“Armies of God” draws on Biblical battles for applications in spiritual victory today. Dr. Yocum was a Lt. Colonel (Ret.) in the US Air Force. He is at his best in this volume. Chapters and topics include War In Heaven, The Holy War; Israel, God's Army; The Church, God's Army; Victory at Damascus; When God Goes to War; Conflict with Three Kings; God's Gift of Jericho; Learning From Failure; Star Wars; Strategy for Success; Is There Not a Cause?; Battle Plan for Victory; Strength for the Battle; Good Soldiers of Jesus Christ; Home-Trained Soldiers; War With the Lamb.

Armies of God: Strategies of Victory for Spiritual Warfare

Yocum, Dale M

Hale, D Curtis

Religion & Spirituality

Schmul Publishing Company, Incorporated

The author addresses a deplorable doctrine of atonement and salvation which is perhaps the most devastating cause of today’s looseness and presumption. It is the teaching that our sins—if we are born again—are already unconditionally forgiven, past, present and future. Absolutely nothing is so destructive of spiritual depth and moral earnestness as this. This book exposes it for what it is—a fundamental and devastating error.

The Scandal of Pre-forgiveness: What the Bible Teaches About Faith and Atonement

Taylor, Richard S.

THIS SCHMUL PUBLISHING CO. EDITION IS NOT A SCANNED FACSIMILE OF A USED BOOK. It has been carefully typeset and proofread for accuracy and for easier reading by today's readers. Consequently there are no odd characters or missing text. This is the authorized biography of Mary Fletcher, the wife of one of the most influential figures in early Methodism—John Fletcher, the designated successor of John Wesley. Compiled from personal documents and her diary, "The Life of Mrs. Mary Fletcher" provides a rare glimpse into her life and personality. The text often sheds light upon statements Fletcher made in his works. Originally published in 1830, it offers a fresh perception to many walks of life, notably a Christian relevance to lifestyle and psychology, and women’s studies. It is the examination of one who endeavored with all her heart to “follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord” (Hebrews 12:14).

The Life of Mrs. Mary Fletcher: Consort and Relict of the Rev. John Fletcher

Biographies & Memoirs

MOORE, Henry

Leaders & Notable People

THIS SCHMUL PUBLISHING CO. EDITION IS NOT A SCANNED FACSIMILE OF A USED BOOK. It has been carefully typeset and proofread for accuracy and for easier reading by today’s readers. Consequently there are no odd characters or missing text. This book is the true story of a converted drunkard, a coal miner from Cornwall, England. It is the story of the happy life he lived after his conversion, of his inspiration by the Lord to win souls for Christ and build chapels for their fellowship and worship. It tells how he prayed for people that he wanted to see converted, and of the secrets God revealed to him of those who would be converted. He had a natural wit, both in his ministry and in his conversation, and was especially gifted in repartée— answering criticisms from others. Without doubt, this is one of the happiest Christians who ever lived. Anyone who saw him could recognize him as Billy Bray because of his happy countenance and his shouts of praise. Even when the doctor told him that he was going to die, Billy’s instant response was to shout, “Glory! Glory be to God! I shall soon be in Heaven!” This book will inspire the reader to live a similarly joyful life, and to reach the same happy conclusion that Billy Bray reached.

Billy Bray, The King's Son

Bourne, F W

THIS SCHMUL PUBLISHING CO. EDITION IS NOT A SCANNED FACSIMILE OF A USED BOOK. It has been carefully typeset and proofread for accuracy and for easier reading by today’s readers. Consequently there are no odd characters or missing text. In the allegorical tradition of "Pilgrim’s Progress," this book describes the journey of the soul from the bondage of sin into the glorious green uplands of perfect love. This is a classic of Nineteenth Century holiness typological Bible interpretation. The author, the founder of God's Bible School and College, uses the history of ancient Israel’s exodus, wilderness wanderings, and the ultimate conquest of the Promised Land to illustrate salvation and entire sanctification. Carrying the analogy further, he utilizes the Babylonian Captivity as a depiction of the loss of grace, and what can be done to recover the ruined estate. From the cruel whips of the Dark Pharaoh’s taskmasters to the joy of spiritual freedom, "Out of Egypt into Canaan" resonates with hope and encouragement to holy liberty.

