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 | | THE THEOLOGY OF MISSIONS IN THE PURITAN TRADITION A Study of Representative Puritans: Richard Sibbes, Richard Baxter, John Eliot, Cotton Mather & Jonathan Edwards Sidney H. Rooy "A masterful examination of the Puritan's positive attitude toward missions and evangelism, showing their passionate desire to seek the salvation of the lost. Through the writings of five notable Puritans: Richard Sibbes, Richard baxter, John Eliot, Cotton Mather and Jonathan Edwards, Rooy explores Puritan missiology in its theological foundation, its development and establishment, and its progress. Individuals and churches alike will be inspired by this historical and theological survey of magisterial Puritans." - Joel Beeke Over 30% Discount  SGCB Price: $21.99 (list price $32.00)Save: $10.00 |
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 | | The New York City Prayer Revival of 1858 and Its Lessons J.W. Alexander "The valuable description of the revival of 1859 in this gem of a book is fol1owed by expositions saturated with the Spirit of revival. Here are some notable features: There is fervent prayer in the Spirit which culminates in motivation and effort to reach the lost. Vast harvests require enormous effort and industry. There is a profound sense of sinfulness and the reality of being lost for all eternity together with free grace and a free justification. When revival comes then the gates of iron are penetrated and the very worst of sinners are saved. 'My rule' said John Wesley, 'is to go not only to those who need me but to those who need me most'. Through these sermons our hope, vision and confidence are enlarged, 'The genius of Christianity is not simply that of conservation, but of aggression. Christianity must not merely live but increase and cover the earth' (p.179). The revival hymns are a bonus including all nine verses of 'O sacred Head, now wounded' (p. 100). - Pastor Erroll Hulse, Reformation Today magazine and Leeds Reformed Baptist Church (U.K.) ARBCA SPECIAL SALE 30% Discount SGCB Price: $13.99 (list price $20.00)Order with Companion Volume: The New York Pulpit During The Prayer Revival of 1858 SGCB Price: $18.95 (list price $48.00) |
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| | The New York Pulpit During The Prayer Revival of 1858 J.W. Alexander "Donated from heaven were wonderfully spiritual and talented gospel preachers in New York who ministered in the years of revival in that great metropolis around the time of 1858. Reader, will it be your privilege to witness times of spiritual refreshing? Will you live to see times of harvesting? If so this book of expository sermons preached in revival times will be a valuable companion. But if you are called to labour on in drought and begin to think that revival is a delusion then these sermons will sustain your faith and refresh you. There is unction from heaven in these expositions. Especially commended are the sermons on Ezekiel 36:37-38, Malachi 3:16, Ezekiel 18:31, Revelation 3:20, Ecclesiastes 8:8, Matthew 22:13 and Mark 12:24-28. The sermon entitled, 'Past Feeling' is awesome." -Pastor Erroll Hulse, Reformation today magazine and Leeds Reformed Baptist Church (U.K.) ARBCA SPECIAL SALE SERMONS SPECIAL Over 50% Discount SGCB Price: $13.99 (list price $28.00)Order with Companion Volume: The New York City Prayer Revival of 1858 and Its Lessons SGCB Price: $18.95 (list price $48.00) |
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| | FORTY YEARS FAMILIAR LETTERS: The Life & Letters of J.W. Alexander John Hall "Eldest son of Archibald Alexander (the first professor of Princeton Theological Seminary), James Waddel Alexander became pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Trenton, New Jersey and was the translator of the widely-known hymn, 'O Sacred Head Now Wounded.' These letters between two close friends provide valuable theological and pastoral insights from the mid-nineteenth century. A fascinating book! " Derek Thomas, John E Richards Professor of Theology, RTS Jackson; Minister of Teaching, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson; and Editorial Director, Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals "During his second year at Princeton University, James W. Alexander, son of Archibald Alexander (Princeton Theological Seminary's first professor), began a correspondence with John Hall, a Philadelphia friend, which continued for forty years (1819-1859). After Alexander's death on July 31, 1859, Charles Hodge urged John Hall to publish the almost 800 letters, saying that it 'would be a unique work. It would be a literary, theological, religious and conversational history of the past forty years.' " David Calhoun, Professor Emeritus of Church History, Covenant Theological Seminary TWO VOLUME SET - 30% Discount SGCB Price: $41.99 (list price $60.00)Order with Companion Set: "The Life of J.A. Alexander" SGCB Price: $59.99 (list price $120.00)50% Discount |
