•
A Christian Woman’s Guide to Reasons for Faith by
Judy Salisbury - (218 pages, $11.99)
This book offers Christian women safe, practical, and
straightforward advice to better learn what they believe
and why. A great resource to help you feel more confident
with answers to biblical issues. |
| |
•
Christianity According to the Bible by Ron
Rhodes - (287 pages, $12.99)
Sometimes what we think we know about the Christian faith may not be so.
The author asks whether his readers are ‘‘experiencing authentic
Christianity or a cultural counterfeit?’’ And in this volume, he tries
to help them explore and correct their misunderstandings of a biblically
based faith. |
| |
• The Complete
Book of Bible Answers by Ron Rhodes - (395 pages, $11.99)
Solid biblical insight for tough questions is what this
book is about. It is a resource for personal study, Bible
groups and teaching. |
| |
• The Cost of
Deception by John A. Williams - (211 pages, $9.99)
This handy volume debunks an accumulation of modern myths
and urban legends from the Internet, Christian
publications and television broadcasts, and even church
bulletins. |
| |
•
Crucified in the Media by C. Marvin Pate
and Sheryl L. Pate - (222 pages, $13.99)
A wealth of information responding to contemporary issues such as the
Jesus Seminar, The Da Vinci Code, The Bible Code, and
more. |
| |
• Defending
Your Faith by Dan Story - (234 pages, $9.99)
This book is designed to help Christians see that
Christianity is a reasonable and intelligent faith
grounded on objective, verifiable evidence. |
| |
• Evidence for
Jesus by Ralph Muncaster - (219 pages, $10.99)
This volume is a straightforward and easy-to-understand
work which gives a rich background of history, geography,
and biography that brings Christianity — and its
founder, Jesus — to life. |
| |
• Examine the Evidence by Ralph Muncaster - (604 pages, $16.99)
Muncaster’s “Examine the Evidence” series (small but practical volumes)
has been made even more helpful and practical as many of these 48-page
booklets have been reworked and combined into this 600 page volume. A
great — yet affordable — resource for any apologist’s library. |
| |
• God’s
Lesser Glory by Bruce A. Ware - (240 pages, $17.99)
Open theism (or neotheism) is creeping into Christian
churches. Ware explores its implications and pinpoints
the subtle ways that open theism undermines our trust in
God and lessens His glory in our lives. |
| |
• Hypnosis:
Medical, Scientific, or Occultic? by Martin and
Deidre Bobgan - (142
pages, $9.99)
Even in the halls of science, when one surrenders himself
to hypnosis he is surrendering himself to the doorway to
the occult. This volume shows how hypnotism is
potentially dangerous at its best and demonic at its
worst. |
| |
• “I Just
Wanted More Land” — Jabez by Gary E. Gilley
- (107 pages,
$9.99)
A pithy and perceptive analysis of Bruce Wilkinson’s
mega-bestseller, The Prayer of Jabez.
A warning against the danger of the poor Bible
interpretations of Wilkinson. |
| |
• Jesus
Christ: Self-Denial or Self-Esteem? by David Tyler - (114 pages, $9.95)
This volume is a review of Christ’s words, miracles,
and parables, showing a life pattern of self-denial, not
self-esteem. |
| |
• “Know” Series:
includes, Know Who You Believe, Know What You Believe,
and Know Why You Believe by Paul E. Little - (3-volume set, $19.99)
Answers to the ample questions regarding the Christian
faith are given in these volumes. These works are recognized as some of
the classic works of modern day apologetics. |
| |
• Ready With
An Answer by John Ankerberg & John Weldon - (404 pages, $11.99)
Be better equipped to present biblical accuracies to
people desiring reliable answers. This volume presents
in-depth research and study. |
| |
• Rose Book of Bible Charts,
Maps, and Time Lines by Rose Publishing -
(192 pages, $29.99)
This oversized, hardcover book contains a wealth of rich Bible facts,
figures, and visuals presented in ‘‘Technicolor.’’ It will enhance the
Bible for any — young, old, novice, or seasoned — student of Scripture.
