The Old Testament book of Ruth is more than a rustic love story - it is a presentation of the Gospel by which sinners are still saved. In these devotional studies Iain D Campbell interprets the story of Ruth against the backdrop of God's covenant of grace. He explores how Ruth, by grace, was brought... (more)

By the time you've read through Exodus, you've learned the basic vocabulary of the gospel. Words like blood, redeem, sacrifice, glory, law, tabernacle, and Passover are all here, part of the great drama in which God saves a people for himself. To study Exodus, therefore, is to come to the heart of t... (more)

What's the big story that ties together all the little stories of the Bible? In this short book Iain D Campbell tries to answer that question by emphasizing seven key points on which the storyline of the Bible hangs. These are seven moments of aweinspiring activity on the part of God in the history ... (more)

There is probably no passage of Scripture with which people are more familiar than the twenty-third psalm. The words of the metrical version are among the best loved and most often sung of the Scottish Metrical Psalms. Every statement of the psalm is loaded with rich meaning and significance. As you... (more)

For the Christian, history is rich with meaning because we believe in a God who is intimately involved with his creation. Throughout time we see God's sovereign, caring and chastising hand at work to bring about the spread of the gospel and then the recreation of a new universe. One that will once m... (more)