THE FORMING OF THE EMPIRE:
A KING MONTEZUMA STORY–BOOK 1

“Keith Adkins begins The King Montezuma Trilogy by deepening the Biblical Story as set in Mexico. His extensive knowledge of the Bible and the geography of Central America enables him to recast this great narrative in a different culture with different implications. The relationships between young Jameson, his father, and their guide Geraldo strengthen as they explore the roots of their Caldwellian faith. With them, we too delve further into the mysteries of the Almighty working among the Aztecs. Adkins creatively sheds fresh light and adventure on ‘the greatest story ever told."”
 
–Dr. Larry Buxton, author of
30 Days with King David: On Leadership

THE SECRET OF THE EMPIRE:
A KING MONTEZUMA STORY–BOOK 2

“The Secret of the Empire is a wonderful flight of imagination. Hop aboard and you will never be bored, as Adkins takes you places both familiar and unfamiliar, and yet always engaging and often surprising.”
 
–Matthew Restall, Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of History & Anthropology, and Director of Latin American Studies at Penn State University.

THE VALUE OF THE EMPIRE:
A KING MONTEZUMA STORY–BOOK 3
 
***Coming Spring, 2025***

THE FORMING OF THE DIAMOND:
A JIM CALDWELL STORY–BOOK 1

“Keith H. Adkins takes us into the captivating setting of the Old West to tell us the story of Jesus. He flawlessly weaves together his knowledge of the Gospel and his appreciation for our nation’s history. Through convincing encounters, we experience the teachings of Jesus in inventive ways–some quite entertaining. True to Scripture, enticing to the imagination, and contemporary in its message, you will find Adkins’ account mesmerizing and memorable.”

–Rev. William Schwein, retired pastor of the Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church

THE SECRET OF THE DIAMOND:
A JIM CALDWELL STORY–BOOK 2

     “A heartfelt story with a western twist.”

    –Andrew Baldwin,
award winning author of the “Relic” series.

THE VALUE OF THE DIAMOND:
A JIM CALDWELL STORY–BOOK 3

“This book focuses mainly on Pablo (Paul), his travels, and letters. Staying true to New Testament teachings, Pablo is shown in his history and humanity,
as he imparts messages to groups of believers.
A refreshing way to ponder familiar passages.”

–Joy Neal Kidney, author of books about life in the
American Midwest as the result of World War II.

A NATURAL HISTORY OF  SCRIPTURE:
HOW THE BIBLE  EVOLVED—BOOK 1

     “Many people have the idea that the Bible dropped out of heaven, and it’s very helpful to read through a book like yours to look at the process involved. If fact, I think understanding those process enhances one’s understanding
of the role of the Spirit.”

     –Bishop Michael J. Coyner,
Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church

WRESTLING WITH SCRIPTURE:
HOW TO INTERPRET THE BIBLE—BOOK 2

     “This is a fine project, dealing with bedrock issues,
especially on matters of authority.
The most important things demonstrated are the ability to critique the fact of biblical interpretation and
our way of interpreting. Very helpful.”

     –Ronald J. Allen, Nettie Sweeney and Hugh Th. Miller Professor of Preaching and New Testament
at Christian Theological Seminary

PRACTICING SCRIPTURE:
HOW TO LIVE THE BIBLE–BOOK 3

Ever wonder how to make the Bible practical?
This book uses a simple four step process to help make faith accessible.

DON’T LOOK A CAMEL IN THE MOUTH:
PILGRIMAGES THROUGH THE LAND
OF JESUS AND PAUL

     “Keith Adkins weaves together personal experiences, beautiful pictures, historical events and biblical stories in a very engaging and enjoyable way.
In some respects, this book is a look back at some
wonderful moments in the land of Jesus and Paul.
In other ways, the book is a warm invitation to come and see for yourself.”

     –William B. Kincaid Herald B. Monroe Professor of Leadership and Ministry Studies at Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis 

PARISH THE THOUGHT:
AN EYE-OPENING LOOK BEHIND THE PULPIT

“Parish the Thought
has brought me
laughter so deep
that I spring tears…
about the life of pastors.”

–Bishop Dottie Escobedo-Frank, California-Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church,
and author at Abingdon Press.