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| | The Life of J.A.Alexander Henry Carrington Alexander As professor of Oriental and biblical literature at Princeton, succeeding Dr. Charles Hodge, Joseph Addison Alexander's life and contribution to theology is of enormous interest. For a long time, this biography could only be found on rare book lists. Its republication is gladly welcomed! - Derek Thomas, John E Richards Professor of Theology, RTS Jackson; Minister of Teaching, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson; and Editorial Director, Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals When J.A. Alexander died on January 28, 1860, Charles Hodge said, 'We have lost the greatest and one of the best men I ever knew.' The brilliant 'and somewhat eccentric' scholar taught almost every subject at Princeton Theological Seminary. He was a gifted preacher who moved congregations with the power and wisdom of his sermons. His Biblical commentaries remain in print as examples of careful and accurate exegesis and exposition. A life-long bachelor, he loved little children and created books and games for them. This biography was first published in 1870. Its author was Alexander's nephew, Henry Carrington Alexander, the son of J.W. Alexander (the subjectÆs older brother). The author was also pastured the same church his father and grandfather served at Charlotte Court House, Virginia. He later became professor of New Testament at Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. - David Calhoun, Professor Emeritus of Church History, Covenant Theological Seminary ARBCA SPECIAL SALE TWO VOLUME SET - 30% Discount SGCB Price: $41.99 (list price $60.00)Order with FORTY YEARS FAMILIAR LETTERS - Life of J.W. Alexander SGCB Price: $59.99 (list price $120.00)50% Discount |
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| | THE LIFE AND TIMES OF GARDINER SPRING In Two Volumes Gardiner Spring "What is there not to learn from a man who spent 63 years (1810-1873) as senior minister of The Brick Church (old First Presbyterian Church) in New York City. This is a deeply affectionate volume that is full of pastoral wisdom. I highly recommended it!" - Dr. Derek Thomas "Gardiner Spring (1785-1873), a prolific writer and Presbyterian minister who served the Brick Church (old First Presbyterian Church) in New York City for sixty-three years, led a full and fascinating life. The autobiographical reflections in his Life and Times are a gold mine of historical, practical and personal insights. His chapters on Hopkinsianism and New Haven Theology are themselves worth the price of these volumes." - Dr. Joel Beeke 45% Discount SGCB Price: $32.99 (list price $60.00) |
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| | IN GOD WE TRUST? What is God Saying in this Financial Crisis? Michael Haykin The current financial crunch has shaken and rattled the West to a depth that has not been seen since the 1930s. This financial collapse is affecting far more than America. Much of the world has been similarly impacted, with failing banks and the disappearance of financial liquidity. What is God saying in the midst of it? How has God worked during previous crises? Perhaps it is only now that we begin to ask profound questions that many of us tend to ignore in daily life. Why did this happen? What does it all mean? What is God saying in the midst of this financial mess? In whom do we trust? This is a MUST-READ for believers and unbelievers alike. Churches should have these to use for visitors and for evangelistic outreach. ARBCA SPECIAL SALE BRAND NEW ITEM - 60% Discount SGCB Price: $1.60 (list price $4.00)Order 10+ copies at deeper discount SGCB Price: $1.50 (list price $4.00)Enter the Exact Quantity and Hit UPDATE QUANTITY |
