What should the church be like? Is there an obvious, consistent picture of the church in the Bible? Was that kind of congregation intended as the pattern for generations of Christians following? Can it be lived two thousand years later? The author answers, "yes, yes, yes, yes." This is not a theoretical book. Bill MacDonald has witnessed others carrying out the New Testament pattern for church life in countries around the world. He has practiced and promoted these same principles, and happily, he knows how to communicate on paper.

Christ Loved the Church

MacDonald, William

Religion & Spirituality

Walterick Pub

If you are not a follower of Christ and are interested in the subject, you should find this booklet helpful. The Christian message is presented here as a series of questions and answers the kind of questions you might ask and answers based directly on the Bible.

God's Answers to Man's Questions

This booklet examines the following aspects of grace.  1. Grace is God s unmerited favor to sinners who deserve the opposite. 2. God s grace offers salvation as a free gift to all who put their faith in His Son, Jesus Christ. 3. God is able to show grace to sinners in this way because the Lord Jesus died as a Substitute for them on the cross of Calvary. 4. Grace cannot be earned, deserved, or bought in whole or in part. 5. The grace of God is limitless.  TABLE OF CONTENTS The Grace of God The Greatness of God The Sinfulness of Man God s Goodness to Man The Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ Salvation by Grace through Faith  That Ye Might Be Rich  Assurance Eternal Security Man s Response to God s Grace

Grace of God

McDonald, William

The book of Proverbs is as modern as today. It deals with the problems of life that each of us has to face. If any book in the Bible could be said to be beamed especially to young people, this one could. (from Lesson One)

Enjoying the Proverbs

Neo-Orthodoxy: An Evangelical Evaluation of Barthianism

Charles Caldwell Ryrie

There can surely be no question as to the tremendous importance and paramount need for the prayerful preparation and effective presentation of the gospel message. This is a matter of concern, not only to the Church of God in general, but to each Christian in particular. To each believer comes the unmistakably clear command of his Lord and Master: Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature (Mark 16:15). With the object of aiding young Christians to fulfill this divinely given task, this book has been written. This books brings A. P. Gibb s encyclopedic knowledge of preaching within our reach. His seriousness, thoroughness, energy, and urgency are evident throughout this book. As is the case with all of Mr. Gibbs books, much material is packed into this book, and each chapter contains a wealth of helpful suggestions. The illustrations of the various types of sermons are especially helpful.

Preacher and His Preaching

Gibbs, A.P.

Song of Songs

Clarke,Arthur C.

Walterick Publishers. 63 page booklet

True Discipleship

If the title of this book is correct, as we believe it is, then the importance of the subject will be obvious to every child of God. A great deal of confusion exists in Christendom as to just what constitutes worship. It is often confounded with listening to a sermon; with service for the Lord on behalf of others; with testimony to Christ's saving and satisfying grace; with the preaching of the gospel; with ministry of the Word to believers, and with prayer. Many Christians put the emphasis of their lives on service for God, to the exclusion of the worship of God. Others swing to the other extreme, and so stress the importance of worship, that service for the Lord is viewed as being of little or no consequence. We must beware of lopsidedness, or of seeking to push one truth of Scripture to an extreme the Bible does not warrant. The believer must seek to maintain the truth of God in its proper perspective and correct balance. The words of our Lord Jesus Christ give the proper order of precedence. In His reply to Satan's temptation, He said: "Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God and Him only shalt thou serve." (Matt. 4:10) That quality of worship which does not result in service and that service which does not flow from worship, both come short of the Divine ideal. We shall consider the subject of worship under the following ten headings: 1. Its meaning, or definition2. Its importance3. Its authority4. Its object5. Its ground6. Its power7. Its manner8. Its hindrances9. Its place10. Its results---------------Alfred P. Gibbs (1890-1967) was a man born to preach. Brought up with his twin brother Edwin in South Africa, both boys early came to know, love, and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Edwin (1890-1968) stayed on in South Africa to pursue a fruitful evangelistic and Bible teaching work.

Worship: The Christians Highest Occupation/#8-98

Many new believers, and some older ones, are confused about the meaning of baptism. Hopefully, this study will help each candidate for baptism understand and thus fulfill in his own life the true meaning of baptism.

Baptism: The Church's Troubled Water

Norbie, D. L.

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