BOOKS

A “must read” for young adults, this easy-to-read commentary by Dr. Sorenson studies the timeless truths found in the Proverbs.

Dr. David Sorenson presents compelling evidence that the principal manuscripts, foundational to virtually all modern Bible versions – Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus – are not ancient. They in fact are of recent origin. Though presenting literary history, many will find this book to be a page turner. There is scholarship evident throughout, yet the author writes on a level which just about anyone can understand. This book presents powerful evidence that Codex Sinaiticus was actually produced in 1840 and that Codex Vaticanus is no older than the medieval era, with modifications likely made in the 19th century.

David H. Sorenson

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Today the Church’s hope in respect to her mission of discipling all nations is in eclipse. The world gives Christianity no future and evangelicals themselves doubt whether the cause of Christ can ever attain to a greater triumph before his Second Advent. Must the prospects for succeeding generations be darker than those of today? Can we even expect any period of history to intervene before the Advent of Christ? How can readiness for Christ’s coming be consistent with the belief that revivals are yet to be given to the Church? Such questions are brought to the fore in The Puritan Hope and the author, employing both exposition of Scripture and much historical and biographical material, sets out the case for believing that it is not ‘orthodox’ to indulge in gloom over the prospect for Christianity in the world.

When King Emmanuel sends Prince Josiah on a difficult journey to various castles across the kingdom, the young prince is unprepared for the dangers and temptations that he will face. As Josiah grows in the knowledge of his King and strives to become like him, he learns the importance of following his Book and listening for the voice of the Dove. Book 2 challenges the reader to examine his relationship with the King.

This is the first book in the “Kingdom Tales from Terrestria”, a companion series to “The Terrestria Series”.

A dangerous quest to a mysterious mountain — but how will it end? Gavin learns that God has plans for him—plans that promise life and purpose. But first he and his friends must travel to a mountain.

The Baseball Evangelist

This book will take you on a journey back to the early part of the 5th century. These writings provide such a vivid picture of Patrick himself that the force of his personality and the fervor of his faith still live today.

By J. M. Holmes

A great autobiography on Ron Allen, veteran of Vietnam. The story of how a man found peace in God.

Jerry Ross

The Red House Mystery is a classic mystery by A.A. Milne, set in a British mansion with an abundance of characters and curious clues.

John Knox tells the history of the Reformation in Scotland

Twenty Years of Missionary Testimonies

A commentary on the Book of Matthew.

For anyone seeking to finish their course for Christ.

How to have a romantic relationship with your spouse.

By Cathy Rice

How could God have authored this? I thought . . .If this was not God’s will, why was He allowing it to happen? When was He going to put His foot down? What about His promises?

Set against a dark background during a period in the history of Israel, when every man was a law unto himself, and it looked as if God’s design for the nation had crashed to the ground, God’s purpose is revealed.

208 Pages
By Edward Boone

Is the Christian more accountable to God than the unsaved? Are there consequences in this life for sin? Is it possible for a believer to shorten his earthly life? Can one get out of God’s will and still come back to a place of usefulness in God’s service? God’s solution is revival. Dr. Rice presents Bible messages that reprove, rebuke and exhort the Christian to live consistently for God and to make a new start if you have gotten out of His will. This book shows Christians how to return to the road to victory! A stirring introduction was written for this book by the late evangelist, Hyman Appelman.

Paperback 253 Pages
By John Rice

This story of revenge and forgiveness, sickness and healing, and evil and grace traces the footsteps of Jesus of Nazareth-to the places He walked and the people He touched.

The powerful family saga of four Amish sisters whose way of life and faith in God are as enduring as Lancaster’s signature horse and buggy.

“Seeker-sensitivity” sounds noble, but its roots are corrupt, and in today’s church it is coming at the expense of the truth!

2nd Volume

Book 3 of the Terrestria Chronicles encourages the reader to be a witness for the King. An allegory of soulwinning.

The Christian life is not meant to be frustrating or impossible to live up to. There are essential truths that will keep your relationship with Christ fresh, dynamic, and fulfilling. Andrew Murray helps you to clear away your spiritual baggage and provides you with a simple, liberating outlook on the Christian life.

92 Pages
By Andrew Murray

There is no fact in history more clearly established than the fact of the First Coming of Christ. But as His First Coming did not fulfill all the prophecies associated with His Coming, it is evident that there must be another Coming to completely fulfill them. The prophets themselves did not clearly perceive the difference between the Sufferings and Glory of Christ.

By Clarence Larkin

Daniel provides the clearest Old Testament picture of the second coming Christ. Here Dr. Rice plainly expounds the meaning of Daniel’s visions and what they have to tell us about the imminent return of Christ. He shows the order of events surrounding the second coming of Christ with no speculation nor theories, but what the Word plainly teaches. This book is excellent for class study; especially is it helpful in understanding the Book of Revelation. A companion booklet to this title is “Bible Lessons on the Book of Revelation,” also by Dr. Rice.

Booklet 43 Pages

By John Rice

All about the role, the relationships and the responsibilities of a staff member in a local church.

Lucy has lived with her grandparents at Pheasant Cottage since she was a little girl, but she has dim memories of someone else. Who was it? What are her grandparents hiding from her? Lucy is determined to find the answers but it turns out to be harder than she expected.

‘The power of religion and godliness lives, thrives, or dies, as closet prayer lives, thrives, or dies.’ This was the deeply held conviction of Thomas Brooks. As a pastor who knew his people well, he feared that many Christians did not understand the ‘necessity, excellency, and usefulness’ of private prayer, and that many lived in ‘too great a neglect of this indispensable duty.’

Focusing on our Lord’s words about ‘closet prayer’ in Matthew 6:6, Brooks supplies us with a masterful treatment of a vitally important aspect of the Christian’s life. His aim is intensely practical: ‘to preserve and keep up the power of religion and godliness both in men’s houses, hearts, and lives.’

In these pages, Murray discusses the fact that union with Christ allows you to become perfect in God’s sight. As you abide in God’s presence, you will blossom into perfection. Begin now to serve God with a perfect heart, and He will do in you all that He has done in Christ Jesus.

This book asks the question, ‘Does God Still Guide?’ It shows that the scripture itself promises divine, individual guidance to us. It will show that every detail of our lives is, to God, a necessary part of the whole. Here are instructions to heed.

By F. B. Meyer