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Written by a spiritual giant of the 19th century church, the book contains much-needed advice and clear guidance on how we should visit the sick, and what we should say on our visits to them.

There has always been great controversy over the virgin birth of Christ. I hope that in this work I have clarified and settled many of the problems that have arisen on the subject.

Theme: Sing a new song!

The Music groups of South Haven Christian School. Features a Men’s Quartet, Ladies Ensemble, Recording Choir, Mixed Ensemble and Handchime Choir. South Haven Christian School
is a ministry of the South Haven Baptist Church Springfield, Tennessee. Songs include: The Value of One, Written In Red, What a Lovely Name, Be the One, He Wrote My Name and more.

A Collection Of Puritan Prayers. The prayers in The Valley of Vision are steeped in Scripture, yet never succumb to mere formula. They are theologically fresh and vibrant.

Arthur Bennett

Paperback

Being a Few Truths For the Times: Sermons in some cases, lectures in others, they all exhibit the robust evangelical doctrine and down-to earth application, characteristic of Ryle’s style. With a vibrant challenging note and an occasional flash of humour, reliable advice, grounded in Biblical principles, is offered to ministers and congregations, parents and children, young and old, converted and unconverted.

Scriptures are used to unveil Christ and to show Him as our only Savior, our only hope, our only message. Christ is clearly and constantly unveiled as God’s only remedy for men’s needs.

By Tom Hayes

Great Doctrinal Truth as Told by the Thief on the Cross

C. H. Spurgeon is commonly called the Prince of Preachers, a title he rightly deserves. At the height of his ministry in the heart of London during the 19th century, his sermons were published in daily newspapers both in England and the U.S. Now 100 years later after his death, this book gives an indepth look at Spurgeon and incorporates many of his own writings in this book.

By Eric Hayden

How Fiction Changed Britain

Where did the practices and beliefs of Roman Catholicism come from? In this scholarly classic, first published over eighty years ago, Alexander Hislop reveals that many Roman Catholic teachings did not originate with Christ or the Bible, but were adopted from ancient pagan Babylonian religion, and given Christian names.

What does the Bible say?

Describing in simple terms the errors of the modern sect that boldly claims to be the one true church. How does it stand up in the light of the Bible?

Paperback 99 Pages
By Hugh Pyle

Turn temptation into triumph! This vital study by Dr. Jon Jenkins will encourage any Christian on this issue that everyone struggles with.

Jon M Jenkins

250 pages

Dr. Pyle addresses this subject that not too many people wish to discuss, including in his message the different styles of music: rock, soft rock, country and religious rock.

This is a scholarly comparison of the teachings of this rapidly growing cult with the truths of the Bible, Dr. Pyle carefully details the false doctrines of Mormons: baptism for the dead, polygamy, denial of the deity of Christ. This book will arm you to do battle with the aggressive missionaries of deceit.

Paperback 79 Pages

In this book, Dr. Ken Blue exposes the fallacy in Baptist Bride Church theology, especially concerning their beliefs about exclusive baptism.

This simple work is written in such a way as to make God’s Word clear to anyone who will listen.

The Triumph of Truth by Merle d’Aubigné is a Christian biography about Martin Luther (1483–1546), leader of the Reformation.

Dennis Atkinson presents another round of practical Bible lessons for young people wound around an exciting story in his second book about Dillon and Kyle.

OUT OF PRINT!!! OUT OF STOCK!!! A Halloween tract.

Classic Reflections on the Wisdom of the Psalms

Edward,Nathan, and their friends discover a mansion’s secret, a mysterious treasure map, and a thrilling adventure… but Nathan makes the most valuable discovery of all.

A story about a boy name Marcus, learning what makes something a treasure and what makes a person a big person. For ages 6-10.

The culture war in modern America is no accident, but a carefully orchestrated attack of Satan against the church, against individual Christians, against our Constitution, and against our religious liberties.

Phil Stringer

Paperback 290 pages

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