The Founders Bible

As America stands at the crossroads of history, there is a need for us to look back and rediscover the vision of those who laid the groundwork and built the foundation that made our nation great. The Founders’ Bible will renew your hope and invigorate your passion not only for America, but for the Word of God. Discover the Scriptures that the Founders used as the basis for our original founding documents, see what chapters inspired them in the fight for independence, understand the sacrifices they made because of their Biblically-based beliefs and learn about America as a Christian nation.

Over 2200 pages, this Bible is chock-full of full-color insert pages on major themes found throughout our founding, highlights little known and relevant insights from the Founders on their commitment to the importance of the Bible, and includes subject index, concordance and Bible maps.

  • Version: New American Standard Bible (NASB)
  • Pages: 2,272
  • Font: Weidemann (size is comparable to most 11pt-12pt font sizes)
  • Hardcover

NEW MATERIAL that comes with the Founders Bible includes: 

  • Founding Documents: The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and the Bill of Rights & Amendments.
  • Also included is a beautifully illustrated, 4-color presentation front matter section for recording your Ancestors of Interest, Your Family Lineage, Significant Family events, and Your Spiritual Journey.
  • Also included is a new article, Freedom Is A Fragile Thing and a revised and updated Timeline of American History.

The Economy from a Biblical Perspective

A Christian economy will flow from the heart of man outward. The Bible speaks to all of life and gives principles for every good work (2 Tim 3:16-17). It has much to say about economics and business. To be able to assess our current economic situation and determine what policies would be best to put the nation on a path of prosperity, we must know what the Bible teaches about economics.

This booklet contains 10 Principles of Biblical Economics.

Author: Stephen McDowell

Providential Perspective Series – 2
PP2

The Drums of War Series – Vol. 3 A Captive in Williamsburg

George Washington has been chosen by the Continental Congress as commander of the American militia to confront the British army which occupies Boston. But now Virginia is threatened with invasion as Indians to the west and the British navy at her coastline make plans to attack.

  • 175 pages
  • paperback

The Drums of War Series – Vol. 1 Independence

This story is set in Williamsburg in 1775 when the Royal Governor of Virginia sent British troops to steal gunpowder from the town’s magazine. The drama builds to a climax as Patrick Henry leads Patriot militiamen toward a showdown with the British governor.
175 pages, paperback, B08

The Biblical Family: Instrument of Godly Transformation

The family is God’s chief instrument of Biblical transformation. It is God’s primary tool for extending His kingdom and government in the earth. Children are arrows or weapons that God gives the family to prepare to shoot into the culture and the future. If the family is faulty, the fulfillment of the mission wanes, and the nation will decline.

To empower the family to fulfill its mission, God entrusted it with the care and management of children and property. The family, not civil government, is to control the property and education within a nation. Whoever controls the property within a society, controls the present; whoever controls education, controls the future. God has given to the family the government of both; hence, it is the most powerful institution that exists. Any actions to undermine the family and its authority will undermine the well-being of a nation.

As the government has assumed more authority over education and property in America and the nations, the family has declined in its ability to fulfill its Biblical mission to bring Godly transformation. The Biblical Family presents a vision for the family’s purpose, the Christian idea of the family, and why parents should reclaim training their children and governing their property.

36 pages, paperback, PP15
Author: Stephen McDowell

The Bible: Divine or Human?

Evidence of Biblical Infallibility and Support for Building Your Life and Nation on Biblical Truth

When we read the Bible we are confronted with a claim that requires a response: that is, that this book is the Word of God, the Word of the Almighty One who created and sustains all things. In the Bible God reveals and declares Who He is and how we are to live. We can reject the claim or believe it, but to ignore it is foolish. If it is what it claims to be, the Word of God, then our adherence to its requirements is essential for life, here on the earth and in the eternal hereafter.

Can we know that the claims of the Bible are true? Is there any evidence of its divinity and infallibility? The answer is a resounding YES! The implications of the Bible being the Word of the one and only God are immense.

The Bible: Divine or Human? presents a summary of various proofs for Biblical infallibility. It is an inspirational and easy to read, yet thoroughly supported, argument in favor of Biblical inerrancy with the goal of inspiring you to build your life upon the divine precepts in the Bible and also to seek to use them to transform men and nations.

Author: Stephen McDowell

Pages: 50

The Bible: America’s Source of Law and Liberty

In this well researched and thoroughly documented book, Stephen McDowell presents an outstanding record of how God and the Bible are the source of America’s laws, educational philosophy, and transcendent greatness. This book gives indisputable evidence that our country was founded on and made great by our forefathers’ reliance on God and His Holy Word. America’s future well-being and prosperity is dependent upon all citizens learning this great heritage. It is especially important for today’s elected officials to uphold these Biblical principles that were woven into the very fabric of our society and to create legislation in the prism of a Godly worldview.

