From the Editor's Preface: "Owen explores in great depth what it means to kill sin in our lives. Killing sin is a path that we take toward personal holiness. It is how we maintain communion with God by honoring him with our obedience, exercised in cooperation with, and under the power of, the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not a list of do's and don'ts, like not swearing or not drinking alcohol. That would only be returning to the law that Christ freed us from."

The Mortification of Sin, Modernized for Today's Readers (Puritans for Today)

Religion & Spirituality

OWEN, JOHN

Christian Books & Bibles

GLH Publishing

WIth the growth of so called "faith healers" and other supposed miraculous occurences by Catholic and Protestant alike Loriane Boettner shows from Scripture what constitutes a genuine miracle versus a fraud.

Christian Supernaturalism

Boettner, Loraine

The Saint and His Saviour: The Progress of the Soul in the Knowledge of Jesus

SPURGEON, CHARLES

This is the classic commentary by the French Reformer John Calvin. It has been translated to English and includes all Hebrew, Greek words, a linked table of contents, and hyperlinked footnotes.

John Calvin's Commentary on the Letter to the Hebrews (Calvin Commentary)

CALVIN, JOHN

The Christian's Spiritual Warfare is a collection of seven sermons from the Prince of Preachers on the Christian's adversary, Satan, and his schemes and how our victory against him in this life and eternally is won by Christ Jesus with practical helps on how we fight the good fight of faith.

The Christian's Spiritual Warfare

Immortality

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Pink's deep understanding of the nature of regeneration and how that relates to faith and works is top notch. Pink levels the serious and solemn charge that much "evangelistic" preaching falls short on delivering the true gospel message. He states, "The 'evangelism' of the day is not only superficial to the last degree, but it is radically defective. It is utterly lacking a foundation on which to base an appeal for sinners to come to Christ. There is not only a lamentable lack of proportion (the mercy of God being made far more prominent than His holiness, His love than His wrath), but there is a fatal omission of that which God has given for the purpose of imparting a knowledge of sin. There is not only a reprehensible introducing of 'bright singing, ' humorous witticisms and entertaining anecdotes, but there is a studied omission of the dark background upon which alone the Gospel can effectually shine forth." Whether you are a preacher or a layperson, this remarkably relevant study in Scripture will challenge you to hold firmly to the Gospel.

Studies on Saving Faith

PINK, ARTHUR W.

The Excellencies of Christ is an extension of A. W. Pink's The Attributes of God where he explores the qualities of the person of Jesus Christ especially in relation to those who he has redeemed. Contents: I. The Fulness of ChristII. The Radiance of ChristIII. The Condescension of ChristIV. The Humanity of ChristV. The Person of ChristVI. The Subsistence of ChristVII. The Servitude of ChristVIII. The Despisement of ChristIX. The Crucifixion of ChristX. The Redemption of ChristXI. The Saviourhood of ChristXII. The Lordship of ChristXIII. The Friendship of ChristXIV. The Helpfulness of ChristXV. The Call of ChristXVI. The Rest of ChristXVII. The Yoke of ChristXVIII. The Quintessence of ChristXIX. The Leadership of ChristXX. The Example of Christ

The Excellencies of Christ

Written by Anselm in the midst of his spiritual life and contemplation, Anselm attempts to answer this question with a reasoned discussion of the Christian canon. God's incarnation in the form of Jesus Christ is investigated, with the Biblical sources examined and discussed at length. The mission of Christ as a manifest teacher without sin, and his birth in an ordinary village in Palestine, is closely detailed by the studied Anselm. Saint Anselm eventually arrives at the conclusion that while man is an imperfect and sinful being without the ability to fully devote himself to God, God himself possesses the essential power and ability to place himself among and die for mankind in a bid for humanity to live for Him. It is thus that Anselm arrives at the 'satisfaction theory of atonement' (satisfaction in the sense meaning restitution rather than gratification), whereby Christ's death for human sin is a just act of Godly wrath against man's sinfulness. Adopted from a translation to English by Sidney Norton Deane, first published in 1903, this edition of Cur Deus Homo is well presented and highly readable for the modern Christian and general readers.

Why God Became Man

History

Anselm of Canterbury

World

These are two sermons which speak to the necessary aim of all pastors and preachers from the first African American ordained as a minister in the U.S. Every minister would do well to take his admonitions to heart.

Ministering in view of Judgment Day

Haynes, Lemuel

Americas

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