 artin
is a
spiritual
seeker, just
like you. He
has sampled
the
religious
institutions
of men and
found them
unable to
contain the
greatness of
God. All his
life, Martin
has had deep
questions
about God
and his
relationship
to Him: Why
am I here?
Why is there
so much evil
in the
world? Is
the universe
coming to an
end? What
will happen
to my
unbelieving
loved ones
after they
die? How
important is
it to attend
a church?
Martin did
not find
answers in
church. In
fact, most
of the
churches
Martin
attended or
visited
didn't even
want to hear
the
questions.
At the age of
19, Martin
quit the
Catholic
religion in
which he
grew up,
bought his
own copy of
the Bible,
and began to
seek for
himself.
Here, on
this Web
site, you
will find
some of the
answers he
has found
over the
past
twenty-two
years. Click
on “Q&A” to
discover
that other
people
probably
have some of
the same
questions
you have. To
read
excerpts
from
Martin's
writings, as
well as from
his personal
correspondence,
click on “Zenderature.”
At “ZenderBitz,”
you will
find sound
files from
talks
delivered in
such diverse
places as
churches,
hotel
conference
rooms,
private
homes, pole
barns, and
metropolitan
radio
studios.
These bits
are
introduced
by Martin
and his wife
Melody—wait
until you
hear these
two go at
it. To read
excerpts
from
Martin’s
books, click
on “Books,
etc.” Martin
wrote his
first book,
“How to Quit
Church
Without
Quitting
God,” to
help
freedom-seekers
discover,
among other
things, this
amazing
truth: The
phrase "go
to church"
is not to be
found
anywhere in
the
Scriptures.
Oh, and
this: Jesus
Christ
Himself is
not a member
of the
Christian
religion.
Click
“ZenderTalk”
five days a
week to hear
Martin
conduct
rollicking
studies from
his “cheapo
studios
studio on
top of the
post office,
across from
the bank,
and a short
walk from
the
library.”
Martin
tackles such
topics as
sin,
salvation,
death, hell,
sex, free
will—and
Amish
underwear.
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