The Shepherd Who Would Be King: Lessons on Leadership from the Life of King David

Business & Money

Phillips, Richard D.

Management & Leadership

Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

Professor Prutow outlines a Sermon Preparation Procedure leading you to the point of your text, developing your sermon point, preparing your outline, and filling in the details. This is a procedure developed through years of preaching. Dr. Prutow adapts the SPP to all the genres of Scripture with an emphasis on leading the congregation into a practice of the truth of God. This book provides a guide for beginning preachers and a refresher for seasoned pastors. The principles outlined in this text will also help Bible teachers, and other public speakers, to hone their presentations and become more effective. Although this book retails for $36.00 we can offer it for $25.00.

So Pastor, What's Your Point?

Dennis Prutow

“God is the God of new beginnings.” In this verse-by-verse exposition, Dr. Barnhouse takes readers back to the beginning, drawing rich and pithy treasures from pages of Scripture. The wisdom and insight of this study will provide hours of profitable reading and worthwhile commentary for ministers, teachers, and all who love the Word of God.

Genesis: A Devotional Exposition

Religion & Spirituality

Barnhouse, Donald Grey

Christian Books & Bibles

Ligon Henry has edited Matthew Henry's original text to make it more accessible to the modern reader. He has also added Henry's sermons on prayer, his advice on spending time each day in prayer, outlines for Scriptural prayer and advice on leading in public prayer.

A Method for Prayer, With Scripture Expressions and Directions for Daily Communion with God

Matthew, Henry

The Christian Way of Life: Spiritual, Personal, Practical Holiness

Alexander, Eric

Many Christians say that the “style” of worship depends on personal preference. At the same time, preference is often the deciding factor in choosing a church. After all, who wants to attend a church where the worship seems unexciting, unfamiliar, or downright weird? 
But what if worship style were more than a matter of personal taste? In Trembling Joy, Pastor Ryan Speck answer that question by turning to the Scriptures, showing how God’s definition and description of worship should impact our own.

Trembling Joy: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Worship

Speck, Rev. Ryan

In the Lord’s Supper, Jesus calls His Church to a bountiful feast. Yet we may still have questions or reservations as the bread and wine are served on Sunday morning. Is this practice truly biblical? How should it be administered? Should I participate, or refrain?If you wish to better appreciate the Lord’s Supper, this book was written for you. May you grow to desire the Supper more, miss it more earnestly when it’s not available, and long more zealously to participate in the wedding supper of the Lamb, to which our present Supper humbly points.

Eating and Drinking with God

Golden, Ken

“If we pay the minister that much, it won’t be a calling any more; it will be a profession.” Many Christians assume that professional standards ought not to apply in the church. This reflects the attitude that what applies as good practice in the “real” or natural world does not apply in the spiritual world. Careful analysis, good planning, and diligent follow-through are somehow at odds with trusting the Lord.In this very helpful book, Dr. Wendell McBurney shows congregations (and particularly elders) how they can go about good, effective planning, particularly for the personal and professional lives of ministers.

Vital Churches: Elder Responsibility for Their Pastors and Congregational Planning

McBurney, Wendell Faris

God provides rest for His people, yet the way we rest on Sunday remains a divisive issue in the Church. How can we honor the biblical commandment while upholding liberty of conscience? To answer that question, pastor Ken Golden turns to the Bible itself, exploring what God says—and what He does not say—about entering His rest.

Entering God's Rest: The Sabbath from Genesis to Revelation (And What It Means for You)

The Gospel is primarily about God. Part of the glory of the New Testament is that it explains the Gospel to us in terms of the glorious work of the three persons of the Trinity. Yet many can miss the rich trinitarian backdrop of the New Testament because they are not looking for it. Knowing the Trinity shows that knowing God is knowing Him as triune and that to know Him is to love Him. Each chapter leads readers to meditate on God's work and how they relate to Him in light of passages of Scripture that appeal to all three divine persons. The study questions included in each chapter are designed to promote personal devotion or group discussion. This book aims to show that the Trinity is the foundation of all biblical doctrines, the lifeblood of the church, and the heart of Christian experience.

Knowing the Trinity: Practical Thoughts for Daily Life

McGraw, Ryan M.

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