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Incomparable in its faithfulness, majestic in its language, and inexhaustible in its spiritual fruitfulness, the King James Version continues to reveal to millions the grace of Him whose name is the Word of God, and who is crowned with glory and honor.

By Ian Paisley

After studying in England and Germany, Miss Havergal became a brilliant singer and pianist, and a great career in society was open to her. But she considered her talents to be only loans from the Lord, to be used in His service. In 1874 she wrote the beautiful hymn, “Take My Life And Let It Be.”

By Esther Enock

Since the early days of the Woodvale, their singing has enjoyed an enthusiastic acceptance by Christians. This book will take you on a trip down nostalgia lane where you will meet again many of the well known personalities from the last 5 decades of evangelical life in Ulster.

A personal eyewitness account of the work of the Holy Spirit throughout New England during the Great Awakening 1734-35.

95 Pages
By Jonathan Edwards

Every generation is called by God to be involved in His World Mission. Here are 8 short biographies of ordinary men and women who obeyed God’s call on their lives and served Him in different parts of the world.

By Lionel Fitzsimons

Do you yearn for reality? A peace that is true? Are you fed up with sham? Is it getting to you? If you are, you’re not the first or only one. George Bates was like that. He struggled with it and came close to suicide on numerous occasions. But he trusted Christ. He often says, “This isn’t the George Bates story. It’s the Jesus Christ story.” And it’s true!

By George Bates & Noel Davidson

As the dark freezing water of the Atlantic crept slowly up the decks of the Titanic, John Harper shouted, “Let the women, children, and the unsaved into the lifeboats.” Harper gave his life jacket to another man. It was a night for heroes, and John Harper met that challenge. He urged those around him that night to put their trust in Jesus Christ.

Paperback 119 Pages
By Moody Adams

A summary of the life and conversion of spiritual giants of years past. Augustine, Luther, Latimer, Calvin, Henderson, Cameron, Bunyan, Wesley, Whitefield, Brainerd, Carey, Livingstone, Spurgeon, and others.

By Frederick Leahy

This treasury brings us the writings of influential Christians of previous eras. Their zeal will challenge us to go forward in the Christian life and be equipped to serve the Lord. Spiritual growth, like physical growth, requires careful nurture. May this cloud of witnesses minister to our timeless spiritual needs.

Compiled by Charles Edwards

A study in the book of Revelation. Book Available in Limited Quantities

This book looks at key milestones in the life of Christ, along with their crucial relevance and meaning for us today. When we view the life of Jesus Christ, we can only conclude that God has visited his people.

By Timothy Cross

Familiar on a day to day basis with the all-round care of the sheep and skills of shepherds, the author is equipped to use these experiences in the illustration of spiritual lessons.

By Robert Gamble

What is the world coming to? is a question that is often heard by people today. It would be more correct to ask “What is coming to the world?”

By Dennis Lyle

Sermons on All of scripture; All of Sin; All of Christ; All of salvation; All of God’s sovereignty; All of God’s supply.

96 Pages
By Lehman Strauss

The central fact of history. An easy to read devotional study on the death of Christ as it was foreshadowed in the sacrifices of the Old Testament period.

By Samuel Carson

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

Moses, Paul, Samuel, Elijah, Peter, Isaiah, Abraham, Joseph, David, John. The master of biographical preaching, these sermons will deepen the reader’s appreciation of the lessons to be drawn from his examination of these great lives.

110 Pages
By Clarence Macartney

The song of songs has always been a special book for believers of all ages, yet few fully understand the hidden meaning of the book. In this devotional commentary, Brian Green seeks to show that the love story is not just about two people, but about three–the Shulamite, King Solomon, who does everything to win her heart, and the Shepherd of the Hills who is her true love.

By Brian Green

This book is a back-to-basics approach to Christian living. For the Christian everything depends on what we think of Christ. Salvation in Christ is complete, therefore we are complete in Him.

By Michael Barrett

As children, we were taught that parables are earthly stories with a heavenly meaning and that Jesus through His use of parables showed He was the best story-teller of all time. Every parable in these pages is designed to point people to Him. Inspirational writings to encourage and uplift the heart.

By Robert Holmes

Sermons by C. H. Spurgeon that deal with the subject of prayer and revival in the scriptures.

Sermons by C. H. Spurgeon which deal with the Psalms of the scriptures.

Sermons by C. H. Spurgeon all dealing with the subject of prayer in the scriptures.

Sermons by C. H. Spurgeon which all deal on the subject of Parables found in the scriptures.

All sermons by C. H. Spurgeon dealing with the subject of Miracles in the scriptures.

A collection of sermons by C.H. Spurgeon, as preached and published in newspapers in England as well as the U.S.

Whether used by families as a devotional tool to be used during quiet time in the home or by pastors & students, these sermons will provide insight to Spurgeon, the man, and also lift up on high the Christ of the scriptures.

By Charles Spurgeon

This collection is unique in that most of them have been passed down from grandfather, to father, to himself, and each one illustrates some aspect of his spiritual pilgrimage. The author reminds us that God frequently raises up a man or woman for a particular time.

By Eric Hayden

The Covenanters, together with the Puritans, gained freedom in every realm of human living, thus winning and preserving Democracy, and the right to worship God with an open Bible interpreted by all. We owe our way of life, our Constitution and our institutions to them.

By Jock Purves