We in the west sorely need to craft a theology of martyrdomit would put backbone into our proclamation and living, and help us remember brothers and sisters going through fiery trials even today in other parts of the world. Remembering men like John Rogers is a great help in the development of such ... (more)

NahumApproximately one hundred years after Jonah preached to the citizens of Nineveh to turn from their evil ways and escape imminent judgement, God commissioned Nahum to prophesy the citys complete destruction. At the time of his burden, the Assyrian Empire was both strong and wealthy, yet Nahum pr... (more)

Rowland Hill (1744-1833) was one of the most intriguing and astonishing characters of early evangelicalism. An independent preacher, he was admired by those who knew him but ridiculed and criticized by his opponents. Touted as a 'second Whitefield', Hill's preaching spread evangelical feeling in an ... (more)

"Who is Jesus? What did he do? Why did he come? Is it worth following him? As he answers these questions and many more, Tim Shenton shows us that there is no one like Jesus. In another thirty readings, he works through chapters 6 to 11 of the Gospel of Luke, drawing out the main points and applying ... (more)

Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians breathes love, concern and care and it deals with practical matters for new believers: repentance, faith, living a transformed life, living happily with other believers in church, awaiting the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ and many other points. In O... (more)

Many Christians go through life without ever seriously considering what the Bible actually teaches about God. They believe that such a study is far too 'deep' for the ordinary believer and therefore only useful for theologians and committed Bible students. Our Perfect God breaks down that preconceiv... (more)

George Thomson, James Rouquet, Captain Jonathan Scott, David Simpson and Thomas Pentycross had a deep love for Jesus Christ and for the souls of their listeners which enabled them to stand strong through the storms of persecution and to preach a message that didnt only address the mind with truth, b... (more)

This book of readings based upon the life of Abraham is an excellent devotional for young people. It not only tells the story, but it draws out many lessons to be learned for our own lives. It also points to Christ as the way of salvation. The author follows Abraham9s life, from his journey into Can... (more)

William Romaine is a much-neglected figure of eighteenth-century Evangelicalism. This book is the first modern biography of a complex and often bittersweet character. Drawing from original and often little-known sources, Tim Shenton provides a clear, consistent, and remarkably fair portrait of Rom... (more)