Clearance Books

Matthew could hardly wait to hear Grandma Ruth’s story about the big-tailed fish. “It’s a whale of a tale about a man named Jonah,” she said. Read this book and find out how God rescued Jonah.

By Ruth Scarff

Questions like, Is there a God and can I know him? Does hell have literal fire? Why did God allow the 9-11 terrorist attacks? Why do bad things sometimes happen to good people? and more. These are good for the new Christian, as well as challenging to the mature Christian.

The Adventures of Arty Anderson series

Young readers learn that God is in control and knows what is best for each of us.

In this seventh volume in the popular Hannah of Fort Bridger series, dispirited young pioneers learn that God cares about their heartaches and always, somehow, provides a mountaintop “Beyond the Valley”.

This is a story based on events in the life of Billy Sunday.

This is a story based on events in the life of Billy Sunday.

You’ll discover the inspiring story behind the story when you meet Charles Sheldon, the author of “In His Steps”. Talented writer, beloved pastor, and zealous reformer, Charles Sheldon turned his considerable energies to meeting the needs of the people around him.

Seven testimonies as to the Virgin Birth.

It is a time for celebration as Elsie prepares to marry her beloved Edward. After their wedding, the happy couple honeymoon in the Bayou region of Louisiana, Elsie’s mother’s home. Four children are born to Elsie and Edward, who experience the joys and heartaches of parenthood. Meanwhile, the country is on the brink of civil war.

352 Pages

By Martha Finley

Four inspiring love stories from the sunshine state.

No matter what your situation, God has a promise for you!

“Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” – I Peter 5:7

Booklet 28 Pages

Terry L. Coomer

“Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” – II Timothy 2:15

“Illusions” is the compelling story of five Bible college students who go to Boston to study Christian Science. There they find mystery, intrigue, romance and murder.

The Church was in a terrible state. John Calvin hoped to return it to a state of grace.

Luther’s many achievements, including his astounding translation of the entire Bible into an extremely readable German edition, underscore how profoundly he was used by God.

From her earliest days, er dream was to be a missionary and Calabar was her mission field.

Some gifts are very expensive and others are priceless. . .

These two stories capture the warmth and depth Janette Oke’s readers have come to know and love.

“Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6

The Great “By Faith” Biography Series. Morrison toiled for 25 years in China, and though his ministry was not blessed by great numbers of converts, he paved the way for other missionaries to come to China.

No one would believe the adventures of nineteenth-century missionary Samuel Morris, unless they believe in a God of compassion and grace.

Satan’s Bid for your child a classic message by Dr Jack Hyles on Satan’s attack on our children

Jack Hyles

Booklet

These stories he told resulted in a series of children’s books. This pamphlet was the first in the series and makes for an excellent bedtime story for the little ones. Little Scamper Squirrel only gets into more and more real trouble as his one small sin snowballs into an avalanche of sins. Stealing leads to lying; and his lying might help Freddie Fox get his next meal: Grandma Goose! And then more lies until the wrong criminal is almost arrested for Scamper’s “nutty” crime. Read “Scamper Squirrel” to find out how Scamper settles his account with the law and learns that the Bible is always right: “Be sure your sin will find you out” (Numbers 32:23).

By Hugh Pyle

It’s an adventure full of suspense and surprises! And lessons to be learned!

Read “Short People Need Tall Trees” and learn what strange and wonderful things happened to Zacchaeus because he was short.

By Ruth Scarff