As noted in earlier publications of these materials, they are provided for those who preach to use as sermon material. It is also excellent material to use in Bible school programs, as the series contains twenty six lessons, thus covering two quarters; for those who follow quarter study formats. However, if employed as they should, the lessons could take more than two years to cover. The material can, in fact, be used by anyone who wishes to learn more about how to serve the Almighty God by avoiding things which He views as deplorable.
As the writer of this material, I do not make any claim to infallibility. If what is found is to be sound, use it to the glory of God. It is my hope that all who examine its pages, will be edified.
- Tom House
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.
