William J. Carl III

Charter of Christian Freedom

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Gordon Lindsey's knowledge of Scripture is breathtaking. His ability to bring it to life is on full display in this wonderful treatise that reads like a novel. . . . I predict this book will become a staple in Bible study leaders' and preachers' libraries, not just on the shelf, but open again and again, unpacking the gems hidden in one of Paul's most important letters.”

Following in the Way of Jesus

Christian Living

“Like Luther and Calvin, Donald McKim combines in his new book erudition for intellects with the simple truth of the gospel for laity. His writing, always fluid and accessible, never saccharine or preachy, brings to mind the works of both Reinhold Niebuhr and his brother H. Richard Niebuhr. Drink deeply at this well and take time to learn from a man who has spent a lifetime sharing the gospel in truly incarnational ways.”

Hope Revealed

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Hope Revealed is a literary work of high order. . . . It will be a valuable tool both homiletically and spiritually for decades to come. I predict this book will open doors students of the scriptures have not been able to enter for a very long time.”

How to Preach with an Interpreter (Stapled Booklet)

Evangelism & Missions

“"Having spoken with interpreters in Russia, China, South Africa, India, Taiwan, Korea, Egypt, Jordan, Mexico, and Greece, I am now wishing I had read How to Preach with an Interpreter before going. There is a rhetorical rhythm that accompanies the delicate dance between preacher/lecturer and interpreter. Both have to be in sync, speaking almost as one, for the message to be effective. Dennis Bills shows you how to do it.”

Nature, God & Pulpit

Preaching & Worship

“Elizabeth Achtemeier offers in this thoroughly researched and cogently written work a telling homiletical corrective to contemporary preaching's penchant for avoiding conversation about the relationship between God and the natural world. With both polemics and apologetics, Achtemeier exposes pantheistic and New Age heresies. Here critique and solution are presented biblically, theologically, and practically with specific advice to the modern preacher on how science, nature, and the gospel can be held together in creative tension in the modern pulpit. Without question I consider this book to be a landmark study on this subject.”