A must for Sunday school or Bible study teachers. |
| |
• Searching for the Original
Bible by Randall Price -
(293 pages, $12.99)
This is a dynamite book at an unbeatable price. Charles Ryrie
says: “Thorough research, informative sidebars, charts, photographs, and
clearing writing all combine to make this book a significant, up-to-date
defense of the inerrancy and reliability of our Bible.” |
| |
• TheoPhostic
Counseling: Divine Revelation or PsychoHeresy? by
Martin and Deidre Bobgan (143 pages, $9.99)
The counseling model created by Ed Smith, known as theophostic
counseling, is an amalgamation of inner healing, guided
imagery, visualization, hypnosis, and other existent
therapies. This book biblically challenges this
counseling method and its claim of divine origin. |
| |
• Think Biblically! by
John MacArthur (and The Master’s College Faculty) -
(368 pages, $19.99)
What we think shapes who we are. With the Bible in their hands,
the authors confront the false worldviews that dominate our postmodern
world and help cultivate a biblical mindset on worship, psychology,
gender, science, education, history, government, economics, and
literature. |
| |
• This Little Church Stayed
Home by Gary E. Gilley - (190
pages, $13.99)
The vast scope and extensive information of this volume makes it one of
the finest works examining the plight of the contemporary Church. From
postmoderism and relativism to inclusivism, mysticism and pragmatism to
the emergent church movement, Gary Gilley has it all covered. Christians
can be forewarned and forearmed by this book. |
| |
• This Little
Church Went to Market by Gary E. Gilley - (144 pages, $10.99)
This publication takes on pragmatism in the Church C
namely how the Christian community has moved from being
Scripture-based to being market-driven. |
| |
• A Time of
Departing by Ray Yungen - (173 pages, $12.95)
This work is a revealing account of a universal
spirituality that has infiltrated much of the Church
today. Yungen exposes how the Gospel message is being
compromised with Eastern mystical concepts. |
| |
• The Truth
Behind the Da Vinci Code by Richard Abanes - (96 pages, $6.99)
Point by point, in a very readable format, Abanes
deciphers and unshrouds the fabricated “codes”
of Dan Brown’s blockbuster novel, The Da Vinci
Code. This book goes headlong into the fiction and
fantasy world of Brown and clears away thorns and
thickets of his fables and myths. |
| |
• What Did
Jesus Mean? by Ron Rhodes - (239 pages, $10.99)
This easy-to-read work gives clear understanding of the
sometimes complex expressions of Jesus. A subject index
enhances the book. |
| |
•
Who Are You to Judge? by David Swavely -
(213 pages, $13.99)
This book challenges our thinking in the areas of music, working
mothers, birth control, gambling, alcohol consumption, demand feeding,
frequency of the Lord’s Supper, home/Christian school vs. public school,
fasting, movies, television, art, and even coffee drinking. It
takes every issue back to Scripture, examines it in the light of God’s
Word, and refuses to go where God does not go. |
| |
• Why Christians Can’t Trust
Psychology by Ed Bulkley - (368 pages, $12.99)
Thousands look to “Christian psychology” to help them attain victory
over modern dysfunctions. Some argue we need the Bible plus
psychology, others say the Bible alone is sufficient. Bulkley
presents both sides of the issue and offers a trustworthy, biblical
response. |
| |
• Why Do Bad Things Happen if
God is Good? by Ron Rhodes - (284 pages, $10.99)
A thoughtful but easy-to-understand analysis of the existence of evil
and what the Bible has to say about it. Help to makes sense out of
sorrow and affirms that even when bad things happen, God is good. |
| |
• Yoga and the Body of Christ
by Dave Hunt - (176 pages, $9.99)
If you already know that “Christian” yoga is wrong, this book will help
you to defend your view with information which you likely never knew.
