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click for details		MORNING & EVENING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET William Jay (1769–1853) ONE OF THE RICHEST DAILY DEVOTIONAL VOLUMES EVER WRITTEN IS BACK IN PRINT. REDUCED PRICE ONCE AGAIN ON 6/30/26 (1) MORNING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET by William Jay (1769–1853) - Seeking to excite the affections and redirect the focus of our hearts, 18th-century minister William Jay provides a devotional centered on the Word of God. See why Spurgeon heralded Jay as one of his favorite preachers as he expounds upon the Gospel, grace, and the Christian life over the course of a year. Follow along each morning as Jay provides insight into the many encouragements, exhortations, and promises found throughout Scripture. “I have used many devotionals; many hymnals including the Psalter Hymnal in my private devotions and I say, without hesitation, that Jay’s Morning and Evening Exercises, in my opinion, is the best especially for preachers and mature Christians.” —Ernest Reisinger, late pastor, first trustee of Banner of Truth “O for more Jays. We would give some two or three dozen for the general run of doctors of divinity for one such Master in Israel as William Jay of Bath.”—Charles Spurgeon "In reply to the inquiries of American friends, as to whose preaching I liked best of all I heard while in England and in Scotland, my answer has uniformly been, "The old preacher at Bath, whom you all know as the author of the Morning Exercises and Evening Exercises. His sermon was full of Christ, discriminating and searching, while in point of style I did not notice a sentence 'out of joint'. He seemed to chain each heart to his own, and to draw the whole to the Savior's feet. Speaking to Mr. Jay seemed like speaking with a past age.”— Dr. H. V. D. Johns of Baltimore (2) EVENING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET by William Jay Seeking to excite the affections and redirect the focus of our hearts, 18th-century minister William Jay provides a devotional centered on the Word of God. See why Spurgeon heralded Jay as one of his favorite preachers as he expounds upon the Gospel, grace, and the Christian life over the course of a year. Follow along each evening as Jay provides insight into the many encouragements, exhortations, and promises found throughout Scripture. Although these volumes inspired Spurgeon to write his 'Morning & Evening' Devotional volume, William Jay excels Spurgeon as he remains tied to his text and opens and divides each one with the care of a gifted surgeon. These daily devotions are aptly titled EXERCISES as they are intended to build up our spiritual muscles and our emotional stamina to face the trials and challenges sent by our loving Lord. These daily 'exercises' are not for the lazy, who are looking for a two minute lift. Rather they are written for those who 'hunger and thirst for righteousness,' for those who seek with the Emmaus disciples for their 'hearts to burn within them at the opening of the Scriptures.' TAKE UP AND READ! We assure you, you will not be disappointed! 2/17/26 CW60 (1) MORNING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET (OVER 50% OFF) SGCB Price: $15.00 (list price $35.00) Brand New Edition from Reformation Heritage Books (2) EVENING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET (OVER 50% OFF) SGCB Price: $15.00 (list price $35.00) Brand New Edition from Reformation Heritage Books ORDER BOTH MORNING & EVENING EXERCISES BY WILLIAM JAY (55% OFF) SGCB Price: $25.00 (list price $70.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR BOTH HARDCOVER TITLES ORDER 'DOMESTIC DUTIES CONSIDERED' BY WILLIAM JAY (65% OFF) SGCB Price: $35.00 (list price $95.00) THIS IS THE PRICE ONLY WHEN ORDERED WITH 'MORNING & EVENING EXERCISES FOR THE CLOSET' BY WM. JAY
click for details		GOSPEL WORSHIP: Worship Worthy of God Jeremiah Burroughs (REDUCED AGAIN ON 12/5/25) "Worship is for God, not for us. And when we throw our hearts and souls into serving Him in it, we cannot be more blessed. He must be treated as holy by those who enter His presence. "If any book speaks prophetically to the contemporary crisis of worship in our churches, it is Burroughs' Gospel Worship. Must reading for all concerned about honoring God in worship." --R.C. Sproul. A treasured collection of 14 sermons, giving guidelines by which we might rightly worship God. Details Below - TABLE OF CONTENTS The Life of Jeremiah Burroughs (1599-1646) The Works of Jeremiah Burroughs Sermon I - The Introduction: Leviticus 10:3, The Striking Example of Nadab & Abihu Set Forth Sermon II - God Will be Sanctified in Those Who Draw Near to Him Sermon III - The Importance of Preparing for Worship Sermon IV - Two Cases of Conscience Sermon V - Sanctifying the Name of God in Holy Duties Sermon VI - Suiting Our Duties to the God We are Worshipping Sermon VII - Why God Will Be Sanctified in the Duties of His Worship Sermon VIII - Sanctifying the Name of God in Hearing the Word Sermon IX - Sanctifying the Name of God in Hearing the Word Sermon X - Why God will Have His Name Sanctified Sermon XI - Sanctifying the Name of God in Receiving the Sacrament Sermon XII - What is Required in Receiving the Sacrament Sermon XIII - Keep to the Institution of the Sacrament Sermon XIV - Sanctifying the Name of God in Prayer The Summary of the Gospel (drawn from 'Gospel Conversation') 320 pages PART OF THE GOSPEL SERIES RHB Newest JB Pair gsjb RHBS gs4 bist BWRP BOT50 BACK IN PRINT ONCE AGAIN (REDUCED AGAIN ON 12/5/25) SGCB Price: $10.00 (list price $18.00)
