This bundle includes the book titles written by William Welty which are Since He Wrote about Me, Mary, and I, Jesus.

Since He Wrote about Me

Christians have claimed for centuries that the collection of 66 books we call The Bible is reliable with respect to what it affirms, correct in its history of God’s dealings with his universe and with humanity, historically accurate regarding its doctrinal teachings, and an utterly trustworthy guide for day-to-day life.

But frankly, every generation has had its share of doubters. Maybe you’re one of them…

Today, ISV Foundation Executive Director Dr. William Welty tackles the thorny subject of the reliability of the Scriptures– by inviting Jesus of Nazareth himself to talk in his very own words about the authenticity, reliability, and historical accuracy of the Bible that he read and about which he taught.

By the time you’ve finished reading Since He Wrote about Me, you’ll have learned precisely what the world’s most famous rabbi had to say about this remarkable book we call The Bible, a collection of literary works by dozens of different authors who wrote over a period of hundreds of years.

Mary: Ten Test Questions for the World's Finest Woman

MAYBE IT’S TIME YOU LEARNED THE TRUTH…

The community of Christian faith worldwide knows her as the finest woman who ever lived.

Born in obscurity to a distant descendant of Israel’s magnificent King David, Mary, the mother of Jesus of Nazareth, was honored by the Creator of the Universe to be the person through whom God himself would visit his own Creation.

No matter what you may have thought you knew before about this first century paragon of virtue and faith, there’s a good possibility that you’ve been misinformed about her.

In fact, chances are you’ve been wrong from the start about the most remarkable woman who ever walked the dusty roads of first century Israel at the height of the Roman Empire’s power.

No, Mary isn’t who you think she is. More than twenty centuries have come and gone since a teenaged virgin became the mother of God’s incarnate Son. As a result, far too much myth has grown up around the person and story of the woman who became one of the foundational figures of human history.

But what the New Testament records tell us about the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus is fascinating enough in its own right that accumulated legends seem to embellish the story.

So today, more than twenty centuries later, Biblical scholar and theologian Dr. William Welty pulls back the dusty curtain of historically inaccurate tradition and introduces you to the very human, but utterly magnificent character of Mary, the mother of the Messiah, as she struggles to pass Ten Test Questions for the World’s Finest Woman.

In this analysis of every passage recorded in the New Testament in which she is mentioned, you’ll learn why Mary, the mother of the Rabbi from Nazareth, rose from literal obscurity to become one of the most pivotal figures in all of human history.

I, Jesus: An Autobiography

Written by William Welty and Chuck Missler. Many people who knew Jesus understood him well enough to admire him, to respect him, and to love him. Others were terrified of him. Some of his own relatives said he was out of his mind. But the politically and religiously intolerant leaders of first-century Israel hated him. So they murdered him. But that wasn’t the end of the story. Not by a long shot.

Today, more than twenty centuries later, respected Bible scholars Dr. Charles “Chuck” Missler and Dr. William Welty bring Jesus of Nazareth to you in the most unconventional way possible…by bringing Jesus of Nazareth to talk in his very own words about himself, his purpose, his nature, and his mission.

By the time you’ve finished reading I, Jesus: an Autobiography, you’ll have learned why this rabbi from Nazareth rose from literal obscurity–as well as from the grave–to change the very course of history.