Catalog — Pull Dawg Publications

Pull Dawg Publications offers a growing selection of books covering Christian apologetics, biblical studies, and practical religious instruction, written by Phillip A. Gray and his father, veteran gospel preacher R. W. (Bob) Gray. Titles are available through this site or through Amazon.com.

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How I Know God Exists: A Discursive Demonstration

By Phillip A. Gray, Ph.D.

Despite the common notion that faith is a blind leap apart from proof, Phillip Gray lays out solid, step-by-step evidence for the confident claim, “I know that God exists.” Beginning with our own existence and the origins of the universe and life, this lengthy chain argument shows that evolution cannot explain it all — only a transcendent, personal Creator can. Roughly 400 pages, fully documented, hardback, with several useful graphics.

ISBN 979-8-234-11094-7

Was Heaven Ever Mistaken? Deducing Inerrant Originals from the Doctrine of Inspiration

By Phillip A. Gray, D.Min., Ph.D.

Does Scripture’s inspiration guarantee that the original biblical documents were free of error? Phillip Gray argues that the doctrine of inspiration, as Scripture itself sets it forth, does not allow for mistakes in the autographs, and works through a range of alleged Biblical errors, offering a reasonable and plausible explanation for each one.

ISBN 978-0-578-52769-7

Natural Attraction: How “Gay Rights” Got it Wrong About Same-Sex Marriage & Transgenderism

By Phillip A. Gray

Phillip Gray examines the case for so-called “gay marriage” and the transgender movement from a biblical perspective, arguing that Scripture excludes homosexual conduct and recognizes only two biological sexes with their corresponding roles in the home and society. Written to strike a balance between readability and scholarship, it defends traditional marriage and gender on the grounds of Bible authority and its correct interpretation.

ISBN 979-8-218-12109-9

Is “Close” Good Enough? How to Recognize a True Church

By Phillip A. Gray, Ph.D.

Amid denominational division and doctrinal disunity, Phillip Gray examines the biblical doctrines of the identity, purity, and unity of the church, and challenges the notion that simply being “close” to biblical truth is good enough in the sight of God. Can we recognize a true church? If so, how — and is there one on earth today?

What Must I Know to Be Saved? Reconciling the Fairness of God with the Fate of the Untold

By Phillip A. Gray

Is it fair that God requires hearing and obeying the gospel — a matter of human evangelism — for salvation? Writing from a non-Calvinist, restrictivist perspective, Phillip Gray argues that no logical conflict exists between God’s justice and the necessity of hearing his Word, and makes a practical case for the urgency of world evangelism.

Relevant Biblical Preaching: Doctrinal & Practical Sermon Outlines

By Phillip Gray

A collection of doctrinal and practical sermon outlines spanning a wide range of topics — offered as a legacy resource for fellow gospel preachers in search of fresh material for weekly sermon preparation.

The Book of Hebrews: “A Better Way”

By R. W. (Bob) Gray

R. W. (Bob) Gray’s commentary traces the book of Hebrews’ case for the superiority of Christ as prophet, priest, and king, and its portrait of the “better way” sealed by his blood — a warning against apostasy and an assurance of rest for the faithful in any generation. Hardback, 156 pages.

Gospel Balance: Boldly Avoiding the Extremes That Divide Us

By R. W. (Bob) Gray

Drawing on articles from over six decades of ministry, R. W. (Bob) Gray sounds a call to revive concern for the God-ordained principles of biblical restoration, warning against the extremes that have divided the churches of Christ and urging balance in teaching and preaching.

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