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| | A PROPHET ON THE RUN A Devotional Commentary on the Book of Jonah Baruch Maoz The Bible is the word of God. Its message is relevant to every generation. This book provides readers a vivid sense of the Jonah's message. It is a practical and yet impelling devotional study of an exciting book, full of action and stimulating undercurrents. The language is clear and non-technical exposition of the biblical text, coupled with practical applications. A Prophet on the Run was first preached to an Israeli congregation in Hebrew and subsequently translated by the author for English readers. "The Book of Jonah is about a remarkable God and his remarkable work. In A Prophet on the Run we are led through the story by the hand of a master guide. Baruch Maoz himself has exercised a remarkable ministry in Israel and far beyond. The fruits of a lifetimeÆs study of Scripture, evangelism, teaching and preaching, and pastoral care, are evident on every page. I commend this little book with joyful enthusiasm and appreciation!" - Dr. Sinclair Ferguson, is the Senior Minister of First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, SC About the Author Baruch Maoz is the founder-Pastor of Grace and Truth Christian Congregation in central Israel, where he ministered since 1976. He retired from the pastorate in 2008. Baruch continues to preach and teach in Israel, where he and Bracha live, and abroad. He has authored numerous books in Hebrew, Dutch and English and is the Editor of the Modern Hebrew Bible for Young People. More information about his ministry can be obtained through his website: www.TheMaozWeb.com. Over 30% Discount SGCB Price: $9.99 (list price $15.00) |
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| | AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BAPTISTS Erroll Hulse "If you are asked, 'Can you point me to a book that will explain in simple, clear, brief and accurate terms some of the leading ideas, personalities, and distinctive issues in Baptist history?' you can answer, 'An Introduction to the Baptists' by Erroll Hulse. The author has lived several decades as an engaged, dedicated, and zealous propagator of Baptist ideas and has read multitudes of sources, primary and secondary, about Baptist personalities, theology, and institutions. He is well qualified to condense this history to the essentials. Audubon Press is to be thanked for making this volume available to a wide reading public!" - Dr. Tom Nettles, Professor of Historical Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "One of the first histories of the Baptists that I read was this work by Erroll Hulse. In a small compass, Pastor Hulse covers a significant amount of territory and accurately shows the various streams that make up the English-speaking Baptist world. This small book gave me a solid overview that further in-depth research has confirmed and substantiated. While new questions are being asked and new avenues of interpretation being explored, which is the nature of historical research and is to be welcomed, it is great to see this classic overview back in print. It is a tried and true summary of what is now four hundred years of Baptist life and thought." - Dr. Michael Haykin, Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality; Director, The Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Over 30% Discount SGCB Price: $9.99 (list price $15.00) |
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 | | AS THE WATERS COVER THE SEA Millenial Expectations in the Rise of Anglo-American Missions 1640-1810 James A. De Jong "This volume surefootedly guides us through the complex relation of millennial expectations and Anglo-American missiology from the Puritan age to the beginning of the nineteenth century." - Joel Beeke Over 30% Discount SGCB Price: $18.99 (list price $28.00)Save: $9.00 |
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 | | PULLING THE EYE TOOTH FROM A LIVE TIGER A Memoir of the Life and Labors of Adoniram Judson Francis Wayland "The original two-volume work sold an amazing 26,000 copies in its first year of publication and became a major stimulus in the development of American evangelical missions. May the reprinting of this vintage text have a similar impact in our day." - Michael Haykin Over 50% Discount SGCB Price: $36.99 (list price $75.00)TWO-VOLUME SET - Save: $38.00 |
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 | | CHRIST'S VICTORIOUS KINGDOM Postmillenialism Reconsidered John Jefferson Davis "Many otherwise good and capable pastors shy away from preaching and teaching eschatology, allowing their flocks to be plundered by charlatans, thieves and false prophets. It is time for faithful shepherds to reclaim a biblical eschatology and nourish their flocks with the encouragement and hope that only the Scriptures can provide. In this volume, John Jefferson Davis provides a useful tool for beginning that great and needed work." - Bruce Ray Dr. Davis has served at Gordon-Conwell South Hamilton since 1975. An active member of both the local and broader community, he has taken leadership roles in various organizations relating to children and families. These leadership roles have included serving as chairman of the Board of Directors of Massachusetts Citizens for Life; as a founding member of the Board of Directors of Birthright of Greater Beverly, MA; as a member of the Board