Books

Matthew has long been viewed as a gospel written to the Jews. The message of this gospel, however, offers hope to everyone. This is clear from the ...

Obviously, there are situations that are not directly addressed in the Bible because of societal changes, culture, and technology. Yet, if the Bib...

The world of Christendom is full of different churches and beliefs. Who are all of these groups? Where did they come from? What do they teach? Are...

In The Unseen Realm, Dr. Michael Heiser examines the ancient context of Scripture, explaining how its supernatural worldview can help us grow ...

What the Bible really says about angels is overlooked or filtered through popular myths. This book was written to help change that. It’s a book ab...

STUDIES IN CHURCH HISTORY - Essays in Honor of Daniel W. PettyBecause Dan’s PhD degree from Texas Christian University was in history with an emph...

BIBLICAL AUTHORITYPractical Lessons to Guide the Bible Student in Determining, Understanding and Applying Biblical AuthorityContents:1. The Bib...

The Early Church - First Century Christianity as revealed in the New TestamentThis book is a thorough study of the scriptures that relate to and de...

In an age when biblical discipleship appears to be waning, Klesis is pleased to release Renewal Through Restoration: An uncommon call to Christian...

As God’s chosen people, the ancient Israelites regularly encountered God in rituals rooted in the memories of Passover, the exodus, and Mount Sinai...

A.B. BRUCE Did you ever wonder how Jesus trained the disciples to be the leaders of the new church? What influences have been carried down into to...

ATTICUS G. HAYGOOD  This book argues for Christ’s deity as the author simply shares the Christ presented by the gospel writers. This is a short, e...

B. F. Westcott  In this book the author discusses the gospel resurrection and how it shaped the first church and continues to shape our lives toda...

Between 1893 and 1904, a selection of essays were printed in the Christian Standard. At that time, religious book publishers thought they would ha...

In  American Christian Review readers will find both questions and answers printed side-by-side. Franklin was one of the first religious book publ...

Much the greater part of Acts may be resolved into a detailed history of cases of conversion, and of unsuccessful attempts at the conversion of si...

Natural Theology contains the classic defense of the teleological argument for the existence of God by continuing to use his watchmaker analogy. S...

Jesus and Jonah is J.W. McGarvey’s defense of the historicity of the Biblical account of the book of Jonah based on Jesus’ teaching about Jonah—wh...

A Treatise on the Eldership is an insightful collection of essays on the governance of local congregations, ranging from its theological foundatio...

In this masterpiece of apologetics, McGarvey writes as a scholar who is thoroughly familiar with the most skeptical criticism of his day but at th...

This commentary attempts to show that the usual questions about Onesimus are not the focus of the text itself. Instead, Paul was concerned about Ph...

More Enthusiastic Ideas: Another Good Word for Each Day of the Year is Book 2 in the WordPoints Daybook Series by Gary Henry. Like Book 1, this vo...

Grace is the essence of the gospel. It puts the “good” in Good News. It provides healing to those who hurt, help to those who struggle, and hope to...

Grace is better experienced than explained. Perhaps that is why the Gospel does not define grace, but rather demonstrates it through the various st...

How to Study Difficult Passages of The Bible "Difficult Passages" are Scriptures that seem to contradict other Biblical Truths. How do you react w...

Jesus Our Example Book 3 is the third of five books that focus upon the life of Jesus Christ -- what He did, how He acted, and how he reacted. This...