With each generation which passes, a new crop of young men, who are also determined to be dedicated evangelists, emerge. These young men find themselves in the same situation which all those who are now experienced once were; needing material to help them learn the process of forming lessons which are sound and understandable to the hearers. Likewise, there are others who may not have the authorization or the inclination to be a public evangelist, but find it helpful to have outlines on particular subjects to provide a source of thought as it pertains to a matter which they wish to study. It is to this purpose that this volume was prepared. As well, Bible class teachers may find the material in this book to be useful in a Bible class setting, since it follows a particular theme.

About the Author

As a man of many talents, Tom worked as a public servant for many years in law enforcement and in the Municipal Court system. For many years he worked with the Fulton Police department and the Sheriff's department as a lecturer for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education programs, having lectured to over 40,000 people. In 1993, he was elected to serve as an alderman for the town of Tremont, MS and he has served on the Board of Directors for the Mantachie Rural Health Clinic. Tom retired from 31 years of full-time service with the United States Postal Service.

Among his many talents is a great ability to preach and teach the word of God. He is a good student of the Bible, having grown in knowledge of the Truth over the years (II Pet. 3:18). He is sound in the faith, demonstrating a genuine love and respect for the authority of God's word.

Tom House is a native of Tennessee and the son of the late Fred and Joy House of Fulton, MS. He graduated from Madison Academy in Huntsville, AL and Freed-Hardeman College in Henderson, TN. Tom is married to the former Nina Ruth James of Gadsden, TN. They have two children, Adam and Jana, and several grandchildren.