Should you believe that yoga within the Church is acceptable, then, more
than ever, you need this book. |
| |
CATHOLICISM:
|
• The 10 Most
Important Things You Can Say to a Catholic by Ron
Rhodes - (128
pages, $9.99)
Fact-filled and easy to read, this volume provides the
tools needed to effectively talk to Catholics about their
faith and guide them to the good news of God’s free
grace through Jesus Christ. |
| |
• Answers to Questions Catholics
Are
Asking by Tony Coffey - (271
pages, $13.99)
Catholic today are asking honest and probing questions about the real
differences that exist between the official teachings of the Roman
Catholic Church and the Bible. The answers to these questions are shared
in this book. |
| |
• Catholicism:
Crisis of Faith - Lumen Productions - (54-minute video tape, $19.95)
Learn the cause of the present crisis facing the Roman
Catholic Church by investigation of its doctrines and
practice. |
| |
• The Gospel
According to Rome by James G. McCarthy - (397 pages, $12.99)
Has today’s Catholic Church changed? This book is an
authoritative and insightful response by a former
Catholic to the new publication, Catechism of the
Catholic Church. |
| |
• Messages
from Heaven by Eternal Productions - (87-minute video tape, $12.95 - web site special
price)
This video gives solid evidence as to how
“shamelessly unbiblical” are the alleged
apparitions of the Virgin Mary. The presentation is
superior quality, with good photography and excellent
visual and sound effects. |
| |
• Reasoning
from the Scriptures with Catholics by Ron Rhodes - (359 pages, $13.99)
A complete handbook with a step-by-step guide to sharing
the Good News of salvation by faith alone with Catholics. |
| |
CHARISMATIC
EXTREMISM:
|
• Christianity
in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff -
(587 pages, $14.99)
This book is an examination of various deadly doctrines
of Faith teachers which are raiding the body of Christ.
It reveals the darkness yet equips believers with answers
regarding historic Christian doctrine. Includes study
guide. |
| |
• The Final
Word by O. Palmer Robertson - (150 pages, $7.99)
This is a biblical response to the case for tongues and
prophecy today. Direct response to arguments by Wayne
Grudem and others. |
| |
• From the
Pinnacle of the Temple by Charles Farah, Jr. - (243 pages, $9.99)
One of the first works to examine the “faith”
movement. Written by the professor of Theological and
Historical Studies at Oral Roberts University. |
| |
• Healing in
the Name of God by Ted Schwarz - (203 pages, $9.99)
Healings from all viewpoints — religion, psychology;
superstition, medical science and well-intentioned and
fraudulent faith healers — are examined. |
| |
• The Many
Faces of Benny Hinn 3.0 by The Door Magazine - (6-hour 3-DVD set, $29.95)
A compilation of major news media’s investigative
exposes, crusade clips, Praise the Lord
and This is Your Day film clips
exposing the escapades of the controversial faith healer,
Benny Hinn. |
| |
• Satisfied by
the Promise of the Spirit by Thomas R. Edgar - (283 pages, $13.99)
Perplexing questions regarding “signs and
wonders” groups are answered in that Christians can
certainly be satisfied and complete by the Holy Spirit
independent from miraculous gifts. |
| |
JEHOVAH’S
WITNESSES:
|
• The 10 Most
Important Things You Can Say to a Jehovah’s Witness
by Ron Rhodes - (128
pages, $9.99)
Spotlights the critical errors of Watchtower theology.