click for details		TRAPP'S CLASSIC COMMENTARY ON THE OLD & NEW TESTAMENTS (5 VOLUME SET) John Trapp In his opening lecture to "Commenting & Commentaries" Charles Haddon Spurgeon wrote the following about this set of Commentaries: "Would it be possible to eulogise too much the incomparably sententious and suggestive folios of JOHN TRAPP? Trapp will be most valuable to men of discernment, to thoughtful men, to men who only want a start in a line of thought, and are then able to run alone. Trapp excels in witty stories on the one hand, and learned allusions on the other. You will not thoroughly enjoy him unless you can turn to the original, and yet a mere dunce at classics will prize him. His writings remind me of himself: he was a pastor, hence his holy practical remarks; he was the head of a public school, and everywhere we see his profound scholarship; he was for some time amid the guns and drums of a parliamentary garrison, and he gossips and tells queer anecdotes like a man used to a soldier's life; yet withal, he comments as if he had been nothing else but a commentator all his days. Trapp is my especial companion and treasure; I can read him when I am too weary for anything else. Trapp is salt, pepper, mustard, vinegar, and all the other condiments. Put him on the table when you study, and when you have your dish ready, use him by way of spicing the whole thing. Yes, gentlemen, read Trapp certainly, and if you catch the infection of his consecrated humor, so much the better for your hearers." John Trapp’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments, a classic Puritan exposition of Scripture, combines explanation of the text, articulation of doctrine, discussions of controversies, and clarification of cases of conscience. Full of colorful paraphrases and captivating illustrations, Trapp’s pithy style makes him highly quotable and a handy resource preachers. As a bonus, this set contains four practical books by Trapp that are appended to various volumes: God’s Love-Tokens and The Afflicted Man’s Lessons The Righteous Man’s Recompense Theologia Theologiae: The True Treasure; or, a Treasury of Holy Truths Touching God’s Word and God of the Word Mellificium Theologicum: The Marrow of Many Good Authors TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 1 (768 pages) = Genesis to 2 Chronicles Volume 2 (776 pages) = Ezra to Psalms + God’s Love-Tokens and The Afflicted Man’s Lessons Volume 3 (720 pages) = Proverbs to Daniel Volume 4 (784 pages) = Hosea to Malachi + The Righteous Man’s Recompense + Theologia Theologiae: The True Treasure; or, a Treasury of Holy Truths touching God’s Word and God of the Word Volume 5 (864 pages) = Matthew to Revelation (864 pages) + Mellificium Theologicum: The Marrow of Many Good Authors "John Trapp's (1601-1669) New Testament commentary is an old Puritan classic, often reprinted, and packed with colorful paraphrases and captivating illustrations. It is soundly Reformed and always worth consulting in conjunction with other commentaries." - Joel R. Beeke, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan CLST This is a 4000 Page Hardcover Set - SGCB Price: $185.00 (list price $280.00) OVER 30% Discount
		PROVIDENCE HANDLED PRACTICALLY Obadiah Sedgwick Like his Puritan colleagues, Sedgwick was a wise observer of providence. In "Providence Handled Practically," he shows how the over ruling hand of God should be considered as it comes to bear on the life of the Christian and the church. After briefly explaining the words of Matthew 10:29-31, he distinguishes between God's general and special providence. Then follows an extensive discussion of the practical use of this doctrine. The author's Thanksgiving sermon, entitled "Haman's Vanity," which was preached before the House of Commons is added as an appendix to this work. Here, Sedgwick draws a parallel between Haman's plot to decimate the Jews and a Royalist plot that was hatched in London to seize the Parliamentary leaders. TABLE OF CONTENTS God's General Providence over All Creation God's General Providence over His Church and People Learn to Depend on Providence Don't Vex Your Mind (1) Don't Vex Your Mind (2) Wait on Providence Be Content and Apply Providence Quietly Glean Comfort from Providence The Duties of God's Church Appendix - Haman's Vanity This edition has been edited for modern readers and has an introductory essay by Joel R. Beeke and Matthew Winzer. Read it, pass it along to a friend, and be comforted by the God who promises to never forsake the works of His own hands. Obadiah Sedgwick (c.1600-1658) was a Puritan pastor and prominent member of the Westminster Assembly. His other works that have modern editions include The Anatomy of Secret Sins, Christ's Counsel to His Languishing Church, and The Doubting Believer. mop SGCB Price: $9.95 (list price $14.00)
