First published in 1658, this little-known work of the great Baptist preacher, John Bunyan, publisher of Pilgrim’s Progress, opens with the story of the rich man and Lazarus. It is noteworthy that our Lord did not call this a parable. Bunyan tells of the horrible fate awaiting the impenitent in that awful place. He shows there are people now suffering an eternal punishment for their sins — but he ends the book with the hope of the gospel.

An old favorite, this book can be depended on to provide ready Bible answers to hard questions. Written in an easy question-and-answer format.

A Reference Guide to More Than 700 Topics Discussed by the Early Church Fathers
What did the early Christians believe about gifts of the Spirit? Or foot washing? Or the rapture? What about the beast of Revelation or the antichrist? What did they believe the number 666 represented? What were their understandings of the major Christian doctrines, such as the Trinity, salvation, baptism, communion, and life after death? This scholarly work collects together over 7000 quotations from the writings of the early Christians, arranged alphabetically by topic. More than 700 theological, moral, ecclesiastical, and historical topics are covered. It offers the user a unique window into the early Christian world. A must for every pastor and serious Bible student.

Here is the compelling narrative of the founding of America, told from a perspective that few people have ever heard. That perspective is the kingdom of God. America's currency declares, In God We Trust. But did the American colonists truly trust in God in the founding of the United States? The product of nine years of research, this new work challenges much of what most of us learned in school about the founding of America and the American Revolution. Bercot's well-documented findings will surprise many people. At the same time, this timely work will strengthen the convictions of nonresistant, kingdom Christians.

Classic graphic accounts of more than 4,000 Christians who endured suffering, torture, and a martyrs death because of their simple faith in the Gospel of Christ. Includes more than 50 finely detailed etchings by noted Dutch artist Jan Luyken. Songs, letters, prayers, and confessions appear with the stories of many defenseless Christians who were able to love their enemies and return good for evil. This book calls believers to follow Jesus in all areas of life, even unto death.

Written from a conservative Mennonite perspective, this book about Anabaptist history covers the doctrines of Anabaptism as well as the development of European Anabaptism beyond the sixteenth century. It will serve as a tool for the serious student, as well as an in-depth introduction for those who are relatively new to the history of the church.

This pamphlet shows a beautiful picture of the Old Testament Tabernacle in the Wilderness of Sinai. The Tabernacle was the special tent of meeting that God instructed Moses to build. It was placed in the center of the camp and could be set up and taken down whenever the children of Israel traveled. Includes diagrams of the furnishings, the high priestly garments, the sacrifices, and an explanation of the symbolism that points to Jesus Christ.

See where Bible places are today on these Then and Now Bible maps with clear plastic overlays of modern cities and countries. This deluxe edition has double the number of pages as the regular version, plus it comes with a CD-ROM that gives you a JPG of each map to use in your own Bible material as well as PDFs of each map and overlay to create your own handouts or overhead transparencies. You can create your own PowerPoint presentations with these digitized maps. Includes maps for the travels of Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, the Exodus, Paul’s four missionary journeys, and others.

This ultra-thin Bible map insert fits inside the back of most modern Bibles. It has forty-four pages, including eight clear plastic overlays of modern day cities and countries. This has more overlays and color maps than other inserts on the market.

Full color Bible maps with clear plastic overlays of modern cities and countries. Perfect for Bible study when you want to know where a Bible city or country is today.

The insightful and concise Islam & Christianity pamphlet compares the basic beliefs of Christians and Muslims in a single glance. Using an easy-to-follow, fold-out chart format, this pamphlet helps believers understand the key differences between Muslims and Christian. With this knowledge, believers can reach out to Muslims without offending cultural sensitivities. Chart unfolds to 33".

Undoubtedly the largest and most thorough history of the Amish people, Unser Leit covers the full sweep from 17th century Switzerland to the present. The past is very much alive with the story telling format and hundreds of superb illustrations. This miniencylopedia is the result of a lifetime of work and can be appreciated by serious historians and the many descendants of the Swiss-German Amish.
Two volume set.

The New Testament Christians had no seminaries, but they raised up effective preachers and teachers. The Holy Spirit can use ordinary Christian men today to preach and teach—just as He did back in the first century. This book takes the reader through all the steps of developing and delivering an effective sermon or devotional, including using illustrations, rousing introductions and conclusions, making eye contact with your listeners, and controlling speaker’s fright.

What about the life of an 18th century human trafficker could inspire you?

John Newton found himself the captain of a ship transporting slaves from Africa to England. On each journey, he mercilessly subjected hundreds to inhumane conditions only to be sold if they survived. But in a life-threatening storm, he cried out to God for help. Saved from imminent death, Newton soon realized he had also been saved from himself. Twenty years into his journey of knowing the grace and mercy of God, Newton penned Amazing Grace, an unforgettable hymn of redemption.

The Life of John Newton will inspire every man, woman, and child. Newton’s spiritual transformation highlights the unstoppable force of God's love and unlimited grace regardless of one’s own wretched history.

This Christian Classic was originally published in 1831. Each page has been meticulously reproduced. With tattered-edged pages and a vintage cover, Life of John Newton is now an affordable, timeless classic for a new generation interested in the foundations of our Christian heritage.

Does the Bible really contradict itself? This book addresses over 40 issues of contention. It is an easy book to read, and equips you to accurately defend your faith while challenging secular or humanistic agendas.

This book gives a thorough account of the effects of evolution on the history of the United States, including slavery and the Civil rights movement, and goes beyond to show the global harvest of death and tragedy that still finds its roots in Darwin’s destructive writings. The tragic legacy of Darwin’s controversial speculations on evolution has led to terrible consequences taken to the deadliest extremes. One Race One Blood reveals the origins of these horrors, as well as the truth revealed in Scripture that God created only one race.

A practical, extensive, and much appreciated book on church doctrines. It contains helpful discussions on most questions that arise on the work and scope of the church. Scripture references included.

When facing a new challenge or needing some advice, it’s a blessing to have a wise and seasoned friend to call on for advice. Written from the heart and life of an experienced minister, A Good Minister provides warm, practical, and inspirational counsel for the newly ordained, veteran ministers, or anyone with Christian leadership responsibilities.

Revelation: a book of questions. A book of symbolic language. A book often avoided to keep away from interpretation disagreements. The Mystery of Christ in the Revelation, an in-depth study from an Anabaptist perspective, progresses verse-by-verse through the entire book. Discover the key to understanding Revelation by studying it in its context and within the intent of the rest of Scripture.

First published in the mid 1800s by the Leonard Publishing House in England.

Uniquely interactive and amazingly concise, this is a faithful reproduction of a 19th–century original. Compact and comprehensive, this 32" x 28½" colored chart folds up easily for quick and secure storage beneath a 7" x 9" protective book cover.
The chart is exquisitely engraved with maps and other images, and filled with information in every edge, border, and ornate decoration. Includes several maps—the Middle East, Canaan according to the Syrian division, and the journeys of the Children of Israel. Other engravings include genealogical trees with the Kings of Judah, Kings of Israel, Kings of Assyria and Babylon, and the family of Jacob. Every inch contains vital and fascinating information on Biblical history, religious historical events, and chronology such as:
*References of Paul's journeys and ties to Scripture with a map reference
*Information on the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation
*Locations and scripture for the 12 tribes of Israel
*A map of the journeys of the Children of Israel, with towns, events, and scripture describing the locations