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BOOKS ON HANSI’S LIFE
 Please Don't Shoot! I'm Already Wounded $11.00 -
re-printed 2012
"The story has been written with the lifeblood of a wounded heart - mine. The first publication of the book was in January 1979 and itbecame an instant bestseller but was suddenly pulled by the publisher because it caused so much controversy! The last decades of the century were times of upheaval within the Christian subculture of America. Divorce was an unforgivable sin and ignored with the hope that the problem would silently vanish - but it did not!
Just as God showed me clearly to write this book after a devastating divorce of my own, so is the Lord directing me now to republish this book! I confess that I dragged my feet to obey! It took so many years to heal and be still and to see God's silver lining and all the good only HE could create from it! Yes, we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to HIS purpose."
 Never Grow Old - $12.00
Copyright 2011
"Hansi (Maria Anne Hirschmann) wrote her autobiography in a book with the title "Hansi, the Girl Who Left the Swastika". The book is still in print, has become a classic, and is translated into many languages. This new book is a sequel and shares deeper insights that were not known to Hansi in her younger years (She is now in her eighties). God has a different view about old age. Caleb in the Bible, found God's secret. He said, "I am eighty-five years old, now give me that mountain." (See Joshua 14:10-12) A child of God does not age toward death and decay, but climbs upward toward eternal youth. God has set eternity into our hearts now, if we want it! (See Ecclesiastes 3:11 NAS) Let's never grow old!!"
 Hansi,
The Girl Who Left The Swastika Her life story!
The book has become a classic. Newly released and updated!
 I’ll
Never Walk Alone (HB-09)
Hansi’s journal: The story of a woman who found her way out of
a divorce and loneliness, toward fulfilled contentment.
BIBLE STUDIES & SHARING SERIES
All the study books are set into Hebrew culture and pictures. Learning
transfer is made easy by the study guides, which encourage personal
participation, and written expression in order to retain the material
taught.
 I
Am But A Child In Christ (HB-00)
A basic Bible study of what it means to be a Christian. For groups
or individual study – high school to adult. (A set of book and
study guide)
 Follow
Me (HB-01)
A study guide of the life of Jesus in the cultural setting of his time
on earth. It will give you a new perspective as familiar Scriptures
take on a deeper meaning and hard to understand happenings suddenly
reveal God’s love in every word. (A set of book and study guide)
 Learn
of Me (HB-02)
A study of the teachings of Christ, based on the Gospel of John. It
unfolds new understanding about the things we often puzzle about. Why
did the religious leaders oppose Him so intensely? Why did Jesus teach
the common people in a new way? What does He want all of us to learn
of Him? (A set of book and study guide)
God’s Word: A Living Rainbow (HB-08)
A needed book to help individuals read and enjoy God’s word. Every
book of the Bible is placed in its historic setting. The chapters are
followed by a brief study guide that will help find the purpose and
teachings of the ancient writer.
Beyond Words (HB-10)
Hebrew Bible Pictures for Daily Living, volume one of a five part series.
Behind every "Word" is a deeper meaning and mental picture.
Without it a word is just a sound or letters. The Hebrews carry the
same symbols from generation to generation. Since the Bible is a Hebrew
book, we better learn from them. It makes the Bible three dimensional.
Whispering Streams (HB-11)
Volume Two of the series. God's directions are found in poetry, wise
sayings and drama. This study takes you through Psalms, Proverbs and
Job. The style of writing is varied, the message is clear. Read and
discover God's Truth in living colors.
 Overflowing Abundance (HB-12)
This is Volume 3 of "The Bible Picture Series" Hansi and Betty love to share with you. Some special insights about the Book of Deuteronomy, some well-known Bible characters, and the prophetic messages of Isaiah are very important for God's children of today. The Holy Spirit seed planted every truth taught in the New Testament within the Old Testament Scriptures.
Deuteronomy is not only God's awesome manual to live in a piece of real estate but how to find the "abundant life" in Christ. It is so wonderful to live in "the Lordship" of Christ. The Old Testament writers will be so surprised by the divine magnitude of God's fulfillment they prophesied in their limited human writings. Their and our hearts will overflow with joy when Isaiah 66:23 will become true and we will bow before the LORD!
TAPES BY HANSI
Tapes for Now - God's messages for America
Lord, Keep Us Free (C-116A)
Audio portion of the videotape “God Bless America.” A Christian
message of freedom and patriotism together with Hansi’s life
story.
Hansi’s Story (C-131)
Re-make of “What Does Hansi Mean.” Hansi’s life story.
