Christian Focus

This World Is Not My Home

The Origins and Development of Dispensationalism

Michael Williams

"not a book about what was, but about what is still the instinctive, reflexive presumption of much popular Christianity."

Kindled Fire

How the methods of CH Spurgeon can help your preaching

Zack Eswine

'In this work Spurgeon lives again not merely as a preacher but as a teacher of preachers for his generation and ours. Eswine honestly explores the strengths and weakness, theology and practice, personality and passions of Spurgeon to guide us on a path toward sound, gracious, and Spirit-empowered preaching for our time.'

Calls to Worship

A Pocket Resource

Robert I. Vasholz

"In the call to worship God calls us to give him praise, but the command is not onerous. It is an invitation to respond to God's revelation of himself and his grace. In offering this invitation God is both host and honoree, and God's people are both invited and compelled by his mercy to give him glory. God gives us the privilege of welcome into his presence that we might reciprocate with the gift of worship. Right perception of this gift exchange encourages the worship leader to speak the call to worship with the warmth of heart and openness of gesture that such an occasion of mutual blessing deserves."

A Method for Prayer

Freedom in the Face of God

Matthew Henry

This book is a classic resource for learning how to pray according to biblical priorities, and for being re-inspired to pray with a heart for God's purposes. The work is timeless because Henry's words are so resonant with the heavenly themes that enable us to face earthly trials.

Philippians

Rejoicing and Thanksgiving

David Chapman

"David Chapman's Philippians commentary represents the finest scholarship directed by a pastoral heart well in tune with both the struggles the apostle consistently faced and also the Gospel joy he ceaselessly embraced."

What God Starts God Completes

Michael A. Milton

"From my youth I have sung, "I love to tell the story to those who know it best [and] seem hungering and thirsting to hear it like the rest." Those who know the gospel of Jesus Christ's saving love never tire of its themes and delight to hear them sung again in the lives of his children. Pastor Mike Milton knows the tune well because it has been sung so beautifully in his life. May this story of salvation bring praise again to our Savior and bring delight to those yet hungering and thirsting to be filled with the goodness of his grace."

New Testament Background Commentary

A New Dictionary of Words, Phrases and Situations in Bible Order

W. Harold Mare

New Testament backgrounds remained Dr. Mare's passion throughout life because of his commitment to understand and confirm the truths of Scripture. His observant eyes read forgotten history in the dust and dirt, in the shards and debris, that still powerfully evidence the reliability of God's Word.

Burning Hearts

Preaching to the Affections

Josh Moody and Robin Weekes

...offers a wise reminder that the truth of a sermon - no matter how logically and accurately it reflects Scripture - denies the power of the Word if there is no intention to affect the heart of the listener.

Unashamed Workmen

How Expositors Prepare and Preach

Rhett Dodson

...a tour of the workshops of talented preachers, enabling us to look over the shoulders of these master craftsmen of proclaimed truth in order to learn how we might produce messages reflecting the beauty and utility of their sermons.

Transformed

Life–taker to Life–giver

Susan Hunt and Karen Hodge

Susan Hunt and Karen Hodge show us how God's grace renews minds and transforms lives to incarnate His creation design and redemptive calling.

Called?

Pastoral Guidance for the Divine Call to Gospel Ministry

Michael A. Milton

I have known Pastor, Professor and President Mike Milton for many years. I love reading of how the Lord has guided Mike’s calling so that he may share his love with others so called.

3D Leadership

Defining, Developing and Deploying Christian Leaders Who Can Change the World

Harry L. Reeder III

Reeder’s urgent call to develop Biblical leaders who are courageous, compassionate, and selfless is a battle cry to rescue our nation, our culture, and our churches from the suffocation of self–gratification.