This fact-filled, easy-to-understand, and visually
appealing volume is a great witnessing resource. |
| |
• Dictionary
of Watchtower Documents by Gospel Defense
Publications - (CD-Rom,
uses Adobe Acrobat Reader, $29.95)
This CD-Rom allows
you to view and print the Watchtower documents just as
they appeared in the original magazine or book. Over 50
topics. |
| |
• Reasoning
from the Scriptures with the Jehovah’s Witnesses
by Ron Rhodes - (437
pages, $13.99)
After reading scriptural passages, then explaining what
is meant by them, the author suggests that you ask the
Jehovah’s Witness specific questions related to the
text. |
| |
KING
JAMES ONLY:
|
• The Facts on
the King James Only Debate by John Ankerberg &
John Weldon - (48
pages, $3.99)
Are other translations of the bible reliable? This small
booklet helps you become knowledgeable of the translation
process and determine this critical issue. |
| |
•
King James Only? by Robert A. Joyner -
(143 pages, $8.99)
The average layperson can become mired in rhetoric of a KJV-Only
advocate. This book is simple in presentation, non-technical in
approach, and convincing in dealing with the key issues of KJV-Only
arguments. |
| |
• The King
James Only Controversy by James R. White - (286 pages, $13.99)
Wrestle no more with whether or not the King James is the
only reliable translation of scripture. Learn of the
formation and accuracy of other translations. |
| |
MISCELLANEOUS
GROUPS:
|
• The 10
Things You Need to Know About Islam by Ron Rhodes - (155 pages, $10.99)
The 10 things that Rhodes wants his readers to know about Islam include
the divisions of Islam, the scripture of Islam, the prophet of Islam,
and the God of Islam. He also surveys the five pillars (or acts) of
Islam, examines Islamic teachings on salvation and judgment, and
summarizes what Muslims believe about Jesus and the Bible. Rhodes
covers the spiritual and the practical by advising his readers on how to
dialogue with and witness to Muslims. |
| |
• Bruce &
Stan’s Pocket Guide to Islam by Bruce Bickel and
Stan Jantz (128
pages, $6.95)
A user friendly guide to understanding the similarities
and crucial differences between Islam and Christianity. A
concise overview of what the religion of Islam is all
about. |
| |
• The Complete Guide to
Christian Denominations by Ron Rhodes -
(397 pages, $14.99)
A great resource to better understand some of the prominent
denominations in existence today. The religious terrain Rhodes covers
includes Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, and the Orthodox Church. |
| |
•
Cults, Religions, Occult, and Denominations
Pack by Rose Publishing - (PowerPoint presentations,
$99.00)
A combination of three separate presentations including Christianity,
Cults & Religions ($49.99),
Christianity, Cults & The Occult ($39.99), Denominations
Comparison ($39.99). These presentations use Microsoft’s PowerPoint
software (a program that must be installed on your computer as these
works do not come with the operating software). The presentations come
as a discounted package or can be obtained individually for the price
indicated following the respective title. |
| |
• The Facts on
Islam by John Ankerberg & John Weldon - (48 pages, $3.99)
Where did the world’s second largest religion come
from and what does it teach? These questions are answered
in this compact booklet. |
| |
• Misguiding
Lights? by various authors; Stephen M. Miller, editor
- (131 pages,
$6.99)
If you are looking for a concise work of various major
cults, occult, new age thought and world religions, this
is the one. |
| |
•
The Nation of Islam by Steven Tsoukalas -
(211 pages, $14.99)
This well-researched volume is the definitive study for a
Christian-based understanding of the sociological, historical and
theological dynamics of the Black Muslim religion. |
| |
• Reasoning
from the Scriptures with Masons by Ron Rhodes - (308 pages, $13.99)
This volume is a vital work to help combat
Freemasonry’s acceptance within the Church and to
expose its inconsistency with the Christian faith. |
| |
• Reasoning
from the Scriptures with the Muslims by Ron Rhodes - (342 pages, $13.99)
Written in understandable terms, this volume examines the
history, founder and beliefs of the Muslim faith. Also
included is a comparison between Islamic and Christian
doctrine. |
| |
• Seventh-day
Adventism by Grace Upon Grace Productions - (50-minute VHS or DVD, $19.95)
SDA history is laid out and visions of false prophet,
Ellen G. White are described. Primary documentation is
presented to answer your question as to the SDA church
being cult or Christian. |
| |
• Seventh-day
Adventists False Prophets? by Wallace Slattery - (60 pages, $5.99)
Former SDA church member struggled with the history and
doctrines of Adventism as it compares to what the Bible
teaches. Slattery equips you to witness competently and
with empathy. |
| |
•
The Truth About Islam by Anees Zaka and
Diane Coleman – (194 pages, $11.99)
An excellent exposition of the teachings of the Islamic faith from its
holy book the Qur’an in light of the Holy Bible. A tremendous
resource for those wanting to understand and evangelize Muslims. |
| |
• The Truth
About the “Church of Christ” by Dr. Hugh F.