A Patriotic message for a secular setting.
A Time To Rejoice (C-50)
Hansi’s latest message to God’s people and America. The
Lord’s severe mercy is trying to call our Nation to repentance.
While HIS children may rejoice because HIS redemption draweth near,
God’s judgments are never poured out over His people. They are
under total protection and may live without feat and in great anticipation
of Christ’s soon coming.
On The Life of Christ – These three retreat tapes center around
the Christ who walked, lived and thought as a human to set an example.
He not only died for us, He taught us how to live on this earth.
Follow Me (C-21)
Christ invited not only His disciples to follow Him! We ought not
to follow a doctrine, a church group or a way of life. Christians
follow a person – Jesus Christ!
Learn of Me (C-22)
Jesus wants us to learn from Him how to live – in victory and
total dependence on His Father.
The Mind of Christ (C-23)
The Lord opened His mind to us, so that we might ask and receive His
mind to live without fear and with perfect peace.
Three Keys to Daily Living – Basic spiritual laws are compared
to laws of nature. Neither can be ignored or broken without penalty.
The Lord Leadeth Me (C-98)
Trust is the basic element of the Christian experience.
The Lord Covers Me (C-99)
God’s grace does for me what I can never do for myself.
The Lord Honors Me (C-100)
God entrusts His child with freedom of choice.
Three Keys to The Abundant Life – More natural laws are
compared to daily spiritual realities. The Christian must learn to apply
God’s principles in every situation.
Faith (C-104)
God’s gift entirely, we accept it by our willingness to trust.
Hope (C-105)
God’s grace provides us with enough hope for this life and for
eternity!
Love (C-106)
Unbalanced gravity caused collisions. Love without balance can do
harm. God’s love is always balanced.
God’s Method of Healing – Hansi and Betty researched
with their hearts blood, through months of sickness, where God’s
answers would be found. The three tapes are companion tapes to the booklet
BETTER IS NOT ENOUGH.
The Lord Healeth (C-113)
What the Bible teaches about God’s willingness to heal.
As a Man Thinketh (C-114)
To “think in His heart” means the general direction of a
life.
He Restoreth My Soul (C-115)
To restore is a step-by-step process and the Lord heals our spirit
and soul first.
Six Acceptable Sins – These retreat tapes unmask personality
flaws, which are so easily excused or ignored, but can do untold harm.
God and His Word have the remedy for every problem.
Where are You? (C-51)
The first step toward the solution is to decide the Lordship of Christ.
Who is your Lord?
Are You Lonely? (C-52)
Christians might not always decide if they shall find themselves alone,
but we never need to be lonely!
Are You Depressed? (C-53)
Depression can have physical causes, but is often a result of a wounded
soul and spirit. Depression is curable, if we do it God’s way.
Are You Put Down? (C-54)
Some people have had every stroke against them and even wonder if
God puts them down. The Lord never does. Every person is important
in God’s eyes.
Are You Religious? (C-55)
Legalism is an outer form only. It stunts spiritual life.
Are You Indifferent? (C-56)
The Bible calls it “lukewarm.” Aren’t most of us wondering
what difference one person could make? God works through individuals.
Study of The “I Am’s” In John – When Jesus
called Himself “Ego Eimi,” The Great “I Am,” He
claimed a term attributed to God and divinity; no wonder He upset the
zealous, religious leaders of His day who refused to believe in Him.
“I Am” is always here, even today!
I Am The Bread of Life (C-30)
Bread is a great picture and symbol in the Hebrew thinking, just a
piece of baked grain dough bread stands for friendship and life.
I Am The Good Shepherd (C-31)
Jesus shocked His listeners when He called Himself a shepherd, but
He knew some things others did not.
I Am With You Always (C-32)
Christ’s promise to never leave His Follower; conquers fears,
loneliness and gives us peace in any storm.
I Am The Light of The World (C-33)
In Jesus’ time, nights were dark and light was treasured. Nobody
has to be in darkness ever – Jesus has the answer.
The Book of Job – Recorded at a retreat, the three tapes
show we can apply the ancient story into our everyday life. Modern Jobs
live and struggle. Job’s pious friends are around today with new
sanctimonious phrases. Satan is still jealous and raging to destroy,
and a God of love still brings the conflicts of His servants to a glorious
end!
Job and His Friends (C-63)
Job’s friends think they do God a favor when they judge from
outward experience. God was not pleased about it.
Job the Man (C-64)
A godly man of the Old Testament who does not know about Christ and
Calvary, Job struggles for answers when his faithful service to God
seems to be repaid with cruel punishment.
