John MacArthur
Science & Faith
“Everything in Scripture that teaches about sin and redemption assumes the literal truth of the first three chapters of Genesis. If we wobble to any degree on the truth of this passage, we undermind the very foundations of our faith.”
Christian Living
“Tony Evans says we should fix our eyes firmly on the Kingdom and let that perspective govern our view of this world. And when you read his clear, lively, and readable presentation of this profound concept, you will agree. Tony has a tremendous gift for making hard truths easily understandable--and this may be his most important work yet.”
Christian Living
“The true and faithful church is the beautiful bride of Christ. In the experience of reading this refreshing treatment, all who love the church will rejoice in the realization of her beauty. Many people are concerned about how the world views the church. The world will never have the right perspective until the church itself sees her beauty. Surely this is what the apostle Paul meant when he said in 2 Corinthians 11:2 that he desired to present the church as a chaste virgin to Christ. This book is a much-needed gift to the people of God.”
The Majesty of God in the Old Testament
Theology
“Kaiser unpacks the vast wealth of several key Old Testament passages about God and his glory. These studies are wonderful and instructive examples of how to do biblical exposition and are especially fine examples of how to deal with ‘Old Testament’ passages. But much more than that, each chapter will bring you face to face with the divine majesty in a powerful and life-changing way. Clear, straightforward, accessible, and precise, this is a superb resource in every way.”
Theology
“I'm very grateful for this fine new edition of Arthur Pink's classic work on the attributes of God. It is surely the finest work on the subject written in this century. Pink, whose works were never superficial or trite, did some of his best work in this superb and timeless volume.”
The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The one book, aside from the Bible itself, that I value most in my studies.”
Christian Living
“Nowadays the word sin is rarely used in public discourse, ' says John MacArthur. 'Human misbehavior is usually treated as a medical problem rather than a moral one. Guilt is seen as a harmful emotion and, as a result, guilt feelings are denied rather than dealt with.'And, unfortunately, the church has become part of the problem instead of the solution. Instead of proclaiming the Bible's teaching about depravity and guilt and repentance, the church too often echoes the world's thinking on the psychology of guilt and the importance of feeling good about ourselves.”
Christian Living
“Doing the will of God is the foundational and essential pursuit of Christian living. Yet to fulfill it, one must first discern His will (Rom. 12:2). Costi Hinn helps us do just that in this clear and compelling book.”
Christian Living
“Nothing is more timely or more needed than the subject Dr. Lutzer addresses in this book. The crying need of the church today is for discernment--the ability to recognize truth and distinguish it from error. Who Are You to Judge? reminds us that truth is important, and (contrary to the spirit of our age) real truth is not merely a matter of subjective individual opinion. May Dr. Lutzer's own obvious passion for the sure truth of Scripture prove contagious among readers.”
Why Should We Love the Local Church?
Christian Living
“The true and faithful church is the beautiful bride of Christ. In the experience of reading this refreshing treatment, all who love the church will rejoice in the realization of her beauty. Many people are concerned about how the world views the church. The world will never have the right perspective until the church itself sees her beauty. Surely this is what the apostle Paul meant when he said in 2 Corinthians 11:2 that he desired to present the church as a chaste virgin to Christ. This book is a much-needed gift to the people of God.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“The apostle Paul teaches that a pastor's conduct at home must not be divorced from his conduct in the church or his message (1 Tim. 3:4–5). If a pastor is selfish, neglectful, and feckless in the home, it will show up in the church, and it will necessarily weaken his ability to preach with conviction. So, it is a joy to see how the godliness that Charles Spurgeon displayed in the pulpit was no ruse, but was practiced daily in his marriage. I have immense gratitude to Ray Rhodes for so adeptly demonstrating that to us in this book. There are many books that tell us how to have a good marriage. But here is something unique: a book that shows us what such a marriage looks like in the midst of all the joys, frustrations, and disappointments that life brings. Husbands and wives will do well to read this book and emulate the loving marriage of Charles and Susie Spurgeon.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Matthew 1-28 MacArthur New Testament Commentary Four Volume Set
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Matthew 1-7 MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Matthew 16-23 MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Matthew 24-28 MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Matthew 8-15 MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Micah, Zephaniah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Joel, and Obadiah
Bible Studies & Devotionals
Pastoral Epistles- I&II Thessalonians, I Timothy, II Timothy, Titus
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Pauline Epistles-Ephesians,Philippians,Col/Philemon-MacArthur NT Commentary Set
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Philippians MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Revelation 1-11 MacArthur New Testament Commentary
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Revelation 1-22 MacArthur New Testament Commentary Two Volume Set
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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