David Hunt -- In his new, groundbreaking book, author Dave Hunt makes an historical and biblical appraisal of the belief system known as Calvinism.
removed on December 18, 2008:
Harold S. Martin -- This commentary is part of a new series of studies that will feature a number of volumes covering all of the New Testament books.
DISCONTINUED 3/4/10
J. B. Smith / J. Otis Yoder -- The first edition of the J. B. Smith Commentary, A Revelation of Jesus Christ, was released in 1961. After it reached the public, professors in Seminaries and teachers in Bible Colleges used it as a text for their classes on the book of Revelation. One pastor commented to the editor that the appendices were worth the price of the commentary.
DISCONTINUED 3/10/10
James Strong --For over 100 years Christians have turned to Strong's because of its completeness, simplicity, and accuracy. And it is still the concordance of choice when looking for a reference tool that contains every word in the King James Version and the location of every Biblical passage.
by John Coblentz -- A 44-page study of the Christian and his music. Deals forthrightly and clearly with the purpose of Christian music, the effects of music, rock music, and the rationale for a cappella singing in worship. Christian Light Publications.
John Coblentz -- Yes, you can live in daily victory over sin. This booklet tells you how. Instead of offering easy solutions, however, it deals with root issues. It shows you how to deal thoroughly with sin, and how to renounce the self-life in order to experience Christ as your life, your strength, and your victory. It also helps you understand spiritual battle -- the tactics of the enemy, the nature of temptation, and God's armor for victorious living.
John Coblentz -- Anger, in its variety of forms and expressions, leads people into emotional bondage. There they live in prison cells of resentment and bitterness. Some plot revenge. Some lose hope. And some prisoners want out.
Wendell Heatwole -- The first several lessons cover various spiritual disciplines of the Christian life such as conversion, Bible study, and prayer. The remaining lessons cover the Eighteen Articles of Faith first adopted by the Mennonite Church in 1921.
Power Bible contains only the most reliable Bible and reference texts and is repeatedly pointed to as one of the easiest and most powerful Bible study and reference programs available. This computer Bible contains over two hundred megabytes of Bible texts and references at a fraction of the cost of other well-known programs.
D.D. Whedon -- Formerly a two-book set, re-released in 2000 as a single, hardcover book. A sound, readable commentary that had been out of print for many years is back again! This revised edition remains essentially as Dr. Whedon gave it. Revisions and deletions made by CLP are indicated by brackets and ellipses. The late Menno J. Brunk served on the revision committee and did the basic groundwork for the two volumes -- Matthew-Mark and Luke-John. These sturdy paperbacks are a valuable Bible study aid for ministers, Sunday school teachers, or anyone interested in Bible study.
A much needed study for the church today as we face some of the same issues the Corinthian church faced -- party spirit, moral issues, the role of women in the church, tongues, Christian ethics, etc.
G. Richard Culp -- Here is a study guide which makes the deep doctrinal Book of Hebrews easier to understand! See how Christ is better than prophets, priests and angels. This book discusses salvation by faith, studies Greek meanings of difficult texts, and refers to parallel verses. Explains, with verses from Hebrews, why common heresies are false, including Jehovah's Witnesses, unconditional-security-Calvinism, second work of grace, patriotic militarism, etc. The author refers to Early Church and Anabaptist writings on various passages. Valuable for Bible schools, evening meetings, or personal study. Indexed.
by John Coblentz -- This book is for fathers who want to lead their family in the way of truth. It is for mothers who yearn for the serenity of Grandmother but who live more frequently with the spoutings of frustration. It is for young men and women facing the crosswinds of growing up. It is for parents seeking to avoid the pell-mell race into vanity It is for those who are willing to be honest with themselves and their families, and willing also to be made godly.
Music in Biblical Perspective -- LightUnit -- a study guide -- $3.00
Music in Biblical Perspective -- Answer Key -- $3.00