Job and His God (C-65)
God never explains it all to Job, but He reveals Himself in such a
way that Job receives a deeper insight than he ever thought possible.
Job learned to walk by faith – so must we.
Discoveries About Freedom – Nothing besides Salvation is
as important for us to understand as the principles of freedom, We are
privileged to live under a government that gives political freedom,
but as Christians, we have a personal, higher form of freedom of choice
given to us by God Himself. Satan will try to steal our free choice
day to day. Why should we permit it? We need learn how to accept God’s
gift under pressure. These three tapes are very important messages to
God's people.
Freedom From Time Pressure (C-66)
If time is our enemy and we fight with it, we are out of God’s
balance and better find out why? Time must become our friend.
Freedom From Social Pressure (C-67)
Our modern life is a pressure cooker. We are obligated, manipulated
and often frustrated. These pressures are not God’s loving will
for our lives.
Freedom for Freedom’s Sake (C-68)
One of the most important messages ever produced by Hansi Ministries.
Betty shares Hebrew word pictures and customs within Hansi’s
message. Both give new highlights about their favorite subject.
Bible Pictures – Bible names become real people and the
Hebrewness of the Bible comes into focus. This is a ‘fun way’
to see the Bible in living colors!
Esther, Ruth and Joseph (C-75)
The tape introduces first facts about Hebrew thinking and the Bible
customs, then it focuses on three ‘losers’ who end up in
victory.
David (C-76)
The story of great King David seen from a human level. He obviously
fought the spirit of rejection and betrayal all his life and learned
to trust God only!
Psalms 36 & 37 (C-77)
These two Psalms belong together and are looked at as one whole, then
the most familiar texts are visualized and enjoyed. Yes, God wants
to give us the desires of the heart.
I’ll Never Walk Alone – These three messages are not
only for people who live alone, but for any lonely person in a crowd,
family or under threatening circumstances. The number one need in America
to be filled, is loneliness – even in Christian circles.
In Body (C-81)
Everybody needs someone “with skin on” and God agrees. The
Bible teaches that it is not good for a person to be alone. God does
provide human companionship, if we let him! The message ends with
Psalm 1.
In Soul (C-82)
Our emotions and intellect can isolate us from God and people. We
need to find God’s balance. Psalm 42 speaks about the way to
handle a downcast soul.
In Spirit (C-83)
As we walk in the light of God’s spirit, we will discover wrong
attitudes, fears and other hindrances that stop us from reaching out
and accepting what God has for us. Psalm 19 assures us of protection
and complete victory over loneliness and fear.
The Holy Spirit – The tapes shall hopefully bring God’s
people together in spiritual harmony.
Walking in The Spirit (C-84)
The place of the Holy Spirit in a Christian’s life – what
are the evidences of His presence?
Leading of The Spirit (C-85)
How does the Spirit lead God’s people and how can we know that
it is the true Spirit of God? We can be sure!
Growing Through The Spirit (C-86)
The Spirit of God does the growing and maturing – we learn to
abide and stay with the Lord.
TAPES BY BETTY PERSHING
Studies in Joshua – The experiences
of the Israelites in the wilderness are given to us “as an example”
by the Apostle Paul to learn from it, for our Christian life.
Cross This Jordan (C-24)
Joshua’s first responsibility was to take God’s people into
their “Promised Land”. Our entrance into God’s “abundance”
happens as soon as we make Jesus Christ the Lord of our Life (contains
Betty’s China story).
Three Battles (C-25)
Even after entering the Promised Land, there were conflicts, battles
and decisions to be made. In God’s abundance, we still need to
learn to make the right decisions from day to day.
Do You Love Me (C-26)
God has a wonderful remedy for human mistakes, be it when the Israelites
failed, or the disciples, or each one of us. God always has the answers.
Studies in Zechariah – The Book of Zechariah
shows in various symbols and pictures the Life of Christ. It is a very
important book for any Christian with which to become acquainted.
Robes from a King (C-34)
The Messiah’s coming announced, His rejection by people is foretold,
but so is the forgiveness of God for their great sin of rejecting
Him. God always provides the remedy before the problem arises, and
His Robe of Righteousness awaits us all whenever we sin.
The Kingly Branch (C-35)
The Messiah is prophesied to come first as a servant. His second coming
will be as a King
The Shepherd King (C-36)
The true Shepherd will be sold by His friends for 30 pieces of silver
– but He never stops loving his erring sheep.
The Rejected King (C-37)
This is the prophecy of the Palm Sunday story in the life of Christ.
