And Some … Evangelists
Based on Ephesians 4:11, this book is an appeal, by an evangelist, to not neglect the use of the evangelist in our churches. Roger Carswell is a British itinerant evangelist from my home town of Leeds. My wife and I...
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The Right Questions
How does a thinking Christian reconcile science with faith? Instead of giving a direct answer, Johnson invites us to rephrase the question, or even to ask an entirely different one. Johnson, a Harvard-educated law school professor, came to faith in...
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Ready to Give an Answer
Emmaus Correspondence School’s newest course, written by Dr. David Reid, provides the reader with an introduction to Christian Evidences through twelve well-constructed chapters. Each of the chapters is titled with one of the major questions people ask about Christianity. The...
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The Seven Last Things
The forward of this book explains that this originated as a series of expository sermons delivered to the congregation at Asbury Road Bible Chapel in Dubuque, Iowa. They first appeared in abridged form as journal articles in Bibliotheca Sacra, and...
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Be Holy: The Forgotten Command
The command to “be holy” is inseparably bound to a biblical understanding of the Christian life, yet many believers today view holiness as an optional status achieved by only a few godly saints—a “pie-in-the-sky” state of being reserved for the...
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Men of Destiny
Men of Destiny is a compilation of twelve biographies covering men of God from a variety of walks of life. The subjects covered by Masters includes: Sir James Simpson, the discoverer of chloroform; General William Dobbie, the defender of Malta;...
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The Serpent of Paradise
According to a recent survey by George Barna, 58 percent of Americans believe that Satan “is not a living being but is a symbol of evil.” Yet over 65% of Americans would claim to be Christians. While the percentage of...
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Too Hard for God?
To ask the question is to answer it—nothing is too hard for God! And yet, as we consider the darkness of Islam and the seeming impossibility of penetrating the Arab culture it engenders, it certainly does seem hard. Yet it...
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