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Duets for Piano and Organ. This book contains ten beloved hymns and gospel songs for piano and organ duets. Early Advanced

This is a 2 book set.

Universal Sign Language Workbook for those who wish to communicate with the Deaf.

KJV Personal Size Giant Print Reference Bible, imitation leather, Blue/Grey

Excellent two-tone KJV Reference Bible – young people love this Bible!

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Hardback available at https://fundamentalbaptistbooks.com/product/seaside-bible-for-children/

Children’s Bible Hardcover Zipper closing with color pictures of major Bible events/characters. This zipper edition is very popular with the young ladies.

A Sermon by Dr. Jerry E. Chaney

Who is the Antichrist? And what is his place in prophecy?

Who is the Antichrist? And what is his place in prophecy?

Having proven himself as a poet, John Piper has written another masterpiece, retelling the story of Esther. This two-part poem begins with Mordecai talking with his teenage cousin Hadassah (Esther), whom he is raising. He explains how her grandfather had a prophetic dream about freedom in the land of Susa, and how his aunt and uncle (Esther’s parents) began the journey. Esther’s mother, he explains, died in childbirth, and her father died only two years later. Part two fast-forwards to Esther looking back and explaining how she became queen to her son, and what God’s providential purposes were in saving the Jews. This moving story is complete with illustrations by artist Glenn Harrington, and will inspire faith in God through fictional poetry about the nonfictional story of Esther.

Life was bleak for Naomi. Her husband was dead, as were her sons. She found herself in a foreign land with only one friend-her daughter-in-law Ruth. But as she returned to her hometown of Bethlehem, a ray of divine hope broke through the dark clouds of providence. It was the barley harvest, and she wasn’t alone.

This cycle of poems by John Piper tells the story of God’s care for Naomi and the love affair between Ruth and Boaz through the eyes of their son, an aged Obed, as he narrates the account to his eight-year-old grandson David, the future king of Israel. Through this creative work, readers will walk with Boaz from promise to fulfillment, with Ruth from widowhood to motherhood, and with Naomi from death to life.

What does it look like to live a life fully committed to God and his kingdom? Despite having different callings in ministry, Charles Spurgeon, George Müller, and Hudson Taylor all stand as titans of faithfulness — trusting in the sovereignty of God in the midst of affliction, hardship, and loss — and their examples of steadfast confidence in God continue to motivate and inspire God’s people, even today. The seventh book in John Piper’s popular The Swans Are Not Silent series, A Camaraderie of Confidence highlights how the amazing lives and legendary ministries of these three men continue to illustrate what it means to hold fast to the promises of God.

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.

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.

Sermons compiled by Dr. Jerry E. Chaney

Hymns & Choruses for the Deaf.

“I want Thy plan, O God, for my life. May I be happy and contented whether in the homeland or on the foreign field; whether married or alone, in happiness or sorrow, health or sickness, prosperity or adversity — I want Thy plan, O God, for my life. I want it; oh, I want it.”
― Oswald J. Smith

This story is an autobiography of sorts, as Mrs. Scott tells the story of her falling in love with C.L. Scott, their marriage, his rise to Lt. Col. in the Air Force, & his subsequent death, as a pilot in World War II.

This book is the story of Ruth Harrison, a mother, with a crippled husband, and a son with epilepsy; it describes her struggles and how she finally learned to surrender her burdens to the Lord. An excellent and very relatable book for all, and mothers especially.

For the Christian, here is a rich source of material for meditation and Bible study … for the lost, here is an invitation to accept salvation.

A biography of the missionary who pioneered the Gospel to the country of Tibet.

A tale of Ancient Rome.

Compiled largely from Billy Bray’s own Memoranda.

Stories of Civil War Songs is the first published collection of the interesting and authentic backgrounds of the patriotic, sentimental and sacred songs that were written or gained prominence and popularity during the War of 1861-1865.

This book includes quotes of and stories about 14 great Americans.

For fearlessness and faithfulness, the name of John G. Paton stands in the front rank of missionary biography. As a poor boy, John Paton heard the call of Good to seek the lost. And the years of his long life were spent in giving diligent heed to that call.

“Why should we consider using our home as a tool to reach people for Christ? It was God’s idea! Romans 12:13 says, ‘Distributing to the necessity of saints; given to hospitality.’ Paul, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, teaches us how to live the Christian life God’s way. We should be willing to entertain those people in our home whom God brings across our path.”

An inspiring call to humility in Christian service and renewed compassion for those without Christ.

Whitefield was not only the greatest preacher and orator of the eighteenth century, he was also one of its most saintly characters, if not the saintliest of all. Certainly there was no more humble or lovable man amongst them. What can be more profitable, next to the Bible itself, than to read something of the life of such a man and to read his own words!

This book presents fourteen Old Testament sermons delivered at the First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas, of which he was pastor for forty-seven years.

First published in 1930, this book of eight sermons by the late Benajah Harvey Carroll, founder and first president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, is a thrilling reminder to all modern Christians of their doctrinal heritage