In Kernels of Truth, there are 365 devotional thoughts, stories, and biblically based teachings, one for each day of the year. 142 different topics are covered, including traditional ones, like prayer, faith, waiting on God, anxiety, temptations, and trials. But also merged within are subjects like predestination, God’s omniscience, hedonism, the meaning of existentialism, and devotions highlighting the end times.
The book’s cover and title (Always There to Repair) were inspired by the USS Jason, a repair ship in the United States Navy. My dad was the naval chaplain on this vessel, whose mission was to repair, restore, and give hope to damaged boats while at sea.
The purpose of the devotional articles within this book is like that of the USS Jason, in that they seek to repair, restore, give hope, provide encouragement, and even add perspective so that we can navigate the troubled waters of this world.
Homosexuality and gender change are possibly the most controversial issues facing the church today. This book focuses on what the Scriptures teach and how best to minister to those following this lifestyle.
A humorous and transparent narrative of a young man’s journey out from under the thumb of legalism into God’s grace.
Twenty-four practical and interactive lessons to help parents strengthen the relationship with their children.
How can I prepare my kids to face a broken world? A profound book on strengthening relationships with children.
Kent McClain has served for over five decades in Christian schools and church ministries. He has held positions as a school administrator, teacher, senior pastor, associate minister, children and family life pastor, and youth director. He has master’s degrees in education, biblical studies, and communication. He also has a doctorate in practical ministries. Kent has been married for over fifty years to his wife Myrna. They have two children and five grandchildren.
Kent McClain has served for over five decades in Christian schools and church ministries. He has held positions as a school administrator, teacher, senior pastor, associate minister, children and family life pastor, and youth director. He has master’s degrees in education, biblical studies, and communication. He also has a doctorate in practical ministries. Kent has been married for over fifty years to his wife Myrna. They have two children and five grandchildren.