		GOSPEL REMISSION: God's Gracious Plan to Forgive Sin Jeremiah Burroughs BACK IN PRINT ONCE AGAIN This book, subtitled "True Blessedness Consists in Pardon of Sin," is comprised of sermons Burroughs preached after his masterful treatise of entitled "The Evil of Evils," also published by Soli Deo Gloria. This entire work is an exposition of Psalm 32:1: "Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven and whose sin is covered." After showing in The Evil of Evils that sin is indeed the greatest evil, Burroughs here shows that it must follow, then, that pardon or remission of sin is the greatest blessing a man can have. TABLE OF CONTENTS The Text Opened and the Main Doctrine Propounded The Blessedness of the Pardon of Sin Appears Eleven Wonderful Mysteries of Godliness in Forgiveness of Sin Pardon of Sin is Not Only a Mercy in Itself, But the Foundation of Many Other Mercies Pardoning Mercy Passes Through a Great Many Difficulties Pardoning Mercy Comes from the Fountain of God's Everlasting Love Pardoning Mercy Is a Word that All the Three Persons in the Trinity are Engaged In Pardoning Mercy Is a Perfect Mercy Pardoning Mercy Is an Irrevocable Mercy Pardoning Mercy Is Such a Mercy as is Denied to Fallen Angels Pardoning Mercy is Given But to a Few How the Possibility of Pardoning Mercy Would be Prized by Poor Souls Now Under Wrath Pardon of Sin Is the Special End of All God's Ordinances Dishonor Is Done by Men to the Pardoning Grace of God by Slighting It Dishonor Done to the Grace of God by Not Resting on It Men Make Several Mistakes About the Pardon of Their Sins The True Evidences of Forgiveness of Sin Rules How to Apply the Evidences of the Pardon of Sin Exhortation to Seek After Pardon of Sin, with Cautions and Rules How to Seek, and What We are to Do Encouragement to Seek After Pardon of Sin Hardcover 310 pages Soli Deo Gloria GOSPEL SERIES BURROUGHS SIX SDG TITLES gsjb RHBS gs4 AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK SGCB Price: $12.00 (list price $20.00)
		THE HAPPINESS OF HEAVEN Maurice Roberts Publisher's Description: While belief in heaven is essential to the Christian faith, the fact that pilgrim believers have not yet experienced heaven leaves us with many questions about what it will be like. In The Happiness of Heaven, Maurice Roberts surveys Holy Scripture to tell us what heaven is all about. In his characteristic style, Roberts discusses the biblical data clearly and relevantly, making soul-searching application at every turn. This is not just a book of interesting facts about what heaven is like; it is an appeal to men and women to find their happiness in the eternal comfort of God in Christ. "I have seldom heard a minister preach with more relish, glow, and frequency about heaven than Rev. Maurice Roberts. In The Happiness of Heaven, Roberts shows that same giftedness in writing about the glorious state of eternal bliss. He writes with warmth, conviction, and longing, while not fearing to address biblically the difficult questions in masterful chapters such as æChildren and HeavenÆ and æThe Dark Side of Heaven.Æ This is one of the authorÆs best books yet. If youÆre a believer, it will move you deeply and make you more homesick. Read it repeatedly to lift your soul up above the sin and mundane trivialities of this world and to set your affections on the Triune God and things above." - Joel Beeke SGCB Price: $7.00 (list price $10.00) Order with HEAVEN UPON EARTH by James Janeway SGCB Price: $16.50 (list price $33.00) 50% Discount
click for details		IN THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK: An Autobiography GEOFF THOMAS Geoffrey Thomas has lived a memorable life. But despite his achievements, he tells his story as a man comfortably living in the shadow of something and Someone greater. Geoff shares his upbringing in Wales, his ministerial training in the United States, and his family life and ministry that stretched over fifty years at Alfred Place Baptist Church in Aberystwyth. Throughout the book, the winsome Welshman introduces us to a host of leaders he has befriended over the years, giving a valuable perspective on the transatlantic evangelical scene. And most of all, you will read of Geoff’s love for the Rock of his salvation. PREFACE by the Author "Why did Augustine of Hippo in Roman North Africa write his auto-biographical work, Confessions? What was the reason John Bunyan, while serving a twelve-year prison sentence in jail in Bedford, England, penned his autobiography, 'Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners'? Why did George Whitefield choose, at age twenty-six, to publish his Journals, other than 'for the Benefit of the Orphan-house in Georgia.' For what purpose did John Wesley publish his vast Journal? Why did C. H. Spurgeon tell his own life story? What provoked Elisabeth Elliot to publish the diary of her first husband, Jim Elliot? And why did Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones cooperate fully with Iain H. Murray in the writing of two volumes of his life? Surely none of them did it for 100 percent completely spiritual reasons; we are too corrupted by sin to hit that target in anything. But they believed that their personal dealings with God and the impact of their lives on the people around them could be helpful for readers. How right they were. Certainly none of them made that choice for purely carnal and self-promoting reasons, but as in everything they did—and that we do—there’s a mixture of the flesh and the Spirit. “Vanity of vanities...all is vanity” (Eccl. 12:8). Even the holiest things we have done have some pollution of sin. It was Spurgeon who made the best defense of the reason for writing about himself: “Whether this arises from egotism or not, each reader shall decide according to the sweetness or acidity of his own disposition. A father is excused when he tells his sons his own life-story, and finds it the readiest way to enforce his maxims; the old soldier is forgiven when he ‘shoulders his crutch, and shows how fields were won.’ I beg that the license which tolerates these may, on this occasion, be extended to me.” I wrote these chapters as an extension of my ministry and my vocation to proclaim the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ and that I might further the end of the calling I believe I had received from God to explain the message of Christianity and to make known the whole counsel of God. And in this, as in all else, there is some success and some failure. These are bigger illustrations and smaller statements of important truths that I have believed all my Christian life." TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface 1. Dad 2. Mam 3. The Town Where I Grew Up 4. My Schooling and My Church 5. University in Cardiff 6. Seminary Days, Philadelphia, 1961–1964 7. Coming Home to Wales and Marriage, 1964 8. Aberystwyth, a Small Town with Almost Everything 9. Christianity in Aberystwyth in the Twentieth Century 10. Alfred Place Baptist Church 11. Beginning as a Preacher 12. My Journal 13. Key Brothers and Formative Influences 14. Some Memorable Conversations 15. The Ministry of Mercy in Aberystwyth. 16. Epilogue ENDORSEMENTS “For fifty years, Geoff Thomas has been my mentor and friend. His weekly emails recounting details of encounters and observations are often priceless. If I were forced to list my top five preachers, his name would be there. As a young Christian at Aberystwyth University in Wales, his mentorship and care for me proved definitive. I would not be where I am today without his guiding, supportive hand. He has preached all over the world, met and kept extensive diary-like notes of conversations with thousands of people, remained in the one church for over half a century, and influenced generations of preachers. That he should write a self-deprecating autobiography is a measure of the heart of this man. His autobiography is a window into the evangelical/reformed church of the last seventy years and more. I predict that this book will be widely read and talked about for years to come.” —Derek W. H. Thomas “For some time now, Geoffrey Thomas has been in the habit of sending out occasional letters that reflect on God and the gospel, his travels and life, and people and movements in the Christian world. They are gems. Well, reading these autobiographical reflections is like receiving an eleventy of these letters at one fell swoop! This volume of reminiscences is enthralling, winsome in its wisdom, and a fabulous window on God's work in one influential life, for Geoffrey Thomas has indeed had a profound influence for good in the Christian world, and especially among those people who are Reformed in their theology and vision of church life. It was a recommendation by Geoff to an Baptist elder in Belfast in 2000 that led to my being involved in Ireland, both the North and Eire, for two decades now—and I thank God for the author of this book and the fruit of Geoffrey Thomas' ministry and life. —Michael A.G. Haykin, Professor of Church History, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary “Biographies and autobiographies usually make for fascinating reading. This volume will not disappoint. Yet it is more than the story of one faithful man’s ministry in ‘Aber’ for fifty years. The reader will gain perspective on the twentieth century as Geoff weaves his own story into the religious climate in Wales either side of World War II. The recovery of historic biblical Christianity is portrayed through his eyes. There are also delightful cameos of his professors at Westminster Seminary, of men who were his friends and had a formative influence on him, and also of some who were converted to Christ under his preaching ministry. The author has been candid and is very aware of his shortcomings but at the same time very conscious of divine mercy and grace that sustained him for those fifty years.” —Austin Walker, formerly pastor of Maidenbower Baptist Church, Crawley, UK “By the time Geoff Thomas began his long ministry in Aberystwyth, the tide had gone out, leaving the churches in Wales high and dry. The higher critical movement had robbed us of the gospel. I arrived in Aberystwyth in 1968, converted, called to preach but lacking any models or mentors. I learned to preach by listening to Geoff and by devouring the books he recommended . And I saw firsthand how the ascended Christ uses a local church for the advancement of his kingdom in the world. With disarming frankness, Geoff looks back over a lifetime of faithful, fruitful gospel ministry and shares with us the influences that shaped him, and the highs and lows of pastoral ministry. He speaks about his own mistakes and failures with refreshing honesty and self-deprecating humour. But at the same time there is no mistaking the high view he has of the call to full time ministry. “What a marvellously privileged life we lead,” he says, of the gospel minister. This book is full of so many rich, instructive brief bios of teachers and colleagues in ministry, some relatively unknown, some household names in the evangelical world. Of particular interest are the vivid little cameos of the Westminster faculty. What a privilege to have such teachers. How vital it is for a lifetime of ministry to set yourself up with the best possible theological education. And how blessed we who came under the influence of this man and his ministry.” —David N. Jones, Hobart, Tasmania, Presbyterian Church of Australia “I was under the ministry of Geoff Thomas during my doctoral studies at the university in Aberystwyth. His book is a magnificent work of autobiography. It provides the reader with a fascinating account into the life, upbringing, and influences upon this well loved and respected pastor and preacher who for over fifty years was a minister in Aberystwyth. This autobiography also provides fascinating