Kiffin Knollys & Keach: Rediscovering English Baptist Heritage

Michael A.G. Haykin

Evangelical Press

Five: The Solas of the Reformation, by S. D. Ellison, is a primer written to introduce readers to the glorious truths of the Reformation. This book will guide people through the historical and biblical basis for each of the Solas: Sola Gratia (Grace Alone), Sola Fide (Faith Alone), Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone), Solus Christus (Christ Alone), and Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God Alone). However, just as importantly, Five: The Solas of the Reformation will show how these great reformational truths can be applied to our own lives.

Five: The Solas of the Reformation

Religion & Spirituality

S. D. Ellison

Christian Books & Bibles

Tulip Publishing

Jonathan Edwards: The Holy Spirit in Revival (Emmaus)

Reference

The word spirituality can be used in a Christian context and can rightly remind us of something very basic about the Christian life. The word spirituality comes from a Latin term, spiritualitas, which, in turn, is derived from the word spiritus, the Latin word for spirit. Spiritualitas appears to have been coined by Latin-speaking Christians in North Africa in the second century AD to describe all the activities in a believers life that are prompted and inspired by the Holy Spirit. These believers rightly discerned that the Holy Spirit is at the heart of all that can be genuinely called spirituality. True spirituality is intimately bound up with the Holy Spirit and his work. It is the Holy Spirit, for example, who is the one who makes Gods love real for us God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit (Romans 5: 5). And it is also he who enables us to embrace Christ as Saviour and Lord no one can say, Jesus is Lord, except by the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 12: 3).

The God Who Draws Near: An Introduction to Biblical Spirituality

History

EP BOOKS

Soldiers of Christ

A. James Fuller

Founders Press

The Blood of Jesus was first published in 1866 by Rev. William Reid. This book is being made available through Emmaus Road Press with the prayer that it will bring a blessing and comfort to those who read it.Read this book and rest in its glorious message. Pray over this, and let it be a "Lamp unto your feet and a light unto your path," to lead you to Christ. This book is full of Scripture. Read it thoroughly and carefully and then pass it on to others

In God We Trust? What Is God Saying in the Midst of This Finacial Crisis?

Audubon Press

'Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend,' Proverbs 27:17 tells us. God uses Christian friendships to help His children grow in grace and stay true to Christ. But our twenty-first-century Western culture values individualism, busyness, and selfishness qualities that do not encourage deep, long-lasting, satisfying friendships. The authors guide us through a practical survey of biblical and historical friendships, drawing principles from them that will aid us in forming our own biblical friendships that will sharpen us for our Christian journey in a world that is no friend to grace.
 Table of Contents: Friendship in the Holy Scriptures Paul's Understanding of Friendship Paul's Friendship with Timothy Paul's Hunger for Companionship while Facing Death Friendship in the Christian Tradition John Calvin's Friendships An Eighteenth-Century Friendship Two Baptist Friends The Art of Building Godly Friendships Practical Steps Toward Deepening Friendship
 The Cultivating Biblical Godliness booklets treat matters that are vital to Christian experience, and each contribution aims to address a wide variety of people and circumstances at a fundamental and introductory level. This includes teaching people what to believe in order to practice personal holiness as well as specific directions on how to cultivate biblical godliness in relation to issues that are common to God's people.

How Should We Develop Biblical Friendship? (Cultivating Biblical Godliness)

Joel R. Beeke

Reformation Heritage Books

When Jesus ascended to heaven and sat down at the right hand of God the Father, He poured out His Holy Spirit at Pentecost. This significant historical and redemptive event was not the last time Christ poured out His Spirit in redemptive history. Mindful of these subsequent acts, Pentecostal Outpourings presents historical research on revivals in the Reformed tradition during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Investigating the British Isles, it observes the outpourings experienced among Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, Irish Dissenters, Calvinistic English Baptists, and Scottish Presbyterians. It then moves on to evaluate the revival instincts among Presbyterians, Congregationalists, Baptists, and the Dutch Reformed in America. May the knowledge of these outpourings of the Holy Spirit help us seek God earnestly to revive His Church once again.
 Table of Contents: Preface (Steve Lawson) Introduction I. Revival in the British Isles 1. The Power of Heaven in the Word of Life: Welsh Calvinistic Methodism and Revival - Eifon Evans 2. Melting the Ice of a Long Winter: Revival and Irish Dissent - Ian Hugh Clary 3. The Lord Is Doing Great Things and Answering Prayer Everywhere: The Revival of the Calvinistic Baptists in the Long Eighteenth Century - Michael A. G. Haykin 4. Revival: A Scottish Presbyterian Perspective - Iain Campbell II. Revival in America 5. Edwards's Revival Instinctive and Apologetic in American Presbyterianism: Planted, Grown, and Faded -Robert Davis Smart 6. The Glorious Work of God : Revival among Congregationalists in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries - Peter Beck 7. Baptist Revivals in America in the Eighteenth Century - Tom Nettles 8. Dutch Reformed Church in America (the 18th century) - Joel Beeke