The enthusiasm was built on emotions only. And that is not enough.
The Crucified King (C-38)
The prophetic portrait of Christ’s walk to and His dying on Calvary
– hours of triumph, not defeat!
The King of Glory (C-39)
The prophecy of the Messiah’s second coming – the main Hebrew
festivals described and applied to Christianity.
Studies in James – The letter by Christ’s half brother
is addressed to a group of Believers and gives instructions on how to
live as a Christian, not directions on how to become one. The tapes
are as practical as the Book of James.
The Christian Under Pressure (C-47)
The first thing a Christian has to settle is his relationship with
God in his daily living.
The Christian in Interaction (C-48)
How do we react, relate and respond to others if we want to have a
good life?
The Christian’s Personality (C-49)
God has a plan for every personality and He provides clear guidelines
on how to attain it.
Studies in Hebrews – The book of Hebrews contains applications
to prove that Jesus is “better” than all the Old Testament
pictures that pointed to Him.
Who is Jesus? (C-57)
The question is directed to Hebrew people, but anyone at any time
must find an answer. If we agree with the writer of Hebrews, Jesus
Christ must become our Lord.
Jesus Our Rest (C-58)
The Old Testament Sabbath rest depicts two forms of rest; Salvation
in Jesus Christ and Fellowship with God through Christ. We are invited
to enter into both.
Jesus Our High Priest (C-59)
Jesus is a better High Priest than the old Testament high priests
who all had to die. Our High Priest lives forever. His intercessory
work for us today meets our every need.
The Better Covenant (C-60)
All the Old Testament sacrifices and offerings were only pictures
that could not save anyone. It took the death and resurrection of
Jesus Christ to open the way back to God for Salvation. There is no
other way!
Faith in Jesus (C-61)
Faith is God’s gift, but how we use it is our decision, People
of the Bible demonstrated their faith in good and hard times, in life
and death matters. What do we demonstrate?
Running Our Race (C-62)
This is a continuation of the same theme; how do we demonstrate what
we believe? In a marathon race, we show different phases to different
observers. The race is like our daily life. It is not always repetition
or one burst of energy. It is an endurance test with a sure victory
at the end.
Studies in Ephesians – Paul’s letter to the Ephesus
church was a strong reminder of all the things Christians need to keep
in their hearts to receive all of God’s gifts and what in turn
He expects from them.
What Do We Get (C-69)
Twenty-nine blessings are listed and we may have them for the asking.
What a message of hope and joy!
How Should We Live? (C-70)
Gifts have to be used. God not only sends great gifts, but He also
gives directions and provides the strength to use His gifts wisely.
What Keeps Us Going? (C-71)
The armor of God protects us if we put it on. We stand while Jesus
does out battle. No wonder we keep on going!
What Difference Does One Person Make? – The great God of
Heaven never works or saves masses. He always deals with individuals.
The entire Bible tells of the importance of one human being for either
good or evil.
Trust Without Evidence – Abraham (C-72)
God used one man to start a nation. Although he never saw the complete
fulfillment of God’s promise, his obedience set the foundation.
Reluctant Obedience – Jonah (C-73)
God used one man to save a wicked city. He wasn’t eager to go,
but God still fulfilled His purpose when he finally obeyed.
Little Becomes Big – Moses, et al. (C-74)
People from different walks of life (men, women and children) all
were used by God because they gave Him all they had. It doesn’t
matter how big or small it seems, God can multiply.
Studies in Romans – This is the great Epistle of Salvation
and Paul explains every detail of the glorious Good News. What an important
book!
Salvation is Free (C-78)
Nobody can earn, deserve or inherit Salvation. Each individual has
to accept God’s greatest gift by his own choice. Salvation was
paid in full by Jesus Christ, therefore, it will always be free to
everybody who ask for it.
Our Struggle (C-79)
After accepting Salvation, a person finds himself in conflict with
his old nature. Even Paul had that problem. God has provided a solution
if we want it.
Make It Practical (C-80)
The Book of Romans concludes with five chapters that give practical
advice on how to apply the gift of Salvation and our new relationship
to Jesus, and what kind of difference it should make.
Freedom Pictures – God’s gift
of freedom found its highest expression on Calvary when Jesus died to
set us free, but the concept of Freedom is found all through the Old
Testament.
The Lamb (C-87)
The Lamb is the promise of Freedom. God provided a ram as a substitute
for Isaac. The Passover Lamb represents the Lamb of God.
The Land (C-88)
God’s gift of the land teaches His people how to keep the freedom.
They forfeited freedom and lost the land by their disobedience.