glimpses into life at Westminster Theological Seminary in the early 1960's, into the church scene in Wales during the 20th century as well as the establishment of a couple of confessional Christian churches in mid Wales in both the Welsh and English languages.” —Jean-Marc Alter, school teacher and contributor to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography “You can hear Geoff Thomas as you read this book. There is a generosity of spirit that gushes through the written word as it flows in his preached words, a love for his Lord, for people, for the Church, for his Baptist form of Calvinistic Methodism, for Wales, for Aberystwyth, for the people of Alfred Place. The anecdotes about and insights into his esteemed teachers at Westminster Theological Seminary are a treat. His openness about his own perceived failings and the troughs and peaks of his long ministry at Alfred Place, Aberystwyth, are lessons in honesty. We learn about many much loved people and a multifaceted pastoral ministry. Read it, be challenged, and be refreshed.” —Mostyn Roberts, minister at Welwyn Evangelical Church, Herts., UK “A man who has ministered for 50 years in a single congregation and remains as enthusiastic for the ministry as when he first began is a man who needs to write his autobiography. For those who know Geoff this book will fill you with thankfulness to God for him and his influence, for those of you who don't know Geoff personally it will be an introduction to one of the most remarkable ministers I've ever known. I'm delighted he has written his story." —Paul Levy, minister at the International Presbyterian Church, Ealing, London “This is a lively and engaging account of the life and ministry of one man, but it also sheds fascinating light on the state of Christianity in Wales and beyond in recent times. It demonstrates the value of faithful biblical preaching in bringing people to Christ, in building up believers in the faith, and in challenging the widespread godlessness in both the Church and society at large.” —Gwyn Davies. An elder in the Aberystwyth Welsh Evangelical Church “This personal account of Pastor Geoff’s life makes for a thoroughly enjoyable read, containing a bright array of personal and historical anecdotes, written in a warm and lucid manner. There is openness and honesty, the confession that not all has been as it could have been – a feature so helpful to those of us whose ministries have witnessed relatively little fruit. The brief biographical and eirenically-written sketches provide flashes of fascinating insight; the tracing of historical associations serve to deepen the understanding of evangelicalism, especially here in Wales. Geoff is eager that Christ be glorified, and especially through good theology. This account of his life as a minister of Christ’s Gospel serves to do this. It has been a joy and a privilege to have read this book and it comes with a warm recommendation.” —Gareth Williams, minister Bala Evangelical Church and lecturer Union Seminary “Geoff Thomas. One of Wales’ best known preachers during the 20th/21st centuries. Pastored a church in Aberystwyth for 50 years, influenced many of us, preached in congregations and conferences around the world as well as writing helpful books and many articles. Godly, wise, interesting, funny and good company! And now his life story in print. It is everything I was expecting and more. The story is fascinating and the way it is written, a real page turner. This deserves a wide audience. One of the true servants of the Lord Jesus.” —Alun Ebenezer, headmaster Fulham Boys School, London “Geoff is like Boris. He doesn’t need a surname. If a fellow pastor tells me that Geoff’s preaching, or that he’s had a letter from Geoff, I don’t need to ask which Geoff. For countless reformed Christians and especially pastors, there’s only one Geoff. He’s mentored us, encouraged us, inspired us and befriended us. He’s taught us to preach by preaching to our minds and hearts. He’s counselled us through tangles we’ve got ourselves into. He’s driven hundreds of miles to speak at our little meetings. We owe him more than I can say. And here it is at last - Geoff Thomas’s autobiography. All you ever wanted to know about Geoff’s forebears, his upbringing, his conversion and call to the ministry, his heroes, his teachers, his love for the USA, that extraordinary half-century of ministry in Aberystwyth, and so much more beside. Geoff's memoirs are fascinating, moving, self-deprecating, Christ-honoring and at times gloriously indiscreet. Thank you Geoff.” —Stephen Rees, minister at Grace Baptist Church, Stockport “A year or so after Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones had delivered his Westminster seminary lectures, ‘Preachers and Preaching,’ I asked him for his opinion of Westminster. He paid high tribute to the quality of its scholarship and teaching and to the way in which its professors had upheld the Reformed Faith in the face of considerable opposition. However, his concern was that ‘They are not producing preachers.’ I interjected, ‘But what about Geoff Thomas?’ He replied, ‘Yes, he is a preacher, but he comes from a different tradition.’ In this fine autobiography we can see the outworking of that tradition and ways in which it has been enriched from other tributaries to produce a Reformed pastor and teacher whose appeal has extended far beyond his native Wales. Geoff was converted in Welsh Evangelicalism as a teenager at a time when Nonconformity as a whole was suffering from the debilitating effects of liberal theology. More recently however, a number of congregations were being blessed were by the emergence of a generation of younger preachers who, encouraged by the ministry of Dr. Lloyd-Jones had discovered something of the Biblical strength of an older Dissent. The university Christian Unions were being strengthened at the same time. Geoff’s own thinking was undoubtedly sharpened by his years at Westminster Seminary after his graduation from Cardiff. At Westminster he was profoundly influenced by Scottish Highland theology and piety of Professor John Murray. However, he came back to Wales, still a Baptist and was called to his only pastorate, at Aberystwyth in the heart of the Principality. There he served supported by his beloved Iola and their three daughters Calls to preach came from far and wide and he was at home among conservative Presbyterians as well as Reformed Baptists, ever ready to minister to small groups as well as large congregations. How we thank God for the help and encouragement that he has given to us. Now in retirement from his pastorate and living in London with Barbara, his second wife, he continues to serve the wider cause with God-given energy.” —Robert W. Oliver, pastor emeritus at the Baptist church, Bradford on Avon. Church history lecturer at the London Seminary gt3 30% Off - This Hardcover Volume SGCB Price: $21.00 (list price $30.00) Order with Geoff Thomas' Two New Titles: "YOU COULD HAVE IT ALL" & "EVERYONE'S INVITED" SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $46.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL THREE THOMAS TITLES
click for details		EVERYONE'S INVITED: Responding to Christ's Wonderful Invitation GEOFF THOMAS Some of the most familiar words ever spoken by the Lord Jesus Christ are “Come to Me.” These words were spoken not just to individuals but cities, nations, and peoples wearied by an unrest of their own making in contrast to the Son of God at peace. In this heartfelt book, Geoff Thomas warmly reminds us that the best thing we can do is embark on this happy journey. Reading this book, you will see the benefits to be found, be warned of the consequences of delaying, and gain a clearer understanding of what it does and doesn’t look like to come to Christ. Won’t you come now? TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. To Whom Is Christ Saying “Come” 2. What Are the Benefits of Coming to Christ? 3. What Are the Warnings for Failing to Come? 4. A Real Coming Is Not a Physical Actions 5. A Real Coming Is Not a Purely Intellectual Act 6. A Real Coming Is Not a Mystical Experience Ungrounded in the Bible 7. A Real Coming Does Not Separate the Benefits of Christ’s Salvation While Failing to Submit to the Requirements of His Lordship 8. A True Coming to Christ Is Built on Your Realization of Your Need of Him 9. A True Coming to Christ Comes from a Conviction That He Perfectly Meets Your Needs 10. A True Coming to Christ Results in a Commitment of All You Are to the Lord Jesus Christ 11. What Sort of Response Will a True Coming to Christ Produce? 12. Come Now Then to an Inviting Lord and Never Cease Coming ENDORSEMENTS “If you have never properly considered Christ, please take up this book and read. From these pages you will hear the voice of a man who cares for your soul, who will set before you the Savior of sinners, Jesus of Nazareth. The author of this book knows Jesus Christ, and he wants you to know him too. So he will explain who Jesus is, what He does, and why it is so important for us to come to Him. He wants you to know the way to lasting peace and joy. For your soul’s sake, read this book to find out why everyone is invited.” — Jeremy Walker “A beautiful and timely little book. As our world runs headlong into godlessness, it leaves a trail of broken people who are utterly lost and without hope. Geoff Thomas reminds us that Jesus came for such and that the gospel is good news for all who will come. This booklet is a proclamation of the love of God and His desire to save. It is a sincere plea for all to come and find rest! In its pages, the reader will encounter a wonderful Savior, great encouragement, and wisdom that leads to salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus.” — Paul Washer GT3 SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $8.00) ORDER ALONG WITH THE COMPANION BOOK: "YOU COULD HAVE IT ALL" SGCB Price: $9.00 (list price $16.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR BOTH BOOKS ORDER BOTH TITLES WITH 'IN THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY' BY GEOFF THOMAS SGCB Price: $24.00 (list price $46.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL THREE VOLUMES
click for details		YOU COULD HAVE IT ALL: The Incredible Riches for Those Who Come to Christ GEOFF THOMAS Is it possible for us to learn what life is all about and to receive all we need for a lifetime’s enjoyment and fulfillment? In this winsome book, Geoffrey Thomas shows us that these things are most certainly possible. Although a life of emptiness and shattering disappointments is all too normal, it is unnatural and need not go on in this way. You could have all that is in the power of the loving kindness of your Creator to give to you, not because you have earned it but simply because God loves you. After all, He is the One who lies behind this unexpected event, that you, who have gone on for years without good thoughts of Jesus Christ, should continue to read these sentences and reconsider what it tells you of how you could have it all. