Library: Books &
Commentaries
Discover a library filled with doctrinal depth and spiritual insight—class notes turned commentaries, and faith-filled books available in print. Each page invites you to dig deeper into God’s Word and uncover truths that transform.
You’re one step away from opening the doctrinal door and discovering the amazing truths God has placed in His Word. Many Christians today have never been taught the deep doctrines of Scripture. Here you will find rich, verse-by-verse studies designed to open your understanding and deepen your walk with Christ. Simply click on any of the thumbnails below and begin exploring the treasures of Scripture.
Mind-Blowing Doctrinal Commentaries
Step into our collection of enriching books we’ve crafted over the years through our Purple Dreamers publishing arm. Each book—whether rooted in doctrine, creative storytelling or thoughtful exploration of Scripture—reflects a heart to teach, encourage and inspire a deeper love for God’s truth from new angles.
Faith-Building Books For the Hungry Heart
“Show me. Don’t tell me how to study the Bible.” That’s a novel idea. So Jody Shee has written a short 62-page novel Treasures in Plain Sight with a compelling story that illustrates the difference between studying any Bible text from a grammatical/historical/inspirational viewpoint and looking at it doctrinally through types and key words. This novella takes you through the Bible discovery journey with the main character. Your spiritual life will change forever. You can read the first six chapters of the book for free here. Order a complete copy of the book on Amazon.
Depression is a common affliction for many of us. Developing new thought habits can help, which is Jody Shee’s goal for this 31-day devotional book. Ditch Depression Devotional: 31 Days to Biblical Hope, Peace and Emotional Balance is also appropriate for use in a classroom or small-group setting. You can read the first seven days of the devotional here. Order a complete copy of the book on Amazon. Also, download this helpful leader’s guide to use in group settings.
The Will of the Enemy is a gripping suspense novel where Julie Bradley races across the country, pursued by the FBI for “kidnapping” her own daughter—when in truth she’s trying to protect her from an abusive father. With unexpected twists, Jody Shee seamlessly weaves in the gospel in a non-overt but captivating way. It’s perfect for a book club as it begs the question, “What would you do in Julie’s shoes?” Find it here on Amazon.
Jerusalem Nightmare uncovers Habakkuk’s end-time prophecies, revealing Israel’s grim future under the deception of the Antichrist and the false prophet. Jerusalem itself is unmasked as Mystery Babylon the Great. Yet the book also points to hope: four visions of Christ’s return as He descends from the heavens to save the nation of Israel from utter annihilation Page by page, it draws you into the coming clash between good and evil. Find Richmond Shee’s book here on Amazon.
Cartoon cover aside, Fishy Gospel is a serious verse-by-verse commentary on the Bible book of Jonah, covering all three applications: historical, inspirational and doctrinal/prophetic. Get fresh insights from Richmond Shee into the book of Jonah and see the amazing connection between the prophet and Jesus Christ. Also, find out what’s in store for the nation of Israel in the end times. This book is recommended as a reference and as an example of how to outline and study the Bible. Find it here on Amazon.
In The Happiness Code, Richmond Shee tackles the question of why so many people feel empty and unfulfilled while chasing success and pleasure. A commentary on the book of Ecclesiastes, which was written by King Solomon—the wisest and richest man who ever lived—this book reveals why it is impossible to create lasting happiness “under the sun.” It uncovers God’s way to true joy and satisfaction. With clear lessons from Solomon’s journey, this book guides you toward lasting happiness that only God can give. Find it here on Amazon.
In this commentary on the Gospel of John, Richmond Shee sets out to show the rich, three-dimensional nature of the Gospel of John, covering the historical, inspirational and prophetic angles in each chapter. He includes illustrations throughout to summarize truth in a simple, inviting way—something that visual learners do not have with other commentaries. The layout of each chapter serves as an example to the reader of how to systematically outline and study a book of the Bible. Find it here on Amazon.