The Life (C-89)
The two prophets, Hosea and Habakkuk, are used to show how to use
God’s gift of freedom properly. The life of one “tzadik”
(righteous person) can make a difference for the freedom of a whole
nation.
Studies in Galatians – The freedom book of the New Testament
was written to people who had forgotten what it meant to be free and
who had permitted themselves to be put into bondage.
The Fears of Freedom (C-90)
Freedom is only for the courageous! It scares people who need the
reassurance of structure and regulations and who want to “pay”
for a free gift.
The Price of Freedom (C-90)
God paid the price in full! What a price He paid! Any person who thinks
to “add” to the price insults God’s love.
The Gifts of Freedom (C-92)
Galatians’ final chapters give us 24 gifts and all the fruit
of the Spirit. They are free for the asking.
Three Messianic Psalms – The next three Psalms are definitely
messianic in pointing toward Christ’s work on earth. All three
are written by King David, out of whose line Jesus would come. God’s
Spirit inspired the Psalmist to write about the things he didn’t
comprehend fully. We are permitted to see it all fulfilled.
The Lord is My Shepherd: Ps. 23 (C-95)
This Psalm is so familiar that we are tempted to overlook the many
meaningful pictures and deep messages hidden behind the words. Listeners
enjoy the teachings so much. It has become one of Betty’s most
popular tapes.
The Lord is My Refuge: Psalm 16 (C-96)
Refuge does not come automatically, we must take it. We find five
different words in the Hebrew to picture God’s provision for
our protection. He meets every need.
The Lord is For Me: Psalm 118 (C-97)
It is a song of joy and triumph when David discovers that God is on
his side. The Lord is on our side, too!
Three Messages from Malachi – Malachi is God’s last
message of the Old Testament. Some elements go surprisingly well with
the last book of the New Testament. The tapes cover more than the book
of Malachi.
Remember Who I Am (C-101)
People in Malachi’s day worshiped God in form only. The prophet
calls them back to true worship. John discovers a new vision of His
Lord in the first chapter of Revelation. The Lord assures him that
HE is always the same, from Genesis to Malachi to Revelation.
Remember You Can Trust Me (C-102)
People tried to ‘trick’ God and buy His favor. Malachi assures
them that they can trust the Lord if they only return to Him. In the
Book of Revelation, John discovered that Jesus was the only one worthy
to fulfill God’s plan.
Remember That I Love You (C-101)
Malachi reminded the people that God still loved them and longed to
take care of them. In Revelation, Jesus sends the same message of
love to each of the seven churches.
Psalm 119 – The longest chapter of the Bible, it is often
skipped because the Psalm seems to repeat itself so much. In reality,
it is David’s review of his own long life and is most practical
for our modern times. The Psalm is like a mine. If we dig, we find gold.
To Go or Not To Go (C-110)
Verses 1 through 56 reflect David’s decision to go God’s
way with all his heart. Today it would mean a decision about the Lordship
of Christ.
Detours or Freeways (C-111)
Verses 57 through 120 show God’s provision for us, so that we
may survive our journey. We decide if we travel His route or take
many detours.
Stumbling Blocks or Stepping Stones
(C- 112)
Verses 121 through 176 speak about the choices one must make. The
right choice makes any circumstance a stepping stone instead of a
stumbling block.
COMPANION TAPES BY HANSI & BETTY
The following tapes are done as a combined effort by Hansi & Betty,
These messages are done in two parts with Betty doing the first part
(A) and Hansi the second (B). Although they are stand-alone messages,
both tapes give you the benefit of the full message.
BETTY
Creation in The Beginning (C-113A)
A Detailed study of the first chapter of Genesis in the Hebrew context.
Adam & Eve: God Has A Way (C-114A)
The first sin was distrust. When people decide to rely on their own
definition of good and evil instead of believing a loving God, disaster
follows.
Passover: Feast of Freedom (C-115A)
God’s redemptive rest by which Israel and we may be freed from
the burden of death and sin.
Water & Manna: God Always Supplies (C-116A)
Rest and provision for daily living. More lessons on trust.
Milk & Honey: God’s Full Provision
(C-117A)
Rest in abundance, the hardest “rest” to learn and in which
to remain.
Rest: Jesus Shares The Secret (C-118A)
The New Testament fulfillment of Old Testament promises. Christ’s
teaching about it.
HANSI
Self-Acceptance: In God’s Goodness (C-113B)
We must understand the complete goodness of our God to understand
that He made His children good by creation, and desires the same in
our re-creation.
