John Ritchie Knihy

The narrative centers on Martin Luther's fervent struggle for divine truth, igniting a monumental reformation that transformed Christianity. It explores his challenges against established doctrines and the profound impact of his actions on faith and society. Through his journey, the book delves into themes of conviction, resistance, and the quest for spiritual authenticity, highlighting Luther's pivotal role in reshaping religious thought and practice.

Interest in the Rosslyn Chapel, featured in the Da Vinci Code, has reached extraordinary proportions. This book offers an account of the building of the chapel. It tells the truth about the chapel's relationship with the creation of speculative freemasonry, and the link between this and an important pan European philosophy.

This book tell the stirring stories of faithful women of God who often faced adversity and persecution in diverse places around the world.

This interesting and fully illustrated biography gives a detailed account of the early entrance of the gospel in Greenland, Iceland, Lapland, Labrador and the Faroe Isles.

This letter to the "churches of Galatia" had a clear and unambiguous message to combat the serious error of preaching a corrupt gospel

Focusing on the years 1940 to 1980, this volume captures the experiences of Australians during World War II and its aftermath. It highlights significant societal changes while also noting enduring aspects of life in Australia during this transformative period. The narratives provide a vivid reflection of the lives of individuals who shaped the recent past, offering insights into both personal and collective histories.