This revised and updated edition of one of the most widely read and highly acclaimed religious books, God of Surprises takes us on the inner journey, convinced that the treasure is hidden within. Jesus said: 'The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure in a field.' This book has only one purpose: to s... (more)

This exegetical study of the New Testament's most electrifying book explores the development of the early Church and the spreading flame of the Holy Spirit. A Preaching the Word commentary. Dynamic churches--congregations that are experiencing phenomenal growth, Christian ministries that God is u... (more)

In this Preaching the Word release, Pastor Hughes's insightful commentary communicates the lessons of Luke with power and passion. Luke's carefully researched and "orderly account" of the life of Christ is one of the finest pieces of historical writing in all of ancient literature. Yet it also ac... (more)

The Preaching the Word series is noted for its unqualified commitment to biblical authority, clear exposition of Scripture and practical application. In this volume on the Gospel of John, Pastor Kent Hughes explores the apostle's unique and powerful presentation of Jesus as the Creator-God of the un... (more)

The book of Genesis lays the groundwork for God's relationship with humanity and his plan for our salvation. R. Kent Hughes explores this book with the care and insight that are the hallmarks of the Preaching the Word series. The book of Genesis contains some of the most beautiful and well-known ... (more)

In this book, Christ's work of salvation is illustrated by the events of the week before His crucifixion. The guide includes material for six fascinating study sessions, providing everything you need for a Lent study group. Portraits of Jesus is ideal for new as well as mature Christians.

In the tradition of this critically acclaimed commentary series, noted for its commitment to biblical authority and clear exposition of Scripture, Kent Hughes delves into Paul's letters to Timothy and Bryan Chapell examines the book of Titus. These pastoral epistles are extremely relevant for today,... (more)

How many times have you listened to a sermon and can remember the illustrations used by the preacher but not the point of them! - or listened to an illustration that makes an entirely different point to the one that the preacher is trying to put accross. Using illustrations has an art but Jack Hughe... (more)