Self-Knowledge: In God’s Compassion
(C-114B)
Sin is a puppy at the door. What happens when you take it in?
Self-Confidence: In God’s Grace (C-115B)
God wears pink glasses when He looks at us, we look precious to Him.
Self-Awareness: In God’s Mercy (C-116B)
You Are Important in God’s Eyes!
Self Development: In God’s Loving Kindness
(C-117B)
Poverty or wealth do not define spiritual maturity. God is a God of
abundance.
Self-Contentment: In God’s Glory (C-118B)
The trail of light coming to your feet at the beach is a picture of
God’s glory. We reflect it best in our own trail of godly contentment.
STUDIES IN PHILLIPIANS & STRESS MANAGEMENT
BETTY
Studies in Philippians – Paul’s letter to a church that he
loved deeply. Like a father, he corrects, encourages and guides as gently
as possible.
Confidence (C-119)
The Word of God admonishes God’s people to live a life of confidence
no matter what the circumstances. Paul writes from prison, but that
did not destroy the right of confidence.
Motivation (C-120)
It can come from many sources. The Apostle is concerned that the church
people live by God’s motivation, not by worldly goals.
Contentment (C-121)
In spite of life’s difficulties and cares, God’s people
may have contentment because Jesus never fails!
HANSI
Stress Management – Every person has to live with stress, some
flourish with it, others suffer under it. God’s people have the
very best chance to make stress a tool for growth and a content life.
I Can Be Confident (C-122)
Confidence is a must for every human being to succeed. We can think
in extremes and never find the balance of the right confidence unless
we do it God’s way! Where do you put your confidence?
I Can Be Motivated (C-123)
Again, without motivation, a person will only exist through life.
Our motivating balance will decide if we have a smooth or bumpy ride
through every day. The right motivation can make the difference between
misery and happiness, not only for us, but for those with whom we
live!
I Can Be Content (C-124)
The highest goal of any life is contentment. It includes happiness,
satisfaction, joy and peace. Contentment is neither complacency or
constant striving for more. It is not depending on circumstances either.
It’s truly one of God’s great gifts to a balanced soul.
THE TABERNACLE & TEMPLE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
BETTY
The Tabernacle – It is the Lord’s special picture book to
teach His children that He will be with them always and they may serve
Him in His presence forever.
A Meeting Place (C-125)
We have constant access to the Mercy Seat and we begin our relationship
with God by meeting Him in the Holy of Holies. It is not a place to
fear. It is a place of Welcome!
A Looking Place (C-126)
When strangers come to see God’s Tabernacle, what were they allowed
to see? What did it teach them about God? What did they learn from
the High Priest?
A Doing Place (C-127)
The activities and worship ceremonies had as much deep meaning as
the objects. It reflected God’s doing in our life and in our
doing service to Him.
HANSI
Temple of The Holy Spirit – When Paul tells the believers that
they must make their body the Temple of the Holy Spirit, he introduced
to all of us an overwhelming challenge. What is expected of us and how
do we fulfill our new, high calling? The way the Tabernacle and the
Old Testament temples were built and operated should give us some valid
spiritual guidance.
A Hidden Spirit (C-128)
A believer must always start with the inside and meet the Lord within
his spirit first. Visible changes follow later.
An Open Soul (C-129)
Our soul must open itself to the Spirit’s work and our will,
emotion and intellect must be renewed and become a place of daily
service to God. It’s an exciting way to live!
A Willing Body (C-130)
The body in its physical sense is always the last of the three parts
of us to catch on that all of it has been set aside for service and
worship. Our physical parts must learn to obey and respond to new
directions from our inner control center. The results can be mind
boggling!
PSALMS FOR THE 90’S & ANSWERS FOR THE 90’S
BETTY
Psalms for The 90’s – Moses wrote eleven Psalms (90-100) and
dedicated each to one of the tribes of Israel. The personality of the
sons of Jacob determine the emphasis of the Psalms. Each Psalm is applicable
for us in the 90’s.
Remember Yesterday: Psalms 90-03 (C-134)
We consider who our God truly is and who we are in God’s eyes.
We are loved with unconditional love by a Lord who holds every fleeting
moment of our lives in His kind hand.
Improve Today: Psalms 94 – 96 (C-135)
When evil seems to triumph, how do we react? Why do good things come
to bad people, why do bad things happen to good people? What is our
response to what God is doing today? Do we plant imperishable seeds?
Look for Tomorrow: Psalms 97-100 (C-136)
God wants us to learn a new song as we look for Christ’s return.
We can be content and satisfied like Naphtali, we have no reason to
fret, only rejoice.
