David Alan Greene

Dr. David Alan Greene published Two Distinct Gospel Messages Of The New Testament as his doctoral dissertation. It was originally titled "Using The Dispensational System of Theology Reveals A New Testament Chiasmus With Two Distinct Gospel Messages: One For Israel And One For The Body Of Christ." Yes, it was a long name, but it was published as an academic requirement. The dissertation came from the result of six years of research as the author pursued his Master of Biblical Studies and Ph.D. in Biblical Studies. He received his degrees from Evangelical Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida.The author began his research by questioning why there were so many denominations and interpretations of the Bible. He sought the answer. Most Bible readers are unaware that there are three predominant systems used by evangelicals. In this book, the author explains each system and applies them. It is like deciphering an encrypted message by using each system. The different results are astounding Dr. Greene uses the KJV as his text and substantiates his commentary by providing biblical texts as proof for his position. He ends by saying that the reader should test the theories themself. Since he received his degrees, he has continually tested the dispensational system. Throughout the process, the test of truth did not fail. This approach was used to complete A Grace Expositional Commentary of the New Testament also published by GraceWord Publishing.

About The Book How Am I Wired? was written for Christians to understand who they are and how God created each person to be unique. Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do? Why are people so different. We have all heard parents say that their child isn't like either of them. Their child is different. How Am I Wired? will help to answer questions like these. This book introduces the reader to the concept of temperament. It looks at each of the five unique temperaments. It explains in simple terms their dynamics and components, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Temperament Theory is based upon the fact that each individual is uniquely made before they are born. There are endless possible combinations of these temperaments. Most people are surprised when they learn that temperaments are not inherited. In our mother's womb, God gave each of us a blend of temperaments making us special. How wonderful We are custom designed by God The benefit of understanding our blend of temperaments is two-fold. First, we can understand our internal conflicts. Sometimes, our temperaments play tug-of-war within us. Second, there are interpersonal dynamics in all relationships. Big words that basically mean that husbands and wives, siblings, co-workers, and neighbors all are wired differently. If we can understand their temperament and our own, then interactions are more fruitful. God did this for a reason. How Am I Wired? explains why.

About The Book How Am I Wired? was written for Christians to understand who they are and how God created each person to be unique. Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do? Why are people so different. We have all heard parents say that their child isn't like either of them. Their child is different. How Am I Wired? will help to answer questions like these. This book introduces the reader to the concept of temperament. It looks at each of the five unique temperaments. It explains in simple terms their dynamics and components, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Temperament Theory is based upon the fact that each individual is uniquely made before they are born. There are endless possible combinations of these temperaments. Most people are surprised when they learn that temperaments are not inherited. In our mother's womb, God gave each of us a blend of temperaments making us special. How wonderful We are custom designed by God The benefit of understanding our blend of temperaments is two-fold. First, we can understand our internal conflicts. Sometimes, our temperaments play tug-of-war within us. Second, there are interpersonal dynamics in all relationships. Big words that basically mean that husbands and wives, siblings, co-workers, and neighbors all are wired differently. If we can understand their temperament and our own, then interactions are more fruitful. God did this for a reason. How Am I Wired? explains why.