Fusses, Fights & Funerals Theology: Bible Doctrine Handbook

What if a systematic theology told you not just what to believe, but how much it's worth fighting over?

Fusses, Fights & Funerals Theology is Ben Everson's complete statement of Bible doctrine, written by an evangelist with a pastor's heart and a love for the Word both in its depth and practicality, not by a professor writing for other professors.

It covers the full range of biblical doctrine, from the nature of God to the return of Christ, from a conservative, dispensational, independent Baptist conviction that states its position plainly rather than pretending to write from nowhere. Every chapter also takes on the specific errors pressing against that doctrine today, not only the old heresies a seminary survey already covers.

What sets it apart is the framework running underneath all of it: a funeral is a doctrine worth dying on, a fight is one two Bible-believing Christians can disagree over without breaking fellowship, and a fuss is neither, though it is where most churches spend the conviction they should have saved. Readers do not just learn what the Bible teaches. They learn how much weight to put behind each thing they believe, and that is the part no other handbook on the shelf gives them.

Twenty chapters. Nearly 190,000 words. One framework you will not find anywhere else.