HANSI
Answer for The 90’s – In the light of Psalms 90 to 100, we
learn to handle the past, present and future of our life in God’s
way and find healing, joy and great contentment in turbulent times.
Binding Shame: A Pain of The Past (C-137)
In order to live in a relaxed present, we must deal with our past
memories and the scars we all carry. Shame is a state of being we
all need to look at and know how to give it to Jesus. He bore our
shame and set us free from toxic shame.
Daily Joy: A Solution for the Present (C-138)
God’s true joy is the antidote to toxic emotions and fears, but
we must learn what it is not. What is God willing to give to us in
place of fickle happiness. Joy is more than a feeling!
Complete Approval: A Promise of the Future
(C-139)
We can have God’s approval simply by wanting to be His child,
but does God have our complete approval? Do we trust Him when we do
not understand Him and when His promises are fulfilled His way? How
do we find His gift of contentment?
STUDIES IN NUMBERS & TIME OF PREPARATION
BETTY
Book of Numbers - The Apostle Paul tells us in his letter to the Corinthians
that the happenings in the wilderness are recorded for our instruction,
that we may learn from them.
Cloud to Protect (C-140)
A loving, Heavenly Father provides a cloud to protect His young nation,
who like babes, complain and yell. They must be taught that obedience
brings protection. All of us must stay under the cloud.
Water to Satisfy (C-141)
The children of Israel find it hard to grow into spiritual maturity.
The miracle of water from the Rock should teach them to trust a loving
God. Our Rock is Christ and we need to remember that the water is
in the Rock.
Bread to Nourish (C-142)
God gave the murmuring Israelites daily manna so that they might see
His faithful love in spite of their ungrateful behavior. Do we take
God’s manna for granted also?
HANSI
Time of Preparation – The Lord leads every child of His out of
Egypt, through the Red Sea (salvation) into a time of preparation in
a wilderness setting so that His spirit can prepare us for greater inheritance
in the future. All of us must learn the same basics.
Learn to Be Free (C-143)
The first lesson for a slave when he enters freedom, is willing restraint
(obedience by free choice). Freedom is not a life without any restraints,
but living by inner control. The Cloud protects when one stays under
it.
Learn to Listen (C-144)
God calls His people in any generation to listen to His commandments
and respond with doing and trust. It is not for His sake, but because
He knows what is best for us! We need to learn to listen to each other
also.
Learn to See (C-145)
Eyes can lead astray because seeing interprets the physical not the
invisible, which is part of hearing and listening. The inner eye is
strengthened when we learn to be thankful and see everyday, God’s
hidden miracles.
STUDIES IN DEUTERONOMY & THE NATURE OF FREEDOM
BETTY
Studies in Deuteronomy – God desired to bring the Israelites out
of Egypt to bring them into His land of Promise. This is true for every
child of God in every generation. Many never receive all of God’s
provisions. What must we do to get our full inheritance?
Accept Your Inheritance (C-146)
Nothing is ours unless we accept it. In order to possess, we must
move into the territory and see it as ours. Israel never learned it
fully.
Use Your Inheritance (C-147)
Unless people do it God’s way, they end up in failure. If we
settle for better, we never see God’s best. What was God’s
wonderful plan for Israel? What is His plan for us?
Keep Your Inheritance (C-148)
Israel’s history in the land is a great lesson for us. Conquering
and possessing is one phase, settling and keeping it is the hardest.
Especially when God gives abundance. What are the dangers of taking
God’s blessings for granted?
HANSI
The Nature of Freedom – God’s highest goal for His children
on this earth is to live in freedom. We need to understand freedom to
live in it, otherwise, we take it for granted and lose it! Israel did.
Must it happen to us and our nation?
Insecurity of Freedom (C-149)
Freedom is for people with courage, because some of the physical securities
provided by the structure of bondage are missing. Freedom of choice
is a divine gift, not everybody wants it!
Principals of Freedom (C-150)
Freedom gives a choice. Free people are willing to make right choices
and take the responsibility for their decisions. To keep freedom alive,
God’s people must live by the principles of His true freedom.
Gifts of Freedom (C-151)
The gifts of freedom come as the heel follows the foot. We don’t
need to make them our top priority, they are a result. What happens
if we do it God’s way? We shall not only find ourselves blessed
in every aspect of life, but we shall possess it for our Lord God.
TAPE SETS - Hansi and Betty on each tape
End Times Study – A series of 12 tapes covering the events of
the Book of Revelation in the light of Old and New Testament Scriptures.
