Commentary Collection on Revelations on Revelation is a 22-volume collection of commentaries that expand on each chapter of Shawn’s previously published book Revelations on Revelation.
In this short essay, Shawn contends that the Old Testament event at Babel is a picture for all believers everywhere to consider as depicting the foolishness of human beings attempting to reach God through the construction of brick and mortar edifices. Combining a number of contextual references, Shawn cites the overall biblical description God Himself provides that plainly underscores that a time would come when He would operate in the lives of those who seek Him and that it would be subjective, spiritual and outside the confines of material applications. Shawn appeals to his upbringing in the LDS church as a material model to refute, citing the fact that they teach that they are, in fact, the only true (brick and mortar) church on the face of the earth.
Using the Bible to disprove man-made, end-of-the-world, second-coming hype.
This book is dangerous. Not to you the reader, but to religious charlatans who despise its contents, to fearful parents who want their children to remain in the denomination they have chosen for them, to religionists who would rather have you follow the traditions of Man than the Spirit through a contextual understanding of the Bible. Don’t read this book if you want to please Mom and Dad. Put it down if you want to be religiously manipulated for the rest of your life. But if you want to be free from men and their religious imaginations, if you want truth no matter what the cost, if you really want to know what Christianity is all about from a biblical perspective, read on – and be free – because all you think you know about Christianity is probably wrong.
A series of “over-the-pulpit” sermons that unpack a different perspective on Eternal Punishment to the congregates of C.A.M.P.U.S. on four consecutive Sundays, beginning Sunday, June 9th 2013 and ending Sunday June 29th 2013.
Comments on Light and Dark by Shawn McCraney.
Read Shawn McCraney's Apostolic Record Commentary Collection, this focusing on the Gospel of John.
Thirty pages that change the game of playing church.