Pyle - (99 pages,
$4.95)
This book describes in uncomplicated words the fallacies
of this group which declares to be the one true church. |
| |
MORMONISM:
|
• The 10 Most
Important Things You Can Say to a Mormon by Ron
Rhodes - (128
pages, $9.99)
Exposes crucial differences between biblical Christianity
and Latter-day Saints’ beliefs. A wealth of
information and counsel to aid in understanding the
Mormon church and witnessing to its members. |
| |
• Answering Mormons’ Questions by Bill McKeever - (127
pages, $13.99)
Clear, biblical answers to thirty-eight of the cleverly designed
questions asked by Mormons. From his in-depth research of the Latter-day
Saint faith, the author tackles the puzzling and perplexing questions
Mormons are taught to ask Christians |
| |
• Behind the
Mask of Mormonism by John Ankerberg & John Weldon
- (499 pages,
$16.99)
This volume is
packed with information on LDS history, its doctrine and
belief system. This powerful cult is scrutinized with
biblical, Christian beliefs. Helpful indexes are
included. |
| |
•
The Bible vs. The Book of Mormon by Living
Hope Ministries – (66-minute VHS or DVD, $14.95)
Is The Book of Mormon superior to the Bible? This is a wonderful
presentation, not only to entreat Mormons to consider and weigh the
facts, but also for Christians to ponder and comprehend. |
| |
• A Christian
Woman’s Guide to Understanding Mormonism by
Donna Morley - (240
pages, $11.99)
This book will equip you with the basic essentials for
pointing Mormons to Christ and biblical truth. Contains
practical illustrations and step-by-step guidelines. |
| |
• DNA vs. The
Book of Mormon by Living Hope Ministries - (49-minute VHS or DVD, $14.95)
This video has collected the facts and demonstrates how
forensic science further evidences what archaeologists
and anthropologists have long said: The Book of
Mormon’s claims are erroneous. |
| |
• Reasoning
from the Scriptures with the Mormons by Ron Rhodes
& Marian Bodine - (425 pages, $13.99)
Mormon beliefs are thoroughly contrasted with Christian
theology and thought-provoking questions are intermingled
throughout the book designed to stimulate discussion with
Mormons. The work can be used as an in-depth study or as
a ready reference. |
| |
OCCULT/SATANISM/WITCHCRAFT:
|
• Protecting Your Teen from
Today’s Witchcraft by Steve Russo - (223
pages, $13.99)
Is your teen in danger? Wicca (witchcraft) has an ever-increasing
presence on high school campuses. Paganism is enticing countless teens —
including many in churches. This volume presents solid, practical advice
for guiding kids in the right direction. |
| |
• Selling
Satan by Mike Hertenstein and Jon Trott - (477 pages, $15.95)
Investigative journalism at its finest. The authors
examine the life and claims of alleged “satanic high
priest”-turned-Christian minister/entertainer Mike
Warnke. A stunning study into the gullibility of the
Evangelical Christian community. |
| |
•
Spellbound by Marcia Montenegro – (256 pages, $13.99)
Television, movies, and books saturate our culture with the supernatural
and blur the lines between good and evil. This is an excellent biblical
examination of the occult and paranormal. A very helpful resource for
Christian parents. |
| |
• What’s the Deal With Wicca?