The tapes should be listened to sequentially as the topics follow the
order of Christ’s predictions and the sequential order of Revelation.
No “guesstamation” or future dates. Strictly Bible research
and impeccable historical information.
Olivet Discourse (C-152)
Times of The Gentiles (C-153)
The Rapture of The Church (C-154)
The Setting and Ephesus (C-155)
Six More Churches (C-156)
Heavenly Happenings (C-157)
Seals and Multitudes (C-158)
Trumpets. A Book and Two Witnesses (C-159)
A Rock and A Broken Covenant (C-160)
The Fall of Babylon (C-161)
Armageddon and The Second Coming (C-162)
Kings on Earth and in Heaven (C-163)
Parables of Jesus - Available only in six-tape sets. It is most
beneficial to listen to these tapes in the order given.
Is Anyone Hearing? (C-164)
Parable about salt and light, the request for bread, two building
foundations, cloth patching, two debtors, children in the marketplace
and the empty space for seven unclean spirits.
Is Anyone Learning? (C-165)
Explains six Parables about a child in their midst, counting the cost,
the insistent friend, the fig tree, about leaven, and a mustard seed.
Is Anyone Responding? (C-166)
We listen to six more Parables about the sower, the rich fool, seeking
the best seats, promises to work, the wicked husbandman and the need
for a wedding garment.
Is Anyone Coming? (C-167)
Seven Parables tell about the wedding feast, the rich man and Lazarus,
the Pharisee and the Publican, the good Samaritan, the lost sheep,
the lost coin, and the prodigal son.
Is Anyone Deserving? (C-168)
Another six Parables about the patient husbandman, the unmerciful
manager, the unrighteous steward, the unworthy servant, the hiring
of laborers and the finding of a great treasure and pearl.
Is Anyone Watching? (C-169)
Seven final Parables teach about tares and wheat, the fish dragnet,
three types of stewards, the unjust judge, blossoming fig tree, ten
virgins and giving of talents.
Isaiah – These fit well with the End-Time tapes. Available
only in six-tape sets. Isaiah could have written his book for our nation
of today. Six main theme of the prophet are analyzed as they relate
to our present days. God’s people of every generation ask the same
questions:
How Long? (C-170)
Who Is Coming? (C-171)
Who Is Involved? (C-172)
What Is The Real Problem? (C-173)
Do You Recognize Him? (C-174)
How Does It End? (C-175)
BIBLE STORY TAPES FOR CHILDREN
Rainbow Stories for Children – Betty gives the narrative
and Hansi gives the applications for our present times.
Two Scared, Brave Men (C-107)
Gideon & Elijah
Both men did not understand fully God’s plan, but they followed
His orders step by step. It was enough to be victorious!
Children Can Serve God, Too (C108)
Samuel, Miriam, The Little Maid, The Boy With The Lunch - Children
often feel unwanted or unimportant, These four children were used
by God when no adult made himself available!
Learn From Mistakes (C-109)
Peter, Timothy, Mark, Mary & Martha -
Mistakes cannot keep you down unless you permit them to. “ I
made a mistake once,” is no excuse for doing nothing.
Learn To Be Free (C-131)
Moses, Joshua & Caleb - All three of these men knew how to live
in oppression and slavery. Now God is teaching them how to live in
freedom. That takes courage!
Taking Risks For God (C-132)
Esther & Daniel - Two ordinary people found themselves in important
positions. They learned that in any situation, you can trust God.
He never fails!
Jesus Is Special (C-133)
Wedding at Cana, Lame Man, Jarius’ Daughter, Storm on Galilee
- Jesus’ miracles show that people’s well-being is most
important to Him. We are important, too.
Good Things To Remember (C-177)
Samuel, Paul’s nephew, Little Girl in Wilderness, Lost Sheep
- Some of these stories are for the younger listener: Jesus’
story about the sheep named Spot and Samuel learns to open the door.
Also included are a girl’s story who lives in the wilderness
and Paul’s nephew who keeps a promise.
Jesus Makes Places Special (C-178)
Christmas and Easter stories - The often requested stories of Christmas
and Easter told in a very unusual way. It is witnessed by the place
where it happened. The tape also covers Christ’s baptism and
HIS transfiguration. It teaches that Jesus will make any place or
person special.
Trust God & Be Happy (C-179)
David and Goliath, Elisha - The story of David and Goliath is told
in a most positive and upbeat way. It shows how even a young, often
put-down person who diligently practices while trusting God, can be
used by the Lord to do great things. The prophet Elisha is a special
man because he teaches others how to trust God in hopeless times and
remain happy.
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