From cherished family recipes to secret church potluck favorites, this cookbook is a delicious collection of culinary joy—created with love by our church family to support our youth group. Inside you'll find comforting casseroles, sweet treats, savory suppers, and maybe even a heavenly surprise or two.

Every page is seasoned with scripture, laughter, and the warmth of Christian fellowship. Whether you're feeding a crowd or cooking for one, these dishes are sure to nourish both body and soul.

All proceeds go to support our church youth group’s ministry and mission—thank you for being a part of what God is doing!

What if true freedom isn’t doing whatever you want… but doing what is right?

In a culture unraveling at the seams, where justice is redefined and truth is silenced, Ordered Liberty — God’s Design for Freedom calls the Church back to the foundations of freedom—God’s foundations.

Dr. Vincent Joseph Schaan, a former police lieutenant turned scholar of law and public policy, takes readers on a powerful journey through scripture, history, and the U.S. Constitution to reclaim the divine blueprint for liberty. From the sanctity of life to the authority of conscience, from the courtroom to the culture war, this book equips Christians to stand boldly, live righteously, and lead faithfully in a nation teetering on the edge.

This is not just a political book—it’s a spiritual wake-up call. With biblical insight, legal clarity, and prophetic urgency, Schaan challenges believers to reject compromise, confront injustice, and prepare the way for the coming King.

Because God didn’t give us freedom to do what we please—He gave us liberty to do what is right.

Ordered Justice - Righteousness, Not Relativism
In an age where justice is politicized, truth is redefined, and righteousness is often mocked, Ordered Justice - Righteousness, Not Relativism cuts through the noise with an unflinching call to return to God’s unchanging standard. Dr. Vincent J. Schaan, retired police lieutenant, criminal justice educator, and unapologetic follower of Christ, delivers a powerful blueprint for restoring justice in our courts, our culture, and our churches.
This book is not a polite suggestion, it’s a summons to moral courage. With a blend of biblical insight, constitutional clarity, and real-world law enforcement experience, Dr. Schaan exposes the failures of man’s justice systems and the dangers of cultural relativism. He contrasts the shifting sands of political expediency with the solid rock of God’s righteousness, showing why justice without truth is nothing more than legalized injustice.
Ordered Justice is more than a critique, it’s a vision for reform rooted in Scripture and proven through history. From the imago Dei to the courtroom, from the family to the halls of government, Dr. Schaan demonstrates that true justice restrains evil, upholds the innocent, punishes the guilty without partiality, and offers restoration only to the truly repentant. He calls out cowardice in law enforcement, compromise in politics, and complacency in the Church, insisting that mercy is meaningless without real accountability.
With chapters that dissect topics like law enforcement ethics, judicial overreach, selective prosecution, border sovereignty, media manipulation, and the prophetic role of the Church, this is a handbook for anyone who refuses to bow to the idol of “wokeness” or the tyranny of political correctness. It is a blueprint for believers, leaders, and citizens who understand that liberty cannot survive apart from righteousness, and righteousness cannot exist without God.
Whether you are a pastor, police officer, legislator, student, or simply a concerned citizen, Ordered Justice will challenge you to stand boldly, speak truthfully, and act righteously, no matter the cost. It will equip you to confront cultural decay with biblical clarity, reject compromise in the face of political pressure, and pursue a justice that is not swayed by wealth, status, or ideology.
In the words that echo through its pages:
“Justice and mercy were never meant to compete; they were meant to complete.”
“Let us not forget, mercy is only meaningful when justice is real.”
This is not just a book, it’s a rallying cry for a generation that still believes God, not man, defines what is right.