by Steve Russo – (192 pages,
$11.99)
This volume is an informative work written either for a searching parent
or for a teen who is either dabbling in witchcraft or who has a friend
enticed by it. The book also explains the difference between Wicca and
Christianity, and brings the reader back to what the Bible teaches
regarding key issues. |
| |
• Witchcraft: Exploring the World
of Wicca by Craig S. Hawkins -
(227 pages, $19.99)
Three main areas are discussed: beliefs of witches, witchcraft and
neopaganism as viewed by the Scriptures and philosophical holes in the
worldview of witches. |
| |
SPIRITUAL
ABUSE/GUIDANCE:
|
• Damaged
Disciples by Ron & Vicki Burks - (176 pages, $7.99)
Understand through first-hand experiences the
manipulative methods that take place within discipleship
or shepherding groups. Help is given for those who are
out of the movement struggling to re-establish their
lives. |
| |
• A Matter of
Basic Principles (Bill Gothard and the Christian
Life) by Don and Joy Veinot and Ron Henzel - (383 pages, $15.99)
The trail of broken lives and split churches in the wake
of Bill Gothard and his teachings is unprecedented in
modern times. This ground-breaking book is top notch
research, religious investigative journalism, and Bible
exposition at its finest. |
| |
• The Subtle
Power of Spiritual Abuse by David Johnson & Jeff
VanVonderen - (235
pages, $13.99)
Don’t be misled by legalism and guilt. Recognize
spiritual manipulation and an erroneous spiritual control
within the church. |
| |
• The
Christian’s Guide to Guidance by Jay E. Adams - (97 pages, $8.95)
Making right decisions is a crucial issue and has given
fuel to shepherding and abusive groups. The author
explains how Scripture is the only basis for a
Christian’s guidance. |
| |
•
Decision Making God’s Way by Gary Meadors -
(232 pages, $12.99)
This book is practical, readable, and may well be a
lifesaver as it provides a biblical framework to counter
the subjectivism and mysticism of our uncertain age. |
| |
• Decision
Making and the Will of God by Garry Friesen with J.
Robin Maxson - (452
pages, $14.99 standard edition, $6.99 pocketbook edition)
With commitment to the Scriptures, Friesen takes the
reader through realistic life issues (choosing a mate,
picking a career, etc) to discover how to know the will
of God. |
| |
• Is That You Lord?
by Gary E. Gilley - (96
pages, $9.99)
This book provides sound biblical instruction about knowing the will of
God and how to make wise decisions that please and honor God — and just
how much freedom we have in many of those choices. It is a life
preserver for those floating in a sea of subjectivism who are listening
for God to speak in all the wrong ways. |
| |
• Step by Step
by James Petty - (276
pages, $14.99)
Full of wisdom from biblical guidance, this work helps
you to make critical life choices and personal decisions
reliably and with discernment. |
| |
• The Use of
the Rod and Staff by Jay Adams - (89 pages, $9.99)
Adams urges Church leaders to carry out their divine call
to protect their flocks from wolves. Anyone can benefit
from this book as it will help all know what a true
shepherd is by comparison to the foolish shepherd
mentioned in Zechariah 11:15. |
| |
SPIRITUAL
WARFARE/CHRISTIAN GROWTH & DISCIPLINES:
|
• Damsels in Distress by
Martha Peace - (187 pages, $13.99)
Covering issues from gossip and slander to PMS and legalism, the author
offers biblical insight on problems women face. This straightforward,
clear-cut book offers practical solutions in an ideal format for
personal reading or group study. |
| |
• From
Forgiven to Forgiving by Jay Adams - (175 pages, $14.95)
Experience a new freedom in Christ as you learn to relate
and communicate principles of forgiveness. Modern day
psychologists promote a “forgive and forget”
attitude even when forgiveness has not been sought, but
is this biblical? Through a systematic study, Adams has
the answers. |
| |
• Grace to Stand Firm, Grace
to Grow by Carol J. Ruvolo
- (252 pages,
$11.99)
Powerful biblical insight from 1 & 2 Peter, helping believers to allow
their faith to shine in the midst of persecution and trials and
transforming them into the image of Christ. |
| |
• How to Help People in
Conflict by Jay E. Adams
- (156 pages,
$13.99)
In this book, the author defines biblical peace and describes, at
length, the peacemaker and what is needed. Also explained in
detail is how to pursue peace and bring peace into situations in which
people have given up hope. |
| |
• Life in the
Father’s House by Wayne Mack & David Swavely
- (280 pages,
$12.99)
This book lays the ground work for the responsibility and
conduct that Christians should take in their role as
church members. Newly updated and expanded edition. |
| |
• Maintaining
