Books by Brother Bill (William R. Pacey), available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon. Together the first three read as one journey: walk with Christ, think like Christ, build like the apostles.
Walking the road of the cross
Gethsemane. The cross. The silent tomb. The resurrection. Brother Bill doesn't soften the story; he walks you straight into it. This bold look at what discipleship really costs traces Christ's final hours and asks the question we would rather avoid: Are you willing to surrender everything for Christ?
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A Biblical Call to Separation and Transformation
Do we have the mind of Christ, or the mind of the world? “You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had” (Philippians 2:5, NLT). Yet much of today's church measures success by crowds, comfort and cultural approval. Brother Bill sets Christ's humility, sacrifice, truth-telling, holiness and mission side by side with the attitudes of the church today, and calls believers back to wholehearted faithfulness. Each chapter ends with questions for personal or small-group study.
What the First Church Knew That the American Church Forgot
Acts 2 tells us what the first believers gave themselves to: the apostles' teaching, fellowship, the Lord's Supper and prayer. Within a generation, a little handbook called the Didache showed new believers how to live it out. Brother Bill opens the Didache with the Bible beside it and tests every line by Scripture. Where Scripture confirms it, he embraces it; where it conflicts, the Word wins. This is not a new program. It is a return to an old foundation.
Using Your Secrets to Reclaim Stolen Ground
What you bury doesn't stay buried. Many believers carry secrets they have never spoken aloud: wounds, sins and shame that quietly rule from the dark. Through the stories of David, Peter, Joseph's brothers and the woman at the well, Brother Bill shows how God, the Divine Surgeon and Refiner, brings hidden things into the light, not to shame us, but to heal us, restore us and send us out. With reflection questions in every chapter, it is ideal for personal study, small groups and recovery ministries.
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