"I have been enjoying your previous book on the catechism. Very nicely done. Very creative. I haven't finished it yet because one of our elders wanted to read it, so I will finish it when I get it back. Again, thank you."
-Rev. Dr. Philip Kayser, Presbyterian Church in America

"Recommended reading for those who want an easy way to remember the Shorter Catechism. The conversational style makes it easier to not only remember the questions and answers but Linus includes a dialogue, which contains a simple explanation of each question and answer. Well thought out and written."
-Rev. Dr. Donald J. Musin, Reformed Presbyterian Church General Assembly

Heavens to Murgatroyd, Satch! Why didn’t somebody tell me that this book would be such a hoot? I hooted and hollered! And I chuckled ’til my innards hurt!

I pray that this little informative book will be as popular as I believe it will be! While the book isn’t exhaustive (since “exhaustive’ can be quite intimidating for folk like Skeeter), it does a mighty fine job in capturing and keeping the reader’s attention. The title alone is more than inviting! I think this book provides a good basic explanation of the subject at hand, and I think it clears up common misconceptions quite nicely. The summary is also a definite plus, and the scripture references talk for themselves!

"I found it very easy to read and understand and it will be a treasure for younger Christians such as myself who can sometimes get lost in serious theological discussion. I plan to order some to give away so let me know how and when I can do that.

"What a great resource the Lord has brought about through all of you! May the Lord bless this effort!"

Jeff Ryan, pastor, Calvary Bible Church, Rogers City, Michigan: "Great job to all three of you guys! I hope you find a way to get this out... I think it would serve a good purpose for many."

Keith Tacey, missionary, South Vietnam: "I wanted to argue against the premise of this book so bad... but you can’t argue with the Truth of God’s Word can you? All kidding aside... This book gave a tidy and historical backdrop and explanation of Arminianism and Calvinism. It kept it simple, focused, and direct. No rabbit trails, no dead ends, no inflated opinions. Best of all, it let the Holy Scriptures do the talking (albeit with some input from our friends Skeeter and Satch). It was incredibly informative for such a light read."