of Directors of the Value of Life Committee, and as the Massachusetts delegate to the White House Conference on Families. Dr. Davis has also maintained an active role in professional and institutional organizations, lending his talents to the Evangelical Philosophical Society as president and to the advisory board for the Presbyterians for Democracy and Religious Freedom as a member of that board. As a Gordon-Conwell faculty member, he serves as a faculty representative for the Anglican Studies Committee and the Institutional Review Board. He also currently chairs the Distributive Education Committee that addresses extension and distance education. In addition, Dr. Davis is a frequent speaker at churches, conventions and workshops. He has made appearances regularly on radio and television talk shows, including The 700 Club, and his guest editorials have appeared in the Boston Herald, Newsday, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Baltimore News American, the Washington Star and other newspapers. Dr. Davis' scholarly interests include the theology and practice of worship and liturgy, the relationship of Christian faith and modern science, Trinitarian theology and the theology of the Holy Spirit. His personal interests include gourmet cooking and walking. He is an ordained Presbyterian minister. He and his wife, Robin, have five children and live in Hamilton, MA. 30% Discount SGCB Price: $13.99 (list price $20.00)Save: $6.00 |
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 | | THE GREAT INVITATION Examining the Use of the Altar Call in Evangelism Erroll Hulse "Erroll Hulse has given us a thorough biblical answer to this error and IÆm glad to see it back in print." - John MacArthur 30% Discount SGCB Price: $13.99 (list price $20.00)Save: $6.00 |
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 | | THE BELIEVER'S EXPERIENCE Maintaining the Scriptural Balance between Experience and Truth Erroll Hulse "Use Hulse's sterling exposT of experiential religion to gain clarity about your own spiritual experience and to stimulate growth in the grace and knowledge of the Lord Jesus." - Joel Beeke 30% Discount SGCB Price: $13.99 (list price $20.00)Save: $6.00 |
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 | | A CALL TO PRAYER J.C. Ryle There's an important call waiting for you: A Call to Prayer! We let Ryle speak for himself: "Do you pray? Whether you attend public worship or not, your minister knows. Whether you have family prayers in your house or not, your relations know. But whether you pray in private or not, is a matter between yourself and God." Please, don't miss Ryle's urgent call! "This booklet is Bishop Ryle's clarion wake-up call about prayer. I commend it as a potent remedy for spiritual apathy and weak Chriistianity. If you heed Bishop Ryle's advice, your walk with the Lord will be energized by an infusion of vitality & spiritual power you nevedr imagined possible." - John MacArthur THIS IS A GREAT TOOL TO USE WITH PROFESSING CHRISTIANS, WHOM YOU FEAR DO NOT KNOW THE LORD. 40% Discount- OUT OF STOCK - OUT OF PRINT SGCB Price: $1.80 (list price $3.00)order 10 copies SGCB Price: $13.50 (list price $30.00) |
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 | | ADONIRAM JUDSON ON CHRISTIAN BAPTISM Adoniram Judson This work, and the circumstances associated with it, shows its author to be a man of remarkable character. Judson, as a Congregationalist minister, was actually was on his way to Calcutta (1812) as a missionary. Then, while spending long hours aboard ship, he began to study the subject of baptism. Before reaching Calcutta he had concluded that New Covenant baptism was the immersion of a believer in contrast to his traditional belief of the sprinkling of an infant. Upon arriving in Calcutta Judson and his wife were baptized by Baptist missionary William Carey. His story is told in a Foreword, Preface and Introduction. Judson's touching and courageous letter from Rangoon written to his home church (1817) is included, as well as other valuable appendices. Every Christian should read this book. This paperback title is a reprint of the 1846 Fifth American Edition of JudsonÆs classic. Christian Baptism is a biographical treatise depicting his pilgrimage from Paedo-Baptism to Confessors/Believers Baptism. Four rare appendices pertaining to this important topic have been added and other similar out of print historical documents have been included. John Armstrong has written the forward, Erroll Hulse the introduction and Michael Haykin the postscript. A Year with Baptist Classics 30% Discount SGCB Price: $7.00 (list price $10.00)Order with ELEVEN PACK of Baptist Classics SGCB Price: $69.95 (list price $151.00)Nearly 55% Discount |