Best Selling Books by Ron Wheeler

This hard-hitting metaphor for salvation is the newest addition to the Good News cartoon line-up. A simultaneous release with the English version, this Spanish tract presents the clear message that people cannot save themselves from drowning in sin.

Your students will become better informed about each of our states through the engaging activities found in Our 50 States. Included are two-page mini-units that focus on each of our states plus Washington D.C. Each activity includes information abouteach state plus five challenging questions to spark student curiosity. The second page of the assignment is a hands-on activity which students complete using their own easy-to-find resources. In addition, near the back of the book, thereis a collection of activities that covers a number of states, an entire region, or the entire United States. These activities can be used as a comprehensive review of all the material that has been presented.

Jeremiah has a bad case of the term paper blues, but it’s still going to be a great year because the rest of the gang is here too! Paper.

Cleverly encourages the reader to consider what happens after this life is over. Will they be ready to stand before God?

Your teens will love the wacky adventures of Jeremiah and his friends as they face the impact of the words they choosemdash;the good, the bad, and the ugly! Paper.

This Ron Wheeler Halloween tract says that the best treat is God''s free gift to all--His eternal love.

How can we cross the great chasm that separates us from God? Many believe they can cross because they''ve earned it, or because they''re religious, or because they''re "good people." Ron Wheeler humorously depicts this dilemma.

Stinky Stevens is one of the few in the story who knows the real truthNthat is, there is a caring cartoonist out there who created and controls everything in their world, yet rarely does what anyone expects. Combine smelly, gross-out humor with a special cartoonist''s soccer shoe and real adventure results.

Many people don''t realize there is a decision they must make during this life in order for them to go to Heaven when they die. No decision means a "no" decision regarding entering eternity with God.

Asks the question: "If you were standing at the gate of Heaven, and God were to ask you, ''Why should I let you in?'' what would you tell Him?"

This fun cartoon tract teaches that we are all different in many ways, but we all have in common a need of Jesus Christ. Great for kids!

Designed program that uses rules, patterns and memory techniques similar to those found in lanagues arts.