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. You Could Know God 2. You Could Know Yourself 3. You Could Have All Your Sins Forgiven 4. You Could Become a Child of God 5. You Could Experience All Things Working Together for Your Good 6. You Could Learn Contentment in Every Circumstance 7. You Could Become an Incomparably Stronger and Wiser Person 8. You Could Know the Purpose of Life 9. You Could Belong to the Best and Happiest People on Earth 10. You Could Have Assurance That the Living God Will Welcome You When You Die ENDORSEMENTS “An introduction to a person can be a life-changing experience. An introduction to Jesus Christ can change present life and the future eternity. This is an invitation which has the authority of Christ to lead to him.” — Iain Murray “We need more evangelistic books, books that explain the gospel to unbelievers, written by people we can trust. This one is straightforward, personal and interesting, drawing on the writer's life-time of reading and experience. It has things to say to believers too. Just start reading and you will find the enthusiasm infectious and whatever your attitude is when you start you may well find that it radically changes before the end.” — Gary Brady “Geoff Thomas is unforgettable. His presence, his preaching, his writing breathe life. This latest book is no exception. You Could Have It All is aimed at unbelievers and does so with imagination, verve and gentle directness. No less, however, will the book be of immense help to believers, helping them to commend the gospel more confidently. With a rich supply of quotes from the widest range of authors past and present, Dr. Thomas engages us from beginning to end. I enthusiastically commend this little evangelistic classic.” — Ian Hamilton, professor of historical theology, Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Newcastle GT3 SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $8.00) ORDER WITH GEOFF THOMAS' COMPANION VOLUME 'EVERYONE'S INVITED' SGCB Price: $9.00 (list price $16.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR BOTH BOOKS ORDER BOTH ABOVE TITLES ALONG WITH 'IN THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY' BY GEOFF THOMAS SGCB Price: $24.00 (list price $46.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL THREE THOMAS TITLES
		CHRISTIANS GET DEPRESSED TOO Dr. David Murray Many Christians mistakenly believe that true Christians donÆt get depressed, and this misconception heaps additional pain and guilt onto Christians who are suffering from mental and emotional distress. Author David P. Murray comes to the defense of depressed Christians, asserting that Christians do get depressed! He explains why and how Christians should study depression, what depression is, and the approaches caregivers, pastors, and churches can take to help those who are suffering from it. With clarity and wise biblical insight, Dr. Murray offers help and hope to those suffering from depression, the family members and friends who care for them, and pastors ministering to these wounded members of their flock. "If I felt depressed, 'Christians Get Depressed Too' is the first place I would turn. If I had a family or church member fighting depression, it is the first book I would hand out. This clear, concise, and compassionate book by my esteemed colleague, Dr. David Murray, who has worked in pastoral ministry with many depressed Christians, is disarmingly simple and eminently practical. In these few pages covering the crisis, complexity, condition, causes, and cures of depression, together with advice for the caregiver, you will find a world of sound, wise, scriptural advice for handling a variety of cases of depression. If you fight depression, read and re-read this usable, balanced, and timely book; if you don't fight depression, read it to be informed how to relate to your friends that do, and give a copy to each of them." - Dr. Joel R. Beeke "I heartily commend this new and helpful book on depression and psychiatric illness. It is the condensed result of much reading and pastoral wisdom, digested into a few non-technical chapters. It is full of Christian love for those who suffer in this way and who need our utmost compassion and tactful sympathy. I wish I had known the things written in these pages when I was a much younger minister." - Maurice Robert Table of Contents: Preface 1. The Crisis 2. The Complexity 3. The Condition 4. The Causes 5. The Cures 6. The Caregivers Appendix: On the Sufficiency of Scripture RHB NEW hb2 NEW TITLE SGCB Price: $6.95 (list price $10.00)
		THE HOLY SPIRIT A Biblical, Theological and Pastoral Study Geoff Thomas The Holy Spirit is often treated as either a dry doctrine for our mouths to recite or raw power to ignite our emotions. Geoff Thomas shows us that the Holy Spirit is both infinitely glorious and intensely personal. Neither a theory nor a force, the Spirit is God and acts as our God in gathering a people to Himself. This book follows the scriptural revelation of the Spirit from Genesis to Pentecost to today, covering such topics as His personality and Deity, His inspiration and anointing in the Old Testament, His conviction and regeneration, the spiritual gifts, putting to death sinful deeds by the Spirit, His sealing, and spiritual revival. It will help believers to know how much the Spirit of God loves them, and will help them to love the Spirit with all their hearts; and with Him, the whole Triune God. It may also help unbelievers to begin to thirst for the living water which they desperately need. Table of Contents: 1.The Holy Spirit: the Infinite Personal God 2.The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament 3.The Inspiration of Old Testament Prophets 4.The Anointing Spirit of God 5.Blaspheming of the Holy Spirit 6.Asking for the Holy Spirit 7.Spirit Birthing Spirit 8.The Father Sends the Counselor 9.The Spirit Convicts the World of Its Guilt 10.Preparing for Pentecost 11.What Happened at Pentecost 12.The Preaching of Pentecost 13.Did You Receive the Holy Spirit? 