Pentecostal Outpourings: Revival and the Reformed Tradition

Tom Nettles

Robert Davis Smart

Ian Hugh Clary

Steve Lawson

Eifon Evans

Iain Campbell

Peter Beck

World

The apostle Paul instructed Timothy to preach the word! . . . 'Convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching' (2 Tim. 4:2). This instruction is in keeping with the principle reflected in the book of Acts that the proclamation of God's Word is the heart of corporate worship. Yet in many churches, preaching is in decline under the influence of a culture that prefers entertainment to exposition. In this volume, fourteen experienced preachers reaffirm the centrality of preaching in the life of the church as they explore what the Scriptures have to say about the mandate, meaning, motivation, and method of preaching. With wisdom and conviction, the authors remind the church that God works through the faithful preaching of His Word, no less in the twenty-first century than in the first.
 Table of Contents: Foreword by Ian Hamilton 1. Steven J. Lawson: Knowing the Man and His Message - Dustin W. Benge Part 1: The Mandate of Preaching 2. A Biblical Priority: Preach the Word - John MacArthur 3. A Pastoral Preeminence: Feed My Sheep - R. C. Sproul 4. A Historical Pedigree: Sixteenth-Century Reformed Preaching - Joel Beeke Part 2: The Meaning of Preaching 5. Preaching as Exposition - R. Albert Mohler, Jr. 6. Preaching as Transformation - Derek W. H. Thomas 7. Preaching as Worship - Sinclair B. Ferguson Part 3: The Motivation of Preaching 8. The Aim of Preaching: The Glory of God - Robert Godfrey 9. The Foundation of Preaching: The Cross of Christ - John J. Murray 10. The Power of Preaching: The Presence of the Holy Spirit - Michael A. G. Haykin Part 4: The Method of Preaching 11. Preparing the Sermon - Iain D. Campbell 12. Building the Sermon - Geoffrey Thomas 13. Delivering the Sermon - Conrad Mbewe

Pulpit Aflame

Geoffrey Thomas

Sinclair B. Ferguson

R.C. Sproul

Dustin W. Benge

R. Albert Mohler Jr.

Robert Godfrey

John J. Murray

Conrad Mbewe

Derek W.H. Thomas

john-macarthur

Church history is important because it shows us how God's faithful dealings with His people in the Bible continue in the ongoing life and work of Christ in our world. If you have ever wished for a short book highlighting church history's most important events that will enlighten your mind and peak your interest, this is the one you ve been waiting for. Three prolific church historians collaborate their efforts in Church History 101 to present you with a quick read of church history's high points. 
 Table of Contents: Preface First Century: Apostolic Foundations Second Century: The Church of Martyrs and Confessors Third Century: Persecution and Heresy; Origen and Tertullian Fourth Century: The Beginnings of the Christian Empire Fifth Century: The City of God and the City of Man Sixth Century: Justinian, Benedict, and the Conversion of the Scots Seventh Century: Gregory the Great and the Rise of Islam Eighth Century: The Iconoclastic Controversy Ninth Century: Struggle for Power in the Church; Ratramnus and Gottschalk Tenth Century: The Dark Ages Eleventh Century: The Great Schism; Anselm of Canterbury Twelfth Century: The Crusades, Abelard, Lombard, and the Waldenses Thirteenth Century: Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas Fourteenth Century: The Church s Babylonian Captivity and John Wycliffe Fifteenth Century: The Renaissance, Huss, Savonarola, and Groote Sixteenth Century: Luther, Calvin, and the Reformation Seventeenth Century: Reforming the Church in England Eighteenth Century: The Great Awakening Nineteenth Century: Beginnings of Modern Theology and Kingdom Builders Twentieth Century: The Age of Paradoxes

Church History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries

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