Wild Flower Press, Inc., Publisher of Christian Books and studies

what does

wild flower press, inc. have to offer?

Intelligent fiction—novels that help readers ponder faith and "what if?" questions

Studies, Apologetics, and timely Articles for a deeper walk with God

If you want to . . .

Gain insight for growing and sharing your faith,
Find resources you can share with others,
Want a more meaningful walk with Jesus,
OR, you're just curious about faith and spirituality . . .

we can help you with that.

In a world full of frantic activity, fear, and loneliness, we want to provoke honest reflection and genuine discussions about faith—because we believe they are essential to finding Life.

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Are we doomed to deep dysfunction in public discourse?

University professor, speaker, and Wild Flower Press author Stephanie Bennett gave an interview on Moody Radio about "WORDSHIP" -- a lecture series on reclaiming the Christian's role in dialoging with others.

our newest book

Under An Open Sky, Book 3 in the Scions of the Aegean C series, is due to hit store shelves in November! Look for special offers on Books 1&2 in the series as we celebrate our newest release.

How

far

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love

travel?

Thought for the day:

Jesus often used stories, not just facts, statistics, or scripture verses. While some people just want facts, stats, and references—for the majority of people, those things bounce right off their hearts. God knows that stories, parables, and allegories can communicate to the soul. Stories can give people a point of reference, teach people what God is like, convince them that something is wrong, and persuade them that there is reason to hope.

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Did people in the Early Church believe in a "Pre-Trib" Rapture?

I hear it said that people in the Early Church thought Jesus could come back any moment." Some teachers then stretch that to say, "the Early Church believed in a 'Pre-trib' rapture, so we should, too."

Did they? Should we?

The Rapture and the Early Church