Out of Egypt into Canaan: Lessons in Spiritual Geography

Knapp, Martin Wells

THIS SCHMUL PUBLISHING CO. EDITION IS NOT A SCANNED FACSIMILE OF A USED BOOK. It has been carefully typeset and proofread for accuracy and for easier reading by today’s readers. Consequently there are no odd characters or missing text. Lays bare the steps by which many a believer has collapsed under the weight of temptation or persecution. Using biblical examples such as Lot and Peter, the author, who knew the great Charles G. Finney, sympathetically shows how to avoid falling into the traps of the World, proclaiming hope for forgiveness and a welcome back to the loving arms of the Heavenly Father. Foreword by the Salvation Army’s Catherine Booth. (Note: This edition in larger type replaces previous ISBN 10: 0-88019-472-3/ISBN 13: 978-0-88019-472-3.)

Backsliders and Worldly Christians

Hills, A M

A quick overview of the grand sweep of Scripture. The author has a knack for reducing the subject of an entire book of the Bible into a small, easily understood lesson. Here are sixty-six short discourses eminently suitable for individual daily devotions. They are easily adaptable as starters for Sunday School classes, Bible studies or other small group settings. Most chapters include background scripture to set the tone for the study, and a passage of verse that epitomizes the theme, followed by a succinct and pointed application for life today. Each discussion highlights a hymn or gospel song, and ends with a suggestion of scripture to memorize.

Sixty-Six Days, Sixty-Six Books: A Brief Message From Each Book of the Bible

Grimm, Lloyd D

A “debate” between John Wesley and Charles Stanley. Compares and contrasts the positions of Wesley and Stanley on salvation, assurance and security. Although Stanley grew up with a Pentecostal Holiness background, he left Arminianism to embrace Calvinism and the doctrine of unconditional eternal security. Over the years he has built a reputation among some Wesleyans as being “almost holiness.” Points out how the popular preacher has erroneously rationalized Bible passages in his attempt to reconcile conflicting concepts. Includes an appendix of scripture references on salvation and security, with extremely helpful notes clarifying doctrinal questions. Foreword by leading Wesleyan theologian Richard S. Taylor. (Note: It is not the policy of Schmul Publishing Co. to publish books that attack a particular man. However, the author makes it plain that Stanley is simply treated as representative of Calvinist doctrine, and always treats him with dignity and scholarly respect.)

How Can You Be Sure?: Charles Stanley and John Wesley Debate Salvation and Security

Bird D.Min., Mark

The burden of John Wesley’s publishing ministry was to build up Believers in the faith, and chief among his efforts was his Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament. The project included his own translation of the New Testament. His purpose was to “assist serious persons, who have not the advantage of learning, in understanding the New Testament… I write chiefly for plain unlettered men, who understand only their mother tongue, and yet reverence and love the word of God, and have a desire to save their souls.” Since the first edition was printed in 1754, the English language has marched on. In the spirit of Wesley’s original intent – to reach Everyman in common language – Nigel Dinneen has undertaken the mammoth task of modifying archaic words and phrases into text more easily understood in the twenty-first century. With a dedication to preserve John Wesley’s own “voice” and a reverence for the original text, this is a result he would approve.

John Wesley's New Testament Translation and Notes in Modern English

Christian Books & Bibles

Wesley, John

Bibles

Since Darwin published his theory of evolution, the Church has been under constant and ever-increasing pressure to compromise the truths of Creation. Disregarding scientific evidence that brings the theory into serious doubt, some Christians have proven all too accommodating in attempting to gain acceptance as viable scientists, paleontologists, archaeologists, professors of biology, geology, anthropology, etc. Theistic Evolution has now crept into Christian colleges and universities. Dr C. Wesley King offers a serious examination and challenge to this union of twisted theology and science, presenting facts and naming names. He reveals how the doctrine threatens to undermine the very foundations of the Christian faith; by calling into question the biblical account of creation, the lordship of the Creator, the divinity of Jesus as established by his death and resurrection, the entire Faith is at risk. While strongly supporting the scriptures, “The Battle for Genesis 1 and 2” is a compendium of scientific observation and irrefutable logic. Couched in layman’s terms, the volume goes to the very root of the modern assertion of Theistic Evolution and draws the “red line” that must not be crossed if members of the Church are going to remain on the side of truth.

The Battle for Genesis 1 and 2: Creationism vs. Theistic Evolution

King, C Wesley

Theology

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