just because they cannot afford to purchase books.  We use 70% of all money earned from book sales to pay for advertisement and distribution of more free books.  Unfortunately, a large portion of the people in the world do not have the income to purchase books.  Some of these people are even in the richest nations of the world.  This concept seems odd for most of us living in developed nations where a book costs just a very tiny fraction of one’s monthly income.  This is just not the case for many people in the world.  Indiana University Law Professor Lea Bishop is an expert in copyright law.  She describes on page 2 of her 2019 book, Ending Book Hunger, how limited access to books impacts a large portion of the world’s population:

“More than 90 percent of the world’s young adults possess basic literacy, defined as the ability to read and write a simple sentence in any language. Unfortunately, half of them still lack access to the reading materials necessary to make this skill truly life-changing. For around one billion children, a hunger for books is holding back their education—their best hope for escaping from poverty. Three billion adults remain impacted by their childhood experience with book hunger. This is more than half of the world’s population.”

         In spite of their inability to purchase books, many poor people in the world do have internet access now, and even many of them can speak and read English, as English literacy is recognized in many parts of the world as a key to financial progress.  The International Telecommunication Union is an agency of the United Nations.  In a 2025 report entitled, Measuring digital development Facts and Figures 2025, they show that 34% of people living even in the least developed countries have internet access as of 2025.  This leaves a wide open door for free pdf books containing Bible teaching to be gifted to the world, even to those who have lived under a previous famine of Christian books.   

         It is our goal to use paid internet advertisements to distribute free pdf books all over the world to help make Christian teaching available to everyone, even the poor.  Thanks to generous donors who are already helping us to achieve our goal, the books being offered on this website are already being distributed to people in dozens of lesser developed nations, such as the Philippines, India, Brazil, Nigeria, Indonesia, Malaysia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Thailand, Egypt, Tanzania, Malawi, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Uganda, and Zambia, just to name a few examples.  It costs us approximately $2.50 to advertise and distribute a free pdf book to one person on the internet.  If you would like to become a financial partner to help us reach the world with good Bible teaching, please click here or go to the “Donate” tab at the upper right of this page to set up your donation.  Single donations are very welcome and much appreciated, but smaller recurring monthly donations are more helpful to maintain ongoing and consistent online advertising campaigns.  Please be willing to pray about whether you could contribute to these efforts.

         We are not a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, because this would come with very oppressive and overreaching federal government limitations on our free speech.  Instead, we simply self impose two of the main financial limitations which are at the heart of a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.  We use a minimum of 70% of all donations and other earnings to pay for the expenses directly associated with the distribution of our books.  We also cap our own salary at 30% of all donations and other earnings, or at the average salary of income earners in the state in which we reside, whichever is less.  

Thank you for taking an interest in my books and my ministry.  May He bless you and keep you.  May His face shine upon you and give you peace with eternal life.