Here are twelve of the greatest sermons ever preached on Revelation 3:20: Behold, I stand at the door and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. Evangelistic, forceful, scriptural, persuasive, warmhearted, forthright, expositional- these are but a few of the adjectives used to describe these sermons of Flavel, preached in the years 1688-1689. Present-day Christians will find much in Flavel's content and style that speaks directly to them.

Christ Knocking at the Door of Sinners' Hearts

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FLAVEL, John

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Holiness is a work by J. C. Ryle now brought to you in this new edition of the timeless classic.

Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties, and Roots

Ryle, J.C.

To deny that Jesus Christ is God is to deny a fundamental truth of the Bible. Yet it is at this point that many of the cults differ from Scripture. Every true Christian believes that the three Persons of the Godhead-Father, Son and Holy Spirit- are three yet one. How do we understand the Bible's teaching on the Trinity and how can we refute those who reject this truth? Stuart Olyott shows that the fact of the Trinity is clearly taught in Scripture and that it is foundational to the Christian gospel. In straight-forward language the author seeks to lead the reader to a better understanding of what God has revealed about Himself.

The Three Are One: What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity

Olyott, Stuart J.

The author of this book does not profess to be a theologian. He is a member of the flock of God; a simple sheep looking for good shepherds to lead him to the green pastures and still waters of biblical truth. He tells us why he cannot follow the clever shepherds who lead him into the concrete paths and plastic pastures of what passes for 'modern theology'. He knows that much of what he says will be dismissed with an impatient wave of the crook, but his position is that of a simple sheep who believes the Bible. Although occasionally satirical, this book is not naive. It will stimulate thought. Rather than being a lone bleat in the wasteland of our age it is hoped that this may be a voice from the heart of the flock, a timely warning to some wandering sheep.

Pity My Simplicity: A Confession in Defence of the Simple Truth That Has Been Complicated in Our Time

Wilson, John E.

What is the most beautiful thing in the world? Whenever and wherever in the world a man declares to his fellow men the gospel of God's salvation, God still says, 'How beautiful!' ... for ultimately this is the only message that matters to God, since it is the restoration of God's beauty to the ugliness of man's world. As the author looks again at Scripture to rediscover what the evangelistic message for a needy society really is, and what methods should be employed to take this message to the world, he reminds us of the exciting truth that 'God can give, not only a new age of great preachers, but a new age of great power.'

Gods Way: Reaching a Lost World

Bassett, Paul

Shall We Dance

EDWARDS, Brian H.

Is there a hell to which unrepentant sinners go after they die? If it does exist, and if God is a God of love, as he is supposed to be, how could he send people to such a place? How bad do you have to be before God would send you there? In plain, direct language John Benton deals with these and many other questions concerning hell. He challenges us to face up to what lies beyond the grave and to deal in this life with those issues which determine our destiny.

How Can a God of Love Send People to Hell?

Benton, John

The evolutionary scenario for the origin of life is almost universally accepted and taught. Yet against this stands the Christian contention for a biblical view of origins. In this, Professor Andrews' last work, he moves on from the basic evolution/creation debate to examine our whole concept of the creationist position. Can creationism be proved by scientific evidence? Indeed, how much weight should we give to scientific findings in relation to biblical teaching? Professor Andrews contends that if our concept of the cosmos is to be a true one, then the Christ of the Bible must be at the centre of our thinking. Nay theory of origins, whether scientific creationism or evolution, that fails at this point is equally false. Only in Christ, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, can Christian faith find its ultimate and glorious fulfilment.

Christ and the Cosmos

Andrews, Edgar H.

No part of the Bible is more dynamically relevant to today's ethical culture and spiritual climate than the Letter of James. It tackles twenty-first-century issues head-on, ruthelessly expossing our pressures and problems and showing how they can be overcome by the indwelling grace of God. John Blanchard vividly expounds this message with clarity and conviction-and with an enthusiam that makes Truth for Life a book to be read, studied and lived! 'God has greatly blessed John Blanchard with the gifts of exposition and clarity. You will not find the Letter of James made plainer or more applicable to life' Evangelism Today 'The exegesis is adequate yet concise, contemporary and incisive, with vivid illustration and anecdote. Personal testimony, discerning application, humour and zest build up a fine commentary' The Christian Record 'If Christianity can become as real and resfreshing to the many who will, I hope, read this book as it is to the author, then this ought to be a best-seller' Word in Action 'A veritable feast of good things. It cannot help but profil the diligent reader' English Churchman 'John Blanchard shows faultless theological balance. This book is practical, relevant and soundly based ... I commend it most warmly to the reader.' Sir Fred Catherwood Dr John Blanchard entered full-time Christian ministry after thirteen yeras in the Guernsey Civil Service, and is now an internationally known author, teacher and conference speaker. Nearly fifteen million copies of his publications are in print in some forty languages.

Truth for Life

BLANCHARD, John

Counted among the friends of John Newton, George Whitefield, John Wesley, Lady Huntingdon and Henry Venn, John Berridge of Everton opens a window into the whole of the Evangelical Awakening in eighteenth-century England. This fascinating biography of the "forgotten" preacher of Bedfordshire paints John Berridge as the unconventional pedlar of the gospel whose open-air preaching and directness of speech earned him the reputation of being "quaint" and "eccentric". Through extensive and thorough research, Nigel Pibworth has put John Berridge back into his rightful place in church history - as a major participant in the great revival of the eighteens century.

The Gospel Pedlar: The Story of John Berridge and the Eighteenth-century Revival

Pibworth, R. Nigel

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