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This book on leadership is a must have for your library! Bro. Corle expounds on the place of leadership in the home, the church, and many other areas!

The Baptists of colonial America were men of iron, purified in the forge of adversity…

Most of these sermons were preached in the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London to over 6000 people. We count it a privilege to make these sermons available to print once again. We hope that they will continue to be a blessing and a help to all those who read them.

Most of these sermons were preached in the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London to over 6000 people. We count it a privilege to make these sermons available in print once again. We hope that they will continue to be a blessing and a help to all those who read them.

Great Ladies Devotional. Makes a great gift for the ladies!

NEW for 2018! Captain Patch shocks the crew when he announces his plan to retire and reveals that his crew members must race around the world to determine who will become the next captain of the Jolly Roger!

A message to the sick and bedridden.

One of Charles Spurgeon’s favorite writers.

Alliterate, Expository Messages on Seven (7) Cries of Jesus Christ from the Cross.

Alliterate, Expository Outlines from the Book of Joshua.

Alliterate, Expository Outlines of the 150 Psalms. – Currently out of stock and temporarily out of print.

A Journal About Jesus From John – Beholding and Believing in the Only Begotten – 36 Outlines from 21 chapters in the book of John.

Dean Weaver has been preaching and writing for over 50 years. He is excellent at alliteration and he gives you some meat too. If you like John G. Butler’s books you will love Dean Weaver’s!

It is an excellent alliterated work with insightful comments. It is an essential addition to any library.

Dean M Weaver

Paperback 158 pages

Little Words about Great Things – Ten Expository messages on things called GREAT in the Bible. Preaching is no more than little words about great things.

Dean Weaver has been preaching and writing for over 50 years. He is excellent at alliteration and he gives you some meat too. If you like John G. Butler’s books you will love Dean Weaver’s!

It is an excellent alliterated work with insightful commentary on little words in Scripture. It is an essential addition to any library.

Dean Weaver

Paperback 100 pages

“The cross is the key to all situations as well as to all Scripture.”

A Christian classic on the person of Christ

Author J. Oswald Sanders, a 20th-century lawyer who became missionary statesman, follows Jesus from His preexistence to His earthly life and second coming. All throughout, he upholds Jesus as the powerful and perfect Savior of the world, silencing against any who would diminish His uniqueness.

A beautiful and thought-provoking tribute to our Great Savior, The Incomparable Christ will leave you with a peace and joy that only comes from tasting and seeing that the Lord is good.

Now with a new foreword by J.I. Packer

Now with a new foreword by Rosalie De Rosset.

Though her life was difficult, Hannah Whitall Smith’s message was joyful. In the Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life, she writes, “Jesus came to save you fully now, in this life, from the power and dominion of sin, and to deliver you altogether.” Passionate and practical, Whitall Smith’s classic of the Holiness movement focuses not on human effort but on simple, stubborn faith in the Savior and Sanctifier of the soul.

“Our part is the trusting,” she writes. “It is His to accomplish the results.”

F. B. Meyer writes, “The grace of purity and self-control, of fervent prayer and understanding in the Scriptures, of love for men and zeal for God, of lowliness and meekness, of gentleness and goodness–all is in Christ; and if Christ is in us, all is ours also.”

“Indeed we cannot say all that the mysterious word God means to us until we know more about Him.”

Acquainting Ourselves with the Apostles is an outstanding alliterated exposition of the 12 disciples chosen by Jesus.

Dean Weaver has been preaching and writing for over 50 years. He is excellent at alliteration and he gives you some meat too. If you like John G. Butler’s books you will love Dean Weaver’s!

It is an excellent alliterated work with insightful comments. It is an essential addition to any library.

Dean M Weaver

Paperback 93 pages

The Ministry and the Miraculous, The Feeding of the Five Thousand Alliterated throughout.

Dean M. Weaver

Paperback 119 pages

As a master of biographical preaching, Dr. Clarence Macartney captures the personal struggles, failures and spiritual victories of the New Testament characters. The messages in this volume examines individuals who came in personal contact with Jesus during His earthly ministry. There is a wealth of illustrations and quotations that will deepen the reader’s insight and appreciation of biblical truth.

The greatest of These: Expository Sermons on I Corinthians 13 presents Jones’s insights into the highest of Christian virtues – sacrificial love. “Love is the grace which is better than the greatest of all the gifts. The Christian is out not for any second best, but for the best of all”

Volume III – We need strong clear Bible preaching that is both plain and powerful and full of the Holy Spirit.

The perfect Bible for Parents to Read to their Kids. Includes full-color illustrations!

The Final Volume – A Continuation of the Outline and Verse-by-Verse Commentary on Jeremiah covering Chapters 32-52.

An Outline and Verse-by-Verse Commentary on Jeremiah. The Complete 3 volume Set!

How can I improve my stewardship?

Warren Wiersbe has selected thirteen sermons from some of history’s best preachers to help and to inspire those who find themselves facing the awkward topic of stewardship.

“More than ever people need a gospel that brings the wisdom and power of God to meet their intellectual and moral concerns,” observes Stephen Olford. Drawing from the first three chapters of 1st Corinthians, Olford shows that indeed there is a life-changing Christian message that can have an eternal impact on contemporary life.

A look at the life-changing power of the Christian message, drawn from 1 Corinthians 1: 9-3: 4, for today’s intellectual and moral concerns.