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Ten victorious arrangements of hymns and gospel songs. Intermediate/Early Advance.

The James A. Stewart Library Volume 1

In this book Torrey claims that he is an optimist because he has deeply pondered and believes with his whole heart what the Bible teaches concerning the Second Coming of Christ. Otherwise he would be pessimistic knowing what he does of the social trends in society. Torrey explores the stages of his own experience and the transformation wrought in him by the apprehension of this important doctrine.

False Prophets in the Church

Author Thomas Hill

When Jesus “made himself nothing … taking the nature of a servant,” He modeled for all believers true humility. Murray calls this “our true nobility” and “the distinguishing feature of discipleship.” In twelve brief but powerful chapters, Murray journeys through Scripture and Christ’s life, underscoring the utmost need for humility—as opposed to pride—in the Christian’s life. With insightful, penetrating clarity, Murray calls all Christians to turn from pride, empty themselves, and study the character of Christ to be filled with His grace. Often called the best work on humility ever written.

Author Andrew Murray

F. B. Meyer has written a series of outstanding Bible biographies, and the very first one he prepared was this one on the life of Joseph. Joseph’s life has a special charm, not only because of its intrinsic beauty, but because of its vivid anticipations of the Life that lights all lives.

The Baptists today are easily the largest Christian group in the southern portion of the United States. . . . The triumph of free-church principles in the Revolutionary era, the homogeneity of southern people, and the rise of the common man and the economically depressed in the South are among the factors which have contributed to Baptist growth in the region.

Author William Lumpkin

This book is written to help you find balance in life and accomplish the things in life that are most important.

Intended as an “original compilation” this work by Dr. Emery H. Bancroft is an “interesting reading of a mass of material in all areas of theology.” It is a doctrinally sound, scholarly work that covers the topic well.
Classic book on Christian Theology
by a classic author Emery H. Bancroft

This book provides a biblical foundation for making decisions about music, and it covers some practical musical issues as well. In addition to being an inspirational book to read, this book is sometimes used as the basis for teaching a series of lessons and as a classroom textbook.

Paperback 166 pages
By Mike Zachary

Unusual wintertime visitors lend an air of mystery to the normal routine of Dakota’s and Jacy’s life with Back Trails wilderness tours, and the siblings don’t welcome the changes. Dad is acting very strange, and the visitors seem to have lofty schemes of their own. Before long it seems that nobody in the Craig family is seeing clearly. And that could mean the end for Back Trails.

116 Pages
By Catherine Farnes

The first in the Regina Silsby series!

A mysterious story set in the time of the American Revolution!

“Tony”. The deep voice of authority and quiet confidence instantly drew our attention. I straightened. My mouth opened slightly, but no sounds came.
“Uncle Jack”, I said, almost in a whisper. I stared at him My breath stopped. He looks just like Dad.

Two Jewish orphans living in a small village attempt to earn their livelihood in Roman occupied Jerusalem. Mala sews for the wives of wealthy Roman aristocrats and watches in dismay as her brother, Abandon, becomes deeply entrenched in a life of crime. Then, suddenly the whole village is rocked by the transformation of one of its residents…and the name that seems to be on everyone’s lips…

For Young Adult

Paperback

By Alicia Petersen

Christian Fiction Ages 9-12. Josh joins a cattle drive through Florida’s fearful wilderness. Florida after the Civil War was one long stretch of wilderness. Men had to struggle to feed and protect their families. Armed with the eighteen-foot bullwhips that earned them the name of “Crackers,” these men lived by hunting small game.

122 Pages
By Milly Howard

Christian Novel, Ages 9-12. Wolves, weather, a black lamb, a trusty dog–all are part of Peter’s life on a mountain farm.

106 Pages
By Elizabeth Yates

Christian Fiction Ages 7-9. Dogs have been mysteriously disappearing from Mark’s small town, so the Crimebusters team gets right to work. But their clues lead nowhere, and their carefully planned stakeout turns into a nightmare. This case looks impossible . . . until Samson the cat shows up. Book 1 in the Crimebusters Series.

146 Pages
By Milly Howard

Charlie’s plans are ruined. ages 7-9

Book 2 in the Arby Jenkins series.
Arby and summer camp.

Christian Fiction Ages 6-7. The pirate sea dogs are safely in prison, so Charles and Oliver settle down to enjoy a peaceful life. But one night they hear startling news about those pirates.

116 Pages
By Tim Davis

Christian Fiction Ages 6-7. Charles and Oliver set a trap for the pirate sea dogs, and with the help of Captain Tabby, they plan a final attack. But two fierce rats are determined to destroy Charles and Oliver, no matter what.

120 Pages
By Tim Davis

Sheriff J. D. Saddlesoap tolerates no trouble, and he’s a find-looking mustang besides. He faces down a passel of outlaws and solves a heap of problems to keep Dust River Gulch a dandy place for its citizens to live. Illustrated.

102 Pages
Ages 9-12
By Tim Davis

Christian Fiction Ages 9-12. In this tale of adventure set in Canada, Calvin, his cousin Eric, and Willis, a young Indian guide, stumble into unexpected danger. They work together to unravel the mysteries of an ancient Ojibwa legend and find that it has a bittersweet ending.

154 Pages

By Nat Reed

One cold morning in January 1644 four-year-old Willy is abandoned on the porch of a parish church in London. The parish constable finds him, and Willy begins a journey no one would have believed possible for a foundling. At first Willy finds himself in situations that give him hope. But when circumstances abruptly change, he must rely on his natural ingenuity and his early training in order to survive.

352 Pages
Ages 12 & up
By Linda Hayner

Many years ago, Dr. Hyles began to gather information about what happened on certain days of the year. This book is a result of his research. It is an interesting look into one question- What happened today?

Paperback 307 Pages
By Jack Hyles

Methods and techniques learned and used in over 56,000 sermons preached by Dr. Jack Hyles. Excellent resource for Pastors, Teachers and Christian Schools and Colleges

Jack Hyles

Paperback

173 Pages

Biblical separation is necessary for the salvation of this civilization. The doctrine of separation and its practice by God’s people is necessary for the preservation of the nation and for the avoiding of the judgment of God. When the believer for any purpose sits side by side with the unbeliever, he will find his cheering for Jesus gets a bit quieter, his zeal is lessened, and soon his testimony will be silenced!

Paperback 136 Pages
By Jack Hyles

The biography of Dwight L. Moody

Christian Living. Ages Young Adult. A mission trip to Mexico, an opportunity to experience another culture and do something for God on her own. That’s what Ashton Cook thinks when she signs up to be on the team. But she encounters danger, hostility, and fear in the jungle as the team struggles to work together.

173 Pages

By Catherine Farnes