the Delicate Balance in Christian Living by Jay Adams
- (115 pages,
$9.95)
While Christians can be tempted toward sin, Adams
describes how to accomplish and preserve a biblical
balance. |
| |
• Overcoming
Fear, Worry, and Anxiety by Elyse Fitzpatrick - (224 pages, $10.99)
The most crippling effects of being involved with a cult
are those generated by fear, worry, and anxiety —
but one need not be in a cult to be exposed to such
problems. This book is a great antidote of biblical help. |
| |
• The
Peacemaker by Ken Sande - (318 pages, $14.99)
Personal strife is certain. This volume is the definitive
work on conflict resolution — great or small. Sande
uses easy-to-remember guidelines to assist readers to
digest needed information. It is full of wisdom. |
| |
• Quick
Scripture Reference for Counseling by John G. Kruis - (208 pages, $12.99)
• Quick
Scripture Reference for Counseling Women by Patricia A. Miller - (208 pages, $12.99)
• Quick
Scripture Reference for Counseling Youth by Patricia & Keith Miller - (245 pages, $12.99)
These useful guidebooks and counseling tools are for all
Christians. Each spiral bound book lists Scripture
passages relevant to a variety of important topics and
issues. |
| |
• Ten Questions to Diagnose Your
Spiritual Health by Donald S. Whitney -
(141 pages, $10.99)
The purpose of this volume is to help lead Christians to a deeper
relationship with the Lord through a series of questions and
constructive disciplines to a life of growth in godliness. In this
day and age of spiritual deficiency, this work is a wonderful guidebook
for the believer’s process of biblical sanctification. |
| |
• A Thirst for Wholeness by
Jay E. Adams -
(142 pages, $9.99)
This book is a study of the book of James
and is a wonderful antidote for the plethora of misguided and even
lethal diagnoses and remedies of today’s pop psychologists and
theologians. It’s also a tribute to the enduring wisdom and
instruction of the Word. |
| |
• Transformed Into His Likeness by
Armand P. Tiffe -
(32 pages, $9.95)
This book is a welcome and valuable tool containing a thorough and
precise study for personal change directed toward godliness.
Listed are more than 100 sins and problems with which Christians
struggle. The sin/problem list is divided into three columns. The
left side lists the sin/problem to be put off, the middle column gives
the scriptural practice to be put on, and the last column provides
biblical references pertinent to breaking the old and establishing the
new. |
| |
• Will Medicine Stop the
Pain? by Elyse Fitzpatrick & Laura Hendrickson -
(234 pages, $13.99)
A compelling book which helps one to trust God with all life’s problems
to get off the merry-go-round of hopelessness and despair. |
| |
• Winning the
War Within by Jay Adams - (154 pages, $8.95)
There is victory over sin! Understand and apply the
biblical process of overcoming habits and evil tendencies
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Information:
Shipping
Charges: Please add $2.50 for first book; $1.25 for
each additional book. Canadian orders add $4.00 per book for the first
two books; $2.50 for each additional book over two. Foreign orders add
$6.00 for the first book; $3.00 for each additional book.
Payments:
Check, Money Order or Credit Card authorization must be
included with order. Foreign orders must be prepaid via
an International Money Order payable in U.S. Funds only
or with a credit card. Canadian orders may also be paid
via a Canadian Postal Money Order in U.S. Funds.
Shipping
Information: We ship via “Media
Mail” (Book Rate). Foreign orders are shipped via
“Surface Economy Mail.” Domestic orders please
allow up to two weeks for delivery. Foreign orders please
allow up to eight weeks for delivery. Optional
“Priority Mail” (domestic) or “Airmail
Post” (foreign) are available. Please call for
rates.
Phone
Orders: Phone orders are accepted.
Simply call us at (314) 921-9800 and charge your order to
your credit card. In most cases, your order will be
shipped within 24 hours of your call (Monday through
Friday only).
Please
Note: While PFO makes every attempt
to keep in stock the books listed, publishers do
discontinue older titles as they publish newer ones.
Therefore, PFO cannot guarantee availability of books
which go out-of-print. You may wish to phone our office
(314-921-9800) to confirm availability prior to mailing
your order. Phone orders (paid by credit card) will be
confirmed at the time of order. Also due to occasional
price increases by the publishers, the prices listed are
subject to change without notice.
 
$2.00
surcharge on credit card orders less than $10.
Call or write:
PERSONAL
FREEDOM OUTREACH
P.O. Box 26062 • Saint Louis, MO 63136-0062
(314) 921-9800
 
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