What does it mean to follow God? In a personal and pastoral way, Jim Elliff seeks to help the believer gain confidence in understanding and following the will of God. 
This book is not only practical, but answers some of the most important questions which confuse sincere believers in their desire to do God's will. Jim Elliff emphasizes that guidance has far more to do with sanctified reason than such extraordinary measures as seeing signs or hearing voices. This is a balanced and biblical approach to a vital subject.

Led By The Spirit: How the Holy Spirit Guides the Believer

Religion & Spirituality

Elliff, Jim

Christian Books & Bibles

Joshua Pr Inc

Parents and teachers who want to ground children in Christian doctrine will find Small Talks on Big Questions an invaluable tool. Its stories from the Bible and church history illustrate the doctrinal truths in A catechism for boys and girls (adapted from the Westminster Shorter Catechism). 
Scripture texts and questions for discussion are provided at the end of each story to help parents and children to think through how these truths have changed people's lives throughout history-and how they can change people's lives now.

Small Talks on Big Questions: A Historical Companion to the Children's Catechism

Thompson, Susan

Helms, Selah

Worship & Devotion

The first title in our series "Classics of Reformed Spirituality." 
Editor Michael Haykin provides an introduction and brief study of Cromwell's spirituality through a consideration of his view of divine providence, conversion and activism. A chronology of the life of Cromwell is followed by 30 selections from his letters, speeches, sayings and prayers. These selections are footnoted with interesting historical detail and include biblical references.

To Honour God: the spirituality of Oliver Cromwell (Classics of Reformed Spirituality)

Biographies & Memoirs

Michael A.G. Haykin

Historical

Children can understand doctrine and apply it to their lives! In this second volume in a two-part series using A catechism for boys and girls (adapted from the Westminster Shorter Catechism), children will hear more stories from the Bible and church history showing the incredible impact that doctrine has on people's lives. 
This volume can be used to teach children the depth of God's will for them as expressed in the Ten Commandments, the rich intimacy with God that is modelled for us in the Lord's prayer, the power and beauty of Christ's work as symbolized in baptism and the Lord's Supper and the promises God has given of the return and eternal reign of Jesus. 
Tracing back through time, children will grieve over the sin of King David as he turns his back on his God for a season. They will see God convict the scholarly Jerome of putting his studies first, and then use Jerome as a great Bible translator after he repents of his idolatry. They will rejoice with the Ethiopian official as God reveals to him the picture of believer's baptism. And they will sing "Hallelujah" with Handel as they anticipate the glorious revelation of Christ on the last day.

Small talks on big questions (vol. 2)

Susan Thompson

Selah Helms

William Cowper was an eighteenth-century Evangelical poet and translator, reowned for his celebrated gifts and genius. He is considered one of the most skillful poets and hymn-writers that England has ever produced. Although highly-acclaimed for his poetry in literary and religious circles, the difficult life and deep faith of Cowperhave frequently been misunderstood and misinterpreted. In this volume, Dr. George Ella takes a fresh look at the poet and shows how God's stamp thoroughliy penetrated Cowper's verse. From the themes, inspiration and theology of his poetry, Dr.Ella shows how that stamp extended throughout Cowper's entire life and even his periods of depression. With his scholarly analysis and theological understanding of Cowper, Dr. Ella paints a beautiful portrait of the man, his God and the depths of Cowper's literacy gifts. This book will make you want to read more of Cowper's poetry and learn more of Cowper's God!

William Cowper: The Man of God's Stamp

Ella, George Melvyn

Leaders & Notable People

Age 5-7 yrs 
Beep is a humourous children's story about a little red car named Beep who is bought by Tim and Emma's father. It follows his adventures as he deals with the perils of the road, breakdowns, accidents, an encounter with Farmer Morgan's bull, a traffic jam and a trip to the seaside. Each escapade provides some scriptural insight and application.

Beep

Children's Books

Jeffery, Peter

Literature & Fiction

Much is known in the West about the miraculous survival and rapid growth of the church in China in the half century following Liberation but relatively little is known about the courageous stand that many individual Christians took in the difficult days of the "Accusation Meetings" and the traumatic ten years of the Cultural Revolution. Fierce the conflict relates the hardship and struggle of eight believers whose faith was tested through periods of persecution, imprisonment and forced labour. These carefully documented stories illustrate the sustaining grace of God and will challenge readers to examine their own fidelity to Christ. The author, Dr. Norman Cliff, was born in China to missionary parents and his personal knowledge of the country and some of the believers profiled in this volume makes the telling of these stories that much more personal. This book will open our eyes and heart to the work of God in the vast country of China. From the reviewers: In these stories one can sense the enormous courage and determination which people are capable of displaying, with God's help, not only in moments of crisis, but over decades.

Fierce the Conflict

Cliff, Norman H.

Fresh Springs is a compilation of a range of essays by Tom Wells written over the past few decades, most of which first appeared in Reformation &amp; Revival Journal. Tom Wells’ unusual ability to articulate complex theological issues into layman’s terms has made his writings of immense value to the Christian church. His arguments and respect for Scriptural authority enable readers to work through important issues and engage their minds in such a way as to promote growth in understanding and the strengthening of their personal faith.

Fresh Springs: Essays by Tom Wells

Wells, Tom

Arthur Custance's magnum opus The Seed of the Woman is once again available- this time to a new generation of readers. Although originally published in 1980, this exhaustive study into the physiology of redemption- the part played by the physical body- is of timeless relevance. 
Dr. Custance was not seeking to prove the fact of the creation of Adam, or the formation of Eve out of his body, or the literal fact of man's Fall by eating a forbidden fruit and his consequent loss of a potential physical immortality, or the truth of the virgin birth, or the unique circumstances surrounding the death of Jesus, or the reality of his bodily resurrection and ascension into heaven. 
All these things he takes as established truths and he accepts this without equivocation. The thesis of this volume is that each of the historial facts which lie behind the creeds of the Christian faith is essential to the whole plan of redemption. The element of necessity attaches to every one of them. They form a kind of organic lifeline- a single thread of things causally related in such a way that to abandon any one of them is to destroy the rationale of the whole. 
Men and women do not need to understand the "rationale" to be saved: but it is our privilege now to be able to see more clearly what God had to do to make salvation possible.

The Seed of the Woman

Custance, Arthur C.

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