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For every one that useth milk is unskillful in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe. But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil. (Hebrews 5:13-14)

Nordskog Publishing

Nordskog Publishing is committed to finding and publishing meaty, tasty, and easily digestible books on Christian theology, American and Church history, and Christ-honoring true stories of men and women of great faith. Our authors seek to illuminate God’s Word and God’s Laws, applying these precepts and truths to all areas of life and living. This website provides current information about our books, authors and related events around the country and in our Father’s world, as well as background information concerning the Nordskog family and publishing ministry.

For the most recent (and also archived) Guest Essays from experts in their field on timely and important cultural issues and Church theological matters, and for the latest Publishers Corner blog from Jerry Nordskog (often with guest articles), kindly go to Publishers Corner while browsing this site. Thank you.

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Dr. Ken Gentry, author of NPI’s latest book, Nourishment from the Word: Select Studies in Reformed Doctrine, will be interviewed on KFUO Christian Radio in St. Louis, MO on Thursday August 21 hosted by Paul Clayton at 9:45 AM/Eastern DT. For those in the St. Louis area, please tune-in to this live radio show.

Dr. Gentry will be speaking at an Eschatology Conference in Ballston Spa, NY September 19-21. Conference info: http://www.ballstoncenterarpchurch.org

Dr. Gentry will be speaking at a conference titled “Israel, The Church, and Bible Prophecy” on October 3-4 in Dublin, Virginia. Conference info: http://store.nicenecouncil.com

- Wednesday, August 20, 2008



Press Release: Compelling new book brings apologetics to the common Christian

- Thursday, July 31, 2008



Nordskog Publishing’s founding Theology Editor and personal friend, Rev. Christopher Hoops, has gone home to be with the Lord, Thursday July 17, 2008, after a lengthy and painful illness at his Roseville, CA home. Hoops encouraged Jerry & Gail Nordskog, after selling Powerboat Magazine, to embark into the Christian publishing business in the last couple of years, beginning with reprinting of The Battle of Lexington book (see Chris Hoops article in that book). Chris Hoops is a long time loyal friend, who regularly participated in Nordskog’s Southern California Constitution Education Committee, giving speeches about American’s Christian History and Liberty in Christ (1987-2000). A faithful Christian for most of his adult life, Chris Hoops was a leader in Reformed theology and the history of the Church and a great reader of theology and history books, writing and speaking and teaching others in the faith. Rev. Hoops has been reunited with his oldest daughter, Erin, who died in an auto accident at age 16 many years ago in Colville, WA where the family lived for many years and Chris received his liver transplant, which eventually failed. He is survived by his devoted wife, Gail, and sons Christopher (and his wife Shay), Michael, and adopted daughters still living at home: Bridgette, Tia, and Katie. See Nordskog’s Our Publishing Team for more background on Christopher Hoops.

- Friday, July 18, 2008



 The Declaration of Independence: a reminder to all for our country's birthday celebration.

- Friday, July 4, 2008



The U.S. Constitution went into effect JUNE 21, 1788, when New Hampshire became the 9th state to ratified it. Read On.

- Monday, June 23, 2008



CHAIRMAN OF PROTECTMARRIAGE.COM, SAYS CALIFORNIA VOTERS WILL DECIDE TO REAFFIRM TRADITIONAL DEFINITION OF MARRIAGE IN CALIFORNIA.

- Tuesday, June 17, 2008



Happy Fathers Day, 2008
From the AMERICAN CHRISTIAN HISTORY INSTITUTE EAGLE’S AERIE by James and Barbara Rose: Father to son: John Quincy Adams to George Washington Adams, September, 1811

- Sunday, June 15, 2008




FLAG DAY (June 14)

In 1885, a 19 year-old teacher named Bernard J. Cigrand placed a 10-inch flag on his desk and asked students to write essays on the flag and its significance. This assignment launched Cirand’s fervent, decades-long effort to bring about the national observance of Flag Day to honor the Stars and Stripes. When Cigrand was 50 years old, his perseverance finally paid off. In 1916 President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation calling for annual observance of Flag Day on June 14. (from Focus on the Family, June 2008) Read On»

- Friday, June 13, 2008



From the American Minute with Bill Federer:

JUNE 5, 1967, the Six-Day War began. Egypt sent 80,000 troops and 900 tanks to attack Israel. Read On.

- Thursday, June 5, 2008



This Monday is the official observance of Memorial Day -- a day to honor the more than 1.2 million Americans who gave their lives for our freedoms across two centuries and a dozen wars. In previous generations, sermons were delivered on such important days to provide the added dimension of spiritual significance and Biblical understanding. We thought you might enjoy two Memorial Day sermons from the late-1800s (both were first printed in 1905) along with a short historical background of the day itself.

Please click on the following links to view the sermons.
Memorial Day Sermon: The Invisible Army (also includes a brief history of Memorial Day)
Memorial Day Sermon: Honorable Scars 

God bless!
David Barton (Wallbuilders)

- Saturday, May 24, 2008



Hear about the virtues of Patriot Pastor Jonas Clark, author of the Battle of Lexington book in this sermon by the late Dr. D. James Kennedy, Pastor – Coral Ridge MinistriesWill the Church Forget?” (Jump to 5:00 for commentary on Jonas Clark)

- Friday, May 16, 2008



Please read the article on Armed Forces Day from Bill Federer of American Minute.

- Thursday, May 15, 2008


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