David Midkiff

2 booksReligion & SpiritualityParenting & FamilyChristianity

David Midkiff writes to help ordinary believers hear Scripture with historical clarity and spiritual urgency. His book centers on careful exposition, the world of the New Testament, and the renewal of local congregations. When he is not writing , he enjoys conversation around the Bible, serving the local church, and encouraging those who labor to keep the lampstand burning

Books

Barnaby's Way Home: A Neighborhood Mystery of Faith and Paws

A Heartwarming Journey of Friendship, Courage, and Unshakeable Trust in God

Religion & Spirituality
Parenting & Family

When playful puppy Barnaby Barker chases a fluttering butterfly right past his garden gate, a sunny afternoon turns into a terrifying adventure. Lost in the noisy, unfamiliar maze of town streets, fear threatens to overwhelm him. Enter Rusty Holloway, a wise neighborhood dog who knows the sting of being alone, and a loyal band of backyard friends. Banding together, this courageous crew sets out on an unforgettable search mission. Following cryptic clues, braving busy intersections, and facing unexpected roadblocks, the animal companions discover that their greatest strength comes not from sharp noses, but from trusting God and leaning on each other. Barnaby's Way Home blends charming storytelling with practical, uplifting family devotionals. Through the Four Pillars of Faith and Friendship, parents and children will find actionable conversation guides, prayer prompts, and interactive activities to help navigate anxiety, conquer big emotions, and realize that asking for help is the bravest thing of all. Join Barnaby and his faithful friends on a journey that proves no one is ever truly lost when guided by love, community, and faith.

Open Book

Awaken the church

Christ's letters to Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea still speak today

Religion & Spirituality

Three ancient churches. Three urgent messages. One living Lord who still knocks. Revelation 3 is not a dusty relic. In these pages, Christ's letters to Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea—congregations set in the trade, temples, and civic pride of first-century Asia Minor. Sardis had a name for being alive, yet was spiritually dead. Philadelphia was small and pressed, yet held an open door. Laodicea was rich, self-assured, and lukewarm—and did not even know it. Drawing on archaeology, classical sources, and the Old Testament images woven through the text—white garments, an open door, gold refined by fire, eye salve—this study explains the titles Christ claims, the evaluations He delivers, and the promises He offers the overcomer. Pastors, teachers, and church members will find diagnostics for decline, courage for faithful endurance, and a practical path toward congregational renewal. Wake up. Hold fast. Open the door.

Open Book