BOOKS

A Treatise on the Blood of Christ

Come Down, Lord! is a succinct, readable and biblically-based treatment of the vital theme of revival

Has “politically correct” history robbed you of some very important lessons?

Author Phil Stringer

A beautiful full-length Bible study book is published for each 13-week series. Class members may desire to obtain this book for further reading.

From the dying lips of an unknown leper, “Lord, if Thou wilt…” to the humble whisper of a prestigious king, “Grant me wisdom…,” prayer is that common thread that binds the human heart to its Creator. Throughout the millenniums, people from all cultures yearn to speak with that Someone greater than the problems of this life. Even Scripture eternally recorded for us the petitions of those that looked to the God of Heaven for an answer. He is the same God now as He was then; He still desires for His people to call upon Him.

The Study Guide is to be used by each student in the Sunday School class. It contains helpful summaries of each lesson and provides the student with a place to take notes while the lesson is being taught. Also provided are daily Bible readings and questions to help the student prepare for next week’s lesson.

A beautiful full-length Bible study book is published for each 13-week series. Class members may desire to obtain this book for further reading.

This unique 144-page  soul-winning tool is essentially three books in one: a succinct, 65-page Gospel presentation (comprising 10 short chapters); a complimentary audio book (narrated by the author) via QR code; plus an appended John & Romans.

Please allow this book to help you reach your loved ones and acquaintances by giving them a copy of What Must I Do to be Saved?

William P Grady

Paperback

A daily exercise in God’s five forms of communication, a proven method for creating a dynamic love relationship with God.

The Student Handbook is to be used by each student in the Sunday School Class. It contains helpful summaries of each lesson and provides the student with a place to take notes while the lesson is being taught. Also provided are daily Bible readings and questions to help the student prepare for next week’s lesson.

All sixty-four chapters aim to equip ministry leaders with invaluable and practical tips. This book is for “preacher boys” and seasoned pastors alike as it covers the basics such as sermon preparation, prayer and Bible study, and then gives valuable insight in regard to special events, speaking, counseling, hiring staff, the preacher’s library, dealing with troublemakers, accountability, and time for family.

Author Michael Ray

Find The Answer To Life’s Most Pressing Question

A Practical Plan for Spiritual Awakening

Author Lou Rossi Jr.

What do we look for in a pastor? How do we determine who should lead? What is the role of women in the church? Using 1 Timothy and Titus as the basic text, this self-study guide gives specific instruction in these and other key areas related to the local assembly. You’ll understand more fully the requirements and responsibilities of all individuals, leaders and laymen alike. The book of 2 Timothy is an intensely personal letter from the apostle in chains to his son in the faith, Timothy. In it he encourages Timothy to wage the courageous fight of faith against all ungodliness. This book is part of Jensen’s series of study guides designed for individual, group, or class use, with numerous outlines, charts, maps, diagrams, and other helps that make exploring and learning the Bible’s message easy and exciting.

Author Irving Jensen

Here is a man who knows his Bible inside out, whose fresh and vivid use of words can make an old truth new.

Author Harold Murray

This book answers 30 of the most popular of these myths, including the following:
• “King James Onlyism” was invented by a Seventh-day Adventist
• There are no doctrinal differences between the modern versions and the KJV
• Fundamentalists did not defend the KJV before the 1970s
• The KJV been updated in thousands of places
• King James I was a homosexual
• the KJV translators said all versions are good
• The King James Bible is too difficult to understand

Author David Cloud
• Erasmus was a Roman Catholic humanist
• Erasmus’ Greek New Testament was hastily done and filled with errors
• Erasmus used a mere handful of Greek manuscripts
• modern textual criticism is a legitimate science.

Seven of Moody’s Greatest Sermons

Billy R. Toler’s Personal Reflections of Dr. Harold B. Sightler

A Biblical Journey in Personal Discipleship

OUT OF PRINT so no back-orders available

International Sunday School Lessons

Perfectionists will not be comfortable with David. Those who stumble often, but who always turn with melted hearts to God for pardon and help, will find in him a brother for all situations. Such people will love the sacred history of his life and find it totally engrossing.

Satan’s Program for the Church

Is the English Bible the Word of God? Should we follow the Old Testament today? How many different ways of salvation are there? These and other questions are answered in this little book which shows how the New Testament quotes the Old. The way the Holy Spirit used scripture is the perfect model for us, and gives the solution to many of the controversial issues of our day.

Author Bruce Lackey

The plans and blueprints of all God’s work begin with Himself. However, the implementing of those plans involves people. The “Desert House” in one such example. God commanded and Moses executed those instructions. Blessing followed as God’s glory filled that special house in the desert.

It cannot be overemphasized the teaching of the cross and the centrality of the Saviour and this is what Sam Carson does as he opens up and teaches the meaning of, and the underlying reason for, God’s “Desert House.”

Realize again what Christ did for us on Calvary.

During the past few years, an issue (which for many Fundamental Baptists seemed to be settled) has arisen that has caused a great stir within our movement. We now have Fundamental Baptist brothers claiming to be King James Only men our of one side of their mouths while out the other they indirectly, and in some cases directly, criticize the very same King James Bible.

Author Johnny Esposito

The Baptists today are easily the largest Christian group in the southern portion of the United States. . . . The triumph of free-church principles in the Revolutionary era, the homogeneity of southern people, and the rise of the common man and the economically depressed in the South are among the factors which have contributed to Baptist growth in the region.

Author William Lumpkin

What does the Bible say about drinking?

This self-study guide will help you follow the decline and captivity of both Israel and Judah and their determined endurance under one evil king after another. You’ll also marvel at the miracle-filled ministry of Elisha. In your study of 2 Chronicles, you’ll see how Ezra, concerned for the spiritual welfare of God’s people, organized his account of the kingdom’s history in order to emphasize the importance of religious purity as well as the proper place of the law, the Temple, and the priesthood.

The books in the Jensen Bible Self-Study Guide series are designed to provide you with a broader understanding of God’s Word. Offering historical context and background, author information, charts, and other helps, these books will equip you with a comprehensive reference tool you’ll return to often. Each study includes an opportunity for analysis, response, and further study in a response-oriented format. The thirty-nine books in this series are suitable for both personal and group use.

Author Irving Jensen

In all this debate, the question which really cries for an answer is this: Does God have a controversy with the King James Bible? This simple treatise provides Ten Reasons why He does not. It is written for simple laypeople, as Dr. White calls them, who hunger for a copy of the inspired writings of God’s inerrant and infallible Word, and for any preacher who loves the simplicity that is in Christ and His Word (II Corinthians 11:3).

Author H. Wayne Williams