Legg, John 
 

John Legg sets out to give answers to a wide range of objections so that the way may be cleared for the reader to in all honesty take the next step and believe for him or herself. This book will also be a help to believers in preparing them to answer objections that are raised to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

 Philpott, Kent

Many people today think they are Christians, yet do not demonstrate any evidence in their lives that they have ever truly been converted. Too many of those who pass through evangelical churches and make an initial profession of conversion, or even are admitted to church membership, subsequently fail to manifest any evidence of a real or lasting work of God in their lives.

In the course of a long ministry as pastor in an evangelical church, Kent Philpott has acquired wide experience in observing and assessing people's response to the gospel. In this book he sets out principles which will be of great practical help to all Christians who are involved in any form of evangelism, at pastoral or personal level, and at the same time challenges the reader to examine his or her own conversion experience.

Nesom, Joe

Christ and his apostles taught that there is a body of truth which God has revealed and given to his people in the Holy Scriptures. Today all too few Christians have any real knowledge of this body of truth. They need to grow in understanding of what the Scriptures teach concerning God, man, sin, salvation and the relationship of the Lord Jesus Christ to all of these areas of truth. They need, not only to know these great doctrines of the faith, but to see how they are intended to shape our lives, so that we live in a way which reflects the glory of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Jeffery, Peter 

Each of the chapters is bite sized. There is just enough to manage at one time, and you will find there is much to nourish the mind as well as to warm the heart and inspire the will. Quotations from other writers are also included, as is as a list of recommended books for additional reading. There is also a guide for reading the New Testament and Psalms through in a year.

Ryle, J. C. 
 

Spurgeon, C. H. 
Prepared by James M. Renihan
 

Clark, A Benjamin R. 
 

The answers we give to these questions will have a strong bearing on our whole understanding of the doctrine of sanctification. In this book the author examines the various interpretations of this passage adopted by Christian leaders from Augustine to Lloyd-Jones. He assesses the rival points of view in the light of the scriptural context and concludes that a correct understanding of the passage has important practical implications in the whole area of sanctification, in the lives both of individual believers and of the church as a family of God's people, growing in Christ.

Carson, Herbert 

This book is primarily designed for those who face depression as their own persistent pain, but it is also directed more widely to Christians whatever their temperament. The author seeks to equip the reader to be a maximum help to those who suffer depression and to show that the Bible has the answer as to how we should face it.

Appere, Guy 

These and many similar questions are answered in a thoughtful and practical way by Guy Appéré in this helpful book. He conveys something of the wonder of this unique relationship between man and God, this dialogue with God which occupies such a vital place in the Christian life and is so essential for happy fulfilment in that life.

Blanchard, John 
 

Ellsworth, Roger 
 

In his suffering and eventual exaltation to a position where he was able to 'save many people alive', Joseph points us to the Saviour who willingly endured a far greater humiliation in order to save his people.

Edwards, Brian H. 

This fugitive and outlaw gave the English-speaking people their most priceless heritage: the Scriptures in their mother tongue.

McGoldrick, James E.
 
 

All of life belongs to God. In Kuyper's own words, 'No single piece of our mental world is to be hermetically sealed off from the rest, and there is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry: "Mine!"'

Ryle, J. C. 

Nor does Ryle neglect the fact that there was also another thief who died beside Christ - one who never repented of his wicked life and felt not an inking of love for the crucified Lord. His end is forcefully set forth as a warning to all who would put off coming to God in the only way that he has ordained: through his dear Son and him crucified. 'Be not too confident, least you die in your sins,' is the warning Ryle sees in this thief's hours.

Here, then, is a tract with a powerful message for Christian and non-Christian alike.

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M'Cheyne, Robert Murray 

The Spirit's delight in using the preaching of frail men, his work of exposing the sin of the human heart and his pouring into hearts wounded by sin's conviction the balm of the gospel - these are themes not often discussed in the current craze for 'signs and wonders'. But as this sermon on John 16:8 makes clear, these are the genuine marks of the Spirit's work that all believers should long to see in the church.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne, the preacher behind the sermon, experienced first-hand what it was like when the Holy Spirit displayed these signs of his presence. Despite the fact that he died before he was thirty, he knew authentic revival when such signs were manifest in abundance.

To all who long to see the Spirit's laying bare of the human soul through the preaching of the Word and his bringing to pass deep contrition for sins and unbounded joy in the light of Christ's work on the cross, this sermon is essential reading.

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Davies, Samuel 

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Nettleton, Asahel 
 

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Whitefield, George 
 

George Whitefield, the leading evangelist in this awakening, took especial delight in his proclamation of this amazing message and this sermon is an excellent example of that delight. But it is a challenge for the present. For ours is a day when evangelicals are losing their grip on this vital doctrine. They are increasingly forgetful of the fact that the doctrine of imputed righteousness is, as Whitefield notes, that truth 'by which the church stands or falls'.

Here, the, is instruction about the heart of the gospel and a challenge to evangelicals to hold fast to their biblical heritage.

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Bunyan, John 
 

Bunyan traces his own spiritual pilgrimage from his youth through several crises, to his conversion, and onwards through many trials and difficulties, temptations and sorrows, until he comes to rely solely on Christ for his every need.