Chapters
Introduction – American Exceptionalism
1. The Bible: Rock of Our Republic
2. Law and Liberty
3. A “Liberal Arts” Education
4. Pastors and American Independence
5. The American Christian Revolution – Religion and Morality: Foundation of America’s Liberty and Independence
6. The Influence of the Bible on the Development of American Constitutionalism
7. Separation of Church and State?
8. The Changing Nature of Law in America
9. Qualifications for Godly Officials 10. Liberty

Endorsements:

“For years, we at WallBuilders have been working to teach the Biblical and constitutional principles of good governance, especially through our annual Pro-Family Legislators Conference. Many of those principles are now clearly set forth in Stephen McDowell’s new book, The Bible: America’s Source of Law and Liberty. Stephen shows that the single greatest positive influence in forming our unique constitutional government was the Christian faith, and that adherence to its fundamental ideas as set forth in the Bible made us the most free and prosperous nation in history. If we are to retain these blessings, both elected officials and citizens must understand and apply the principles of this book.”
David Barton, Founder and President, WallBulders

“This latest book by Stephen McDowell is a great resource for anyone who desires to know the true source of law and liberty in America. For decades, American Family Association has worked to restore biblical values in our culture and this book by Stephen is a great tool to do just that.”
Tim Wildmon, President, American Family Association

“When a select 4% of the population of the world (Americans) have produced more books, more plays, more symphonies, copyrights, patents and Nobel prize winners than the other 96% combined, there has to be a reason. That reason is spiritual. America is more than just a physical place. Modern revisionists have aggressively excised the spiritual heritage of America. Stephen McDowell reminds us of the ingredients, such as the entrepreneurial spirit and the Protestant work ethic, that comprise the ‘Spirit of America,’ this sweet Land of Liberty, this lighthouse for the world.”
Bob McEwen, Former U.S. Congressman, Ohio, National Speaker

“Stephen McDowell has a gift for taking timeless Biblical truths and applying them to the issues of today. What sometimes appear to be new, complex issues in our culture are not that different from those faced by previous generations. Stephen not only reminds us of the immutable truths and solutions implemented by the founding era, he shows us how to renew our nation by restoring these same principles of exceptionalism to our society before all liberty is lost.”
Rick Green, Former Texas State Legislator, National Speaker, Author, Radio Host

The American Dream: Jamestown and the Planting of the American Christian Republic

America is a unique nation in history. No nation has been as free, prosperous, charitable, and virtuous. This has nothing to do with any inherent value of the American people, but has to do with the valuable ideas upon which she was founded. Seven foundational ideas are examined that produced the American Dream, all of which are Biblical in their origin and were planted by the early settlers.

The first seed principles were planted in Jamestown 400 years ago. Though often ignored, Christianity was vital for the beginning of Virginia; God’s hand was evident in preserving the colony and in the lives of many of its founders. The American Dream looks at Rev. Richard Hakluyt, the man most influential in English colonization in the new world, and his motive “to inlarge the glory of the gospell.” It documents the important role of the Christian faith in the founding of Virginia, and shows how the colonists’ desire to propagate the Christian religion, as recorded in the First Charter of Virginia (1606), was fulfilled in Pocahontas and other native Americans. The ideas that made America exceptional were planted and grew in all the colonies, producing much fruit in the early American republic. Today, however, these ideas are under attack and are being displaced by secular ideas. For the American Dream to continue, we must remember from where we came and return the nation to its original Godly covenant. 138 pages, paperback, B19

Author: Stephen McDowell

Some Dare Call it Theocracy

Many people have charged Christians with seeking to set up a theocracy in the United States, and imposing their narrow moral views – a from of “Christian Sharia law” – on the country. According to some, anyone who would dare to allow Biblical truths to inform their world- and life- views, and especially to mention this in context of politics, government and law, are the worst form of theocrats and the greatest danger to liberty in the world. But examining the history of liberty and the work of America’s founders tells a completely different story: the Christian religion and morality are the essential pillars of free, just, and prosperous nations.

Authors: Eric Holmberg & Stephen McDowell

Providential Perspective Series- 10

24 pages, paperback, PP10

Restoring America’s Christian Education

America is a nation at risk. One primary reason for this is the mediocre educational performance that exists today, which is the fruit of a state monopolized educational system where the anti-Christian, man-centered religion of secular humanism is preached five days a week to 50 million of our youth. This is leading them and our nation into bondage.

Lack of money is not the problem in our public schools. The problem is with the philosophy that forms the foundation of education in America. Colossians 2:8 reveals there are two basic philosophies — that which is according to the world, and that which is according to Christ. A worldly or humanistic (man-centered) philosophy always brings captivity or bondage, while a Christian philosophy brings liberty. Learn of the Christian foundations of education in America: Education was centered in the home and was thoroughly Christian; the first schools were started by the church; the first common schools were started to teach children to be able to read and understand the Bible; 106 of the first 108 colleges were started by and for the Christian faith; the Bible was the central textbook; the Christian education of America’s Founders produced men of great character and thought—men who gave the world the most free, just, and prosperous nation of all time. Such education is needed to assure that America will continue its legacy of liberty.
24 pages, paperback B12

Author: Stephen McDowell