Calvin, John 
Prepared by Hill, Joseph 
 

Jeffrey, Peter
 

If we were to ask the question, 'What is God like?' the answer of Scripture would be that he is not like anything at all. He is so gloriously unique that any attempt on or part define God, apart from what is revealed, will inevitably result in us entertaining thoughts about God that are unworthy of him.

This book is written to help those beginning the Christian faith to see something of what God has revealed in Scripture about himself. The attributes of God do not belong to the realm of theory; they are not mere doctrines that have no bearing upon the Christian's daily living. Rather they are most practical and enriching.

Ellsworth, Roger 
 

Pastor Ellsworth writes, 'The true minister is Christ-centred.' That is true and that statement describes this book - Christ-centred! The introduction states that the Lord Jesus 'showed us that we are to read the Old Testament looking for him. He is its subject and, therefore, the key to its understanding.' In this book, Pastor Ellsworth puts that key in the hands of every reader.

Henry T. Mahan, Thirteenth Street Baptist Church, Ashland, Kentucky

Keddie, Gordon J. 
 

In this contemporary study, Gordon Keddie seeks to retain the essential simplicity of the parables by the lightest touch of exposition, allowing them to live and move and touch our being with a vibrant immediacy and unmistakable clarity.

Thornbury, John

By looking to the teaching and example of the Lord Jesus Christ, John Thornbury seeks to show us where we can find the help we need. A right understanding of the Lord's teaching can be a doorway to a new experience of delightful communion with the Father and leads us to a more dynamic prayer life.

Ryle, J. C. 
 

Jeffrey, Peter 

It is no use mourning over the way the world thinks of God if we do nothing to make him real to men and women who are dead in their sin. The purpose of this book is to help believers see their God-given responsibility to evangelize a lost world and at the same time to see evangelism as both a privilege and a joy.

Jeffery, Peter 

Would it be a more prayerful church? Would it be more concerned for the lost and more pleasing to God? To expect our church to be any more spiritual than we are is hypocritical. The church is made up of individuals just like us. For the church is people, God's people. We are a redeemed people, but we are not a perfect people and, therefore there are many problems in the church and most of Paul's letters were written to deal with church problems.

In 1 Timothy Paul tells us how we are to conduct ourselves when we come together as Christians. The church is God's does this with love and care, and these standards cover various things from our attitudes to our dress. Even in our daily work we are to conduct ourselves in such a way 'that God's name and our teaching may not be slandered'.

From the starting-point of Paul's first epistle to Timothy, Peter Jeffery shows how the New Testament teaches the value and importance of the local church. He considers Paul's teaching on the God of the church, the members and leaders of the church and examines such practical issues as how to listen to preaching, problems in the church, the role of women and our attitude to money and Christian giving.

Ellsworth, Roger 
 

Blanchard, John 
 

To commemorate the 300th anniversary of Baxter's death in 1691, John Blanchard, and internationally known British evangelist, who is himself the author of a number of best-selling Christian books including Right with God, Truth for Life and Ultimate Questions, has written Invitation to Live.

Based on Baxter's work, it has the same serious, earnest and urgent message. It pleads with the reader to be ruthlessly honest in examining his spiritual condition, tells him of God's amazing love, and urges him to accept God's invitation to receive the forgiveness of sins and eternal life.

It also leaves him in no doubt about the alternative.

Olyott, Stuart 
 

Jesus is both God and man is about the glorious person of the Lord Jesus Christ. 
- It shows Christ's two natures co-existing perfectly in one person;
- It exposes fundamental errors in the teaching of cults and liberal theologians, who either deny our Lord's divinity or do not do full justice to his humanity; 
- It leads readers to stand in awe of the God-Man, and to worship the one who gave himself as the Saviour of sinners.

Belcher , Richard P. 
 

This story of a pastor's theological quest is far more than a cold theological presentation. His search from beginning to end is set in the context of real life situations that we have all met in our own Christian lives. His room-mate at college, the professors, the churches he pastors and his experiences in them, his friends, his fiancée are all interwoven into this interesting and surprising story.

Here is a refreshing way to learn and understand some of the great truths of Scripture.

Ellsworth, Roger 
 

In this book Roger Ellsworth traces Jesus' steps to and from the cross, beginning with the plan of God in eternity, through the prophecies and promises of the Old Testament to the coming to earth of the Son of God, and on to the future glory when the whole of creation will join in acknowledging that Jesus is Lord of all and the theme of worship for all eternity will be the salvation which he accomplished on the cross.

This book will help to restore something of the sense of awe and wonder which is so often largely missing from churches today and will cause us to take a new look at our priorities both as individuals and as churches. A deeper understanding of the work of Christ on the cross will also go a long way towards combating the lack of assurance felt by many Christians and will stimulate a response of greater faith in, and love to Christ.

Beza, Theodore 
 
 

And although there have been a veritable multitude of articles and books on Calvin's life and thinking, this one by Theodore Beza retains a distinct uniqueness. It is the earliest life of the Reformer and was written within weeks of Calvin's death. Moreover, its author was one who intimately shared Calvin's labours and who, with Calvin and a band of other godly pastor, sought to create a Christian community in Geneva that would be known throughout Europe as a mirror of apostolic Christianity. As such, Beza's biography of his friend contains invaluable insights about the pathway of reformation and renewal.

 Jeffery, Peter
 

From the foreword by Walter J. Chantry

Cromarty, Jim 
 

Horton, Michael Scott 

Edwards, Brian H. 

From this starting point, Brian Edwards sets out to describe the history, authority and accuracy of the Bible in plain, straightforward language designed for the non-expert.

In this revised and updated edition of nothing but the truth, the author covers a wide range of vital issues including : 
 "Who are the critics of the Bible and what are they saying?"
"What do we mean by 'inspiration'?"
"What does the Bible say about itself?"
"How sufficient and final is it?"
"Why have we just sixty-six books in the Bible?"
"How can we properly understand it?"
"When was it written and how did our English Bible come to us?"
"Where does archaeology reveal Bible accuracy?" 
"What about supposed errors / contradictions?"

 Jeffery, Peter

Peter Jeffery knows God and knows God’s Word. His speciality, as a man called to be a shepherd of God’s flock, is to feed Christ’s sheep. Those who are humble members of God’s church will find food for their souls and encouragement to persevere in the fight against sin, Satan, self and this fallen world. You will come away glorying in Christ and the privilege of being a Christian. I know of no better place to begin to learn this great book of God’s holy Word.’ 

Steve Martin,
Pastor, Heritage Church, Fayetteville, Georgia

Wilson, John 

He knows that much of what he says will be dismissed with an impatient wave of the crook, but his position is that of a simple sheep who believes the Bible.

Although occasionally satirical, this book is not naive. It will stimulate thought. Rather than being a lone bleat in the wasteland of our age it is hoped that this may be a voice from the heart of the flock, a timely warning to some wandering sheep.