Kevin Rhodes: 14 books

This collection of Kevin’s blog posts for the Colorado Bar Association is “for anyone, lawyer or not, who wants to create or at least embrace change in their workplaces and personal lives. And not just change, but transformation.” Written with humor, empathy, insight, and perspective not just...

In 2016, father/daughter storytelling duo Kevin and Gillian Rhodes took on the challenge of writing 52 short stories in 52 weeks, based on the prompts of an online writing blog. Tell Me A Story collects their stories and celebrates their unique creative perspectives. Dad limited his entries to 100...

“Kevin Rhodes is a stick of dynamite. This book is a stand for doing the unreasonable with your life, the impossible, and the amazing. Get ready to be blasted by truth, creativity, and spikes of genius. Bravo!”Tama Kieves, best-selling author of This time I Dance and Inspired & Unstoppable: Wildly...

This second collection of Kevin’s blog posts for The Now of Law and the Colorado Bar Association’s Legal Connection ezine focuses on the future and culture of law. Drawing from a variety of disciplines and perspectives --including science, technology, neuro-culture, positive psychology, and entrepreneurship--...

Tapping insights from Jungian psychology and the author’s personal study, reflection, and experience, this book illuminates the process of “traumatic transformation” through a “personal Apocalypse,” exploring how we can re-create ourselves and rebuild our lives when health problems, financial...

Beyond Baptism walks new Christians through the first few weeks of their young spiritual lives, integrating them into the congregation, strengthening their faith, and helping them to become active as Christians. Designed for Bible classes, personal work, or individual study, Beyond Baptism offers...

Far too many people have a “form of godliness” that denies its “power” (2 Timothy 3:5). There is a lot of talk about “following Jesus” these days, but sadly much of what is said is woefully lacking in terms of actual biblical substance, true personal submission to Christ, and genuine transformation...

You just have to listen to the perfect God.  Happy, godly marriages depend upon three basic principles:  (1) Follow God's Plan, (2) Follow God's Plan, and (3) Follow God's Plan.  In What God Hath Joined Together, Kevin Rhodes combines the biblical foundation for marriage with practical...

In this heftier sequel to Beyond Baptism, which still stands on its own, Kevin W. Rhodes walks readers through thirteen topics necessary to ground Christians in the faith and correct common misunderstandings.

A Consequence of Legitimacy examines the political interaction between the Roman emperor Domitian, the Roman senate, the province of Asia, the imperial cult, the Jewish population, and the emerging Christian population at the end of the first century AD. Surveying the first century from various points...

“Just received SOUND WORDS, and it is indeed fi ne! Best wishes in this venture. Not all brethren have the will, soundness, balance, etc. to edit a good paper. This promises to be one of the best, and you have proven yourself a faithful editor. You, and the paper, will indeed bless the church!”...

Shadows of Good Things to Come walks readers through the first five books of the Old Testament, chapter by chapter, resting just long enough to glean a devotional lesson and Christian application along the way. Its lessons are thoughtful enough for meditation and practical enough for everyday life....

As For Me and My House walks readers through the historical books of the Old Testament, chapter by chapter, resting just long enough to glean a devotional lesson and Christian application along the way. Its lessons are thoughtful enough for meditation and practical enough for everyday life....

How to Study the Bible discusses the necessity of motivation and proper attitude as prerequisites for the discovery of divine truth. Then it delves into a discussion of the nature of biblical authority, using Jesus himself as the model, also looking at the role of biblical silence and expediency....