Books by David Rose
Have you ever stopped to examine your faith? In Hoping for Heaven, Reservations in Hell, David Rose challenges believers to take a hard look at their walk with God—and at the state of the modern Church. Drawing from Scripture, the writings of early Church fathers, and centuries of revival history, this book exposes the compromises, traditions, and false comforts that have led many astray.
Rose warns that casual Christianity is not enough. Through vivid examples, powerful exhortations, and historical insight, he reminds readers that salvation is a call to holiness, repentance, and obedience—not just a private prayer or empty ritual.
This is more than a critique of the Church; it is a call to revival, to personal sanctity, and to a return to biblical truth. Whether you are a lifelong believer or seeking clarity in a world full of spiritual distractions, Hoping for Heaven, Reservations in Hell will challenge, convict, and inspire you to live a faith that is vibrant, authentic, and anchored in God’s Word.
Reasons to Believe is a bold, eye-opening exploration that uses science, mathematics, history, and archaeology to cut through the myths of atheism and evolution and reveal the overwhelming evidence for a purposeful, intelligent Creator. Written with clarity and conviction, this book dismantles the common claims that the universe created itself, that life emerged from non-life, and that unguided processes can account for the complexity of biological systems. From the fine-tuned constants of cosmology to archaeological discoveries that affirm Scripture, Reasons to Believe demonstrates that Christianity is firmly anchored in truth—culminating in the historical and evidentiary reality of Jesus Christ’s resurrection.
Their is also a special chapter that features an AI-assisted illustrative debate using Grok, xAI’s model, to analyze the arguments of four well-known atheists. Grok is tasked with debating four prominent atheists—Richard Dawkins, Michael Shermer, Sam Harris, Penn Jillette - using only scientific facts such as the laws of thermodynamics, mathematical probabilities, and the established laws of biogenesis. Though compelling, this debate represents only a very tiny portion of the book and does not reflect the writing style or construction of the main chapters.
Packed with evidence, conviction, and clear reasoning, Reasons to Believe is perfect for skeptics seeking answers, believers wanting deeper foundations, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith and science. This book challenges assumptions, strengthens faith, and invites readers into the breathtaking truth of a designed and purposeful universe.
Prepare to be informed, encouraged, and inspired—Reasons to Believe presents a case for God you will not forget.
What if the history you were taught left out the most important truths?
Forgotten History of the Church, Bible, and the World uncovers the overlooked and untold accounts that shaped our faith, our culture, and our future. Too often, history is taught only from a secular lens—stripped of its spiritual foundations and blind to the hand of God guiding events. This book takes readers beyond the surface, revealing the deeper story that secular historians miss.
From the rise of ancient civilizations to the struggles of the early Church, from the confusion between Yahweh and false gods to the spiritual battles that shaped nations, this book pulls back the curtain on the hidden narrative. With the eye of a historian and the heart of a theologian, David Rose guides readers through the lessons of the past so that we do not repeat its mistakes.
In these pages, you will discover:
The difference between the true God of Scripture and the false gods of history.
How the Church’s forgotten struggles still affect us today.
The spiritual side of history that secular scholars often ignore.
Why remembering the truth of the past is vital for the future of faith.
History is more than dates and events—it is the story of God’s truth against deception. This book is for anyone who wants to see clearly, think deeply, and rediscover the forgotten truths that shaped the world.
Uncover what was hidden. Learn what others left out. Step into the Forgotten History of the Church, Bible, and the World.
In an era where history is often distilled into
neat timelines and celebrated milestones,
Forgotten History Vol. 2 takes a different
path. This book is dedicated to exploring the
undercurrents of America's story—the
overlooked events, the simmering
controversies, and the fervent debates that
have shaped not just policies and wars, but
the very fabric of societal beliefs.
It delves into the Gulf War's strategic maneuvers, the lingering questions surrounding 9/11, the
Oklahoma City bombing's inconsistencies,
and the broader web of alleged elite agendas
that tie these moments together. After
all, true history isn't confined to victors' tales;
it's a mosaic of triumphs, tragedies, and the
unresolved tensions that define human
progress. This book doesn't demand belief in every theory; instead, it presents them as vital pieces of the historical puzzle, encouraging you to weigh evidence and form conclusions.
Its ultimate purpose is to foster a biblical
worldview, viewing events through the lens of scripture, where Revelation warns of kings
conspiring against God and His anointed
(Psalm 2:1-3, echoed in Revelation 17). In a
world where freedoms are incrementally
eroded—through laws born of crises, media
narratives that silence dissent, and
institutions that prioritize control over liberty -
such a perspective equips us to discern truth amid deception. As we journey through the wars, plots, and powers in the chapters ahead, remember: questioning isn't conspiracy; it's the essence of an informed society.
For generations, the debate over Bible versions has divided churches, confused believers, and clouded the issue of biblical authority. Ending the King James Debate cuts through the noise and brings clarity, conviction, and historical truth to the center of the conversation. Rather than stirring controversy, this book provides a firm foundation for Christians who want to understand why the King James Bible stands apart as the preserved Word of God.
Beginning with a clear overview, the first half of the book introduces readers to the history of the Textus Receptus, the Reformation, and the rise of the Alexandrian manuscripts. These chapters give a broad understanding—just enough to establish context—before the second half rolls up its sleeves and digs deep into the facts, sources, and controversies that have shaped the modern Bible version movement. Some repetition throughout is intentional and purposeful: to reinforce the core truths and ensure readers never lose sight of where the evidence leads.
You will uncover:
The providential preservation behind the Textus Receptus and the KJV
The theological and philosophical biases of Westcott & Hort
The weaknesses of the Alexandrian manuscripts
The inconsistencies and doctrinal drift found in modern versions
Side-by-side comparisons demonstrating how readings affect doctrine
Practical tools for defending the King James Bible in real conversations
Drawing from the research of Dean Burgon, Edward F. Hills, D. A. Waite, and David Cloud, this book exposes how textual criticism reshaped the Bible in the 19th and 20th centuries—and why Christians must return to the text God preserved.
Ending the King James Debate is not merely an argument; it is a call to confidence. A call to stand on the infallible, inerrant, inspired Word of God. A call to anchor your faith in Scripture that has stood the test of time. A call to trust the Bible that built revivals, shaped nations, and transformed the world.
Whether you are a pastor, teacher, student, or simply a believer seeking truth, this book will equip you to understand the debate, see the evidence, and stand firmly on God’s preserved Word.
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