No church in the first century was more troubled than Corinth's. What's happening in our churches? Where is the discipline? Where is the faith? Questions like these are not new. The Christians in first-century Corinth were troubled by many of the same issues churches still face today: rampant sexual immorality, misunderstandings, doctrinal disputes, the elevation of human reason over the apostolic faith, and taking fellow Christians to court. The Troubled Triumphant Church is a thorough examination of First Corinthians and its relation to current problems. Recommended for Bible study groups, this book paves the way for better understanding and gives scriptural solutions for common Christian concerns. Solve today's problems with lessons from yesterday.

The Troubled Triumphant Church: An Exposition of First Corinthians

Paige Patterson

Seminary Hill Press

Arguably the most significant archaeological manuscript discovery of modern times, the Dead Sea Scrolls have amazed Christians, Jews, and others for 65 years. From the 2012 Dead Sea Scrolls display sponsored by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

The Catalogue of Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible

Preaching Tools - An Annotated Survey of Commentaries and Preaching Resources for Every Book of the Bible

Preaching Tools - An Annotated Survey of Commentaries and Preaching Resources for Every Book of the Bible

David L. Allen

Create a culture of everyday evangelism in your church. 
What if every member of your church made evangelism a regular practice in his or her daily routine? Imagine the impact this would have on your church and community. Sadly, though, what should be a natural part of the Christian life is often neglected or passed off to "the experts." In "Everyday Evangelism," evangelism professor Matt Queen debunks the myths of personal evangelism, providing encouragement, insight, and practical steps for creating a culture of everyday evangelism in your church.

Everyday Evangelism

Matt Queen

Are you walking into danger? Ministry is a dangerous call. Thankfully, God has provided guides to help ministry leaders fulfill their calling. In A Field Guide for a Dangerous Call, Southwestern Seminary President Paige Patterson warns of the potential pitfalls and point those in ministry to five guides--the law, wisdom, holiness, the Corinthian principles, and the Holy Spirit--to help them navigate their life and ministry.

A Field Guide for a Dangerous Call

Why does God allow so much evil in the world? Are there contradictions in Scripture? Is science in conflict with faith?
 Few people would deny the pertinence of these questions, but many Christians actively avoid them. Jesus said the greatest commandment was to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind. Asking questions and seeking to find answers is simply a means of loving God with your mind.
 In Everyday Apologetics, Travis Dickinson dispels the misconceptions of doing apologetics and addresses such issues as the reasonableness of faith, the existence of God, and the reliability of Scripture, inviting readers to fall deeply in love with God as they pursue him with their minds.

Everyday Apologetics

Religion & Spirituality

Travis Dickinson

Christian Books & Bibles

This volume comprises a collection of articles from the Southwestern Journal of Theology, a biannual publication produced by Southwestern s School of Theology. Written by Southwestern faculty, these articles will educate readers on engaging the culture and engaging the world. Specific topics include New Atheism, missional contextualization, and the relationship between theological education and missions.

Selections from Southwestern's Journal of Theology

John Laing

John David Massey

Terry Wilder

Malcolm B. Yarnell

This book is about hunting. No, this book is about life and eternity. This book is about how to get your son to heaven someday. Along the way you want your boy to handle the sorrows of life without turning to crime, bitterness, or suicide. You deeply desire for him to have those life values, which, unlike materialistic values, will endure and make him a real man. Your hope is that he will grow up to be an unselfish husband to his wife, and example to his own children, and a generous contributor to his world, which is the subject matter of this book. Father and son combine their narratives here stories and philosophies laced with cogent insights from God s Word to bring you counsel that you will almost never read from today s painfully failed and feminized social agenda magnates. 
 Not every boy has a proclivity for the out-of-doors, for fishing and hunting. But every boy, regardless of interests, needs a dad who is a major participant, an encourager, and a counsel in his world if that is the cyber world, orchestra, literature, or whatever a dad who cares and gives himself to the child. Our world is the outdoor cosmos room for all. 
 So sit with us on the rim of Ngorongoro Crater as the sun sets in the west, silhouetting the acacia trees and a herd of contentedly grazing buffalo and experience the awe and grandeur of our God. Weep with us at the grave of departed canine friend. Laugh until you cannot right yourself at the mockery of nature and the quagmires in which men immerse themselves. And learn the love of a father for a son and a son for a father.

Mysteries of the Bush

Armour Patterson

Anatomy of a Reformation: The Southern Baptist Convention, 1978-2004 describes how conservative leaders formulated a plan to return to its biblical roots, beginning with the election of Memphis pastor Adrian Rogers as SBC president in 1979. The purchase price includes three (3) copies of the booklet.

Anatomy of a Reformation: The Southern Baptist Convention 1978-2004

Where s Mom: The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective. Often women who have taken salaried jobs and titled positions have found themselves enslaved to the priorities of work and career. As a result, many of these women face failures in child-rearing and homemaking and find that the dual responsibilities of career and family may crowd out the time for personal creativity. Dorothy Patterson urges women to reconsider these priorities and not to forget who they are meant to be. An educated professional woman herself, Patterson probes several crucial questions about the high calling of wives and mothers in light of biblical teaching: Is homemaking a job? Is homemaking a challenging career? Is being a mother a worthy service? Is being a wife a fulfilling vocation?

Where's Mom? The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective

Dorothy Kelley Patterson

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The Troubled Triumphant Church: An Exposition of First Corinthians

The Catalogue of Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible

Preaching Tools - An Annotated Survey of Commentaries and Preaching Resources for Every Book of the Bible

Everyday Evangelism

A Field Guide for a Dangerous Call

Everyday Apologetics

Selections from Southwestern's Journal of Theology

Mysteries of the Bush

Anatomy of a Reformation: The Southern Baptist Convention 1978-2004

Where's Mom? The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective