This free ebook The Bible - Its Sufficiency and Supremacy by C.H. Mackintosh firmly and succinctly proclaims the sufficiency and the supremacy of the Bible. It details how the Bible stands, as ever, the Word of God across time and space. In this ebook, Mackintosh writes, "We believe that the Bible, as written in the original Hebrew and Greek … Read more…
Illuminate your Bible reading with color photographs and images of the Holy Land! This sample set of 49 photographs taken throughout Israel will enhance your study of the Bible, its people, and its places.
Look at photos such as the Sea of Galilee, Jordan River, Temple from the Mount of Olives and Mount Hermon.
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Written as a tool to be used by churches, families, and individuals, the Westminster Standards were intended to unify and teach Christians on matters of theology and practice.
For those interested in learning about Reformed teaching, the Westminster Shorter Catechism is an excellent place to start. The Shorter Catechism is very approachab… Read more…
In writing this little book, Andrew Murray's object has been to discover in what sense God uses the word, so that it may mean to us what it means to Him. He traces the word through some of the most important passages of Holy Scripture where it occurs, there to learn what God’s holiness is, what ours is to be, and what the way by which we attain it.
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This set includes the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith and the Baptist Catechism, also called Keach’s Catechism. If, like many evangelicals, you enjoy reading the sermons of Charles Spurgeon, this resource is an excellent place to get started understanding the theology he held and taught.
Spurgeon wrote of the London Baptist Confe… Read more…
This is a translation of the Psalms for singing. Rhyme and rhythm were part of the goal in the translation of this Psalter so that God’s people could obey the command to teach and admonish “one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”
Andrew Duncan in 1882 wrote, “This version… Read more…
Dr. William Simmons' "A Concise Background Of The New Testament - Free Sample" contains the introduction to his complete work and the section on "The Maccabean Period" to help the reader understand Israel's history, culture and religion as it impacts the life and ministry of Jesus and the experience of the early church.
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This is a free sample of Christianity, Cults and Religions containing a comparison of Biblical Christianity and Jehovah's Witnesses. To purchase the full version, containing a comparison of over 40 world religions, click here.
Description of the full version: Based on a popular study guide from Rose Publishing, this full-color resource… Read more…
In To the Work!, D. L. Moody states, "It is far better to get a hundred men to work than to do the work oneself." That is the goal of this classic book; to encourage believers in the work of the kingdom in order to see movement in the church. Moody draws from the Bible and his own personal observations in order to instill a sense of enthusiasm and ur… Read more…
Charles Spurgeon, perhaps the most prolific of all preachers, faced adversity from many places. Ridiculed and criticized by preachers from across the Christian spectrum, suffering from gout, caring for his invalid wife, battling depression, and carrying a burden of personal tragedy, Spurgeon refused to cave to the overwhelming adversity in his lif… Read more…
The Hidden Life of Prayer conveys the fragrance of the inner sanctuary. It shows a unique acquaintance with the glories of the presence of God found in the prayer closet. David MacIntyre covers the subject of prayer in eight chapters, providing wonderful examples and moving incentives, alongside helpful instructions regarding prayer. This short treatise may … Read more…
In Weighed and Wanting, D. L. Moody shares his insights and personal experiences relating to the Ten Commandments. He takes readers through each commandment and asks them to take an honest look at their hearts. … Read more…