14.The Spirit Buries Our Misdeeds and Intercedes for Us 15.The Gifts of the Holy Spirit 16.The Most Excellent Way of Love 17.The Sealing of the Holy Spirit 18.The Love of the Holy Spirit 19.The Holy Spirit and Revival 20.The Authority of the Holy Spirit 21.The Spirit and Ministry RHB NEW GEOFF TITLE Paperback SGCB Price: $13.50 (list price $20.00) Add a copy of THE PERSON & WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT by B.B. Warfield SGCB Price: $7.50 (list price $16.00) THIS PRICE ONLY VALID IF ORDER BOTH BOOKS
		THE MYSTERIES OF GOD Maurice Roberts Many vital truths are given to us in the Bible that lead us to a vastly greater understanding of Him than the most intelligent heathen without a Bible could ever know. We refer to these truths as mysteries, not because man has invented this term, but because it is the word that God Himself has chosen to inform us of His wonderful way of salvation. In The Mysteries of God, author Maurice Roberts reminds us that it is important that we be thoroughly informed about God's mysteries because they are His eternal purposes by which He has given Christ to be our Savior; understanding and believing them give us eternal life with God in the glory of heaven. In an edifying and easy-to-understand style, the author 'investigates' twelve of the great mysteries of the Bible, including the mystery of God, the mystery of the gospel, the mystery of Christ's glorious indwelling, and the mystery of the last things. Table of Contents: 1.What Is a New Testament Mystery? 2.The Mystery of God 3.The Mystery of God's Covenant 4.The Mystery of Godliness 5.The Mystery of the Gospel 6.The Mystery of the New Birth 7.The Mystery of Christ's Glorious Indwelling 8.The Mystery of the Gospel Offer 9.The Mystery of the Gentiles 10.The Mystery of Israel 11.The Mystery of Iniquity 12.The Mystery of the Last Things 13.The Mystery of the Resurrection 14.When All Mysteries Are Finished Author Maurice Roberts served as the minister of the Inverness congregation of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing). He is well known as a conference speaker in many countries around the world and was editor of the monthly magazine The Banner of Truth from January 1988 to January 2003. Endorsements "When Rev. Maurice Roberts puts pen to paper, a classic is in the making. One dear Christian I know reads only Octavius Winslow, Horatius Bonar, and Maurice Roberts because, in his words, 'I find spiritual profit on every page.' Rev. Roberts is known to combine simplicity, profundity, and clarity, all of which are certainly requisite for any treatment of Bible mysteries. This book is so insightful, well-ordered, and helpful, it seems hard to imagine Christian readers have been without it for so long." -Gerald M. Bilkes, professor of New Testament and biblical theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary PBS- MROBMYS NEW TITLE SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $10.00) LIMITED QUANTITIES AT THIS LOW PRICE (50% OFF)
		THE HOLY SPIRIT AND REFORMED SPIRITUALITY A Tribute to the the Life & Ministry of Geoffrey Thomas Edited by Joel R. Beeke and Derek W. Thomas How does God bring His Word into our lives? The answer is: by the Holy Spirit. By the Spirit the Word was revealed and written. By the Spirit the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. By the Spirit the Word roots itself in the hearts of sinners and produces fruit. Calvin recognized long ago that the Holy Spirit is the bond of union between believers and Christ. Jonathan Edwards said that the Spirit is the sum of all Christ bought for His people with His precious blood. How precious then is the Spirit, and how important to know Him and His ways! In this book, a team of pastor-theologians uncover the rich biblical teachings about the work of the Holy Spirit. How was the Spirit involved in the human life of Jesus Christ? What is a spiritual person? How does the Spirit open the mind of sinners to trust in Christ? What does it mean to serve God in the power of the Spirit? How does the SpiritÆs sovereign work relate to our responsibility in evangelism? These questions and more are addressed in this book. Table of Contents: Part I: Geoff Thomas: A Faithful Instrument of the Spirit 1. Hugh Geoffrey Thomas: A Biographical Appreciation - Gary Brady 2. A Minister Who Has Produced Ministers - Paul Levy Part II: Salvation and the Spirit of Christ 3. The Spirit and the Word Incarnate: John Owen's Trinitarian Christology - Carl Trueman 4. The Relation of the Righteousness of God and the Spirit of God in Romans 1-8 - Sam Waldron 5. The Illumination of the Holy Spirit - Joel Beeke 6. The Holy Spirit and Human Responsibility - Fred Malone Part III: Growth and the Spirit of Holiness 7. A Gracious Willing Guest: The Indwelling Holy Spirit - David Jones 8. John Owen on the Spirit's Ministry in Guarding the Believer's Heart - Michael Haykin 9. Professor John Murray and the Godly Life - John J. Murray 10. Living by the Spirit's Sanctifying Ministry - Ian Hamilton 11. John Owen and Spiritual-Mindedness: A Reflection on Reformed Spirituality - Derek Thomas 12. The Spirit of God in the People of God: A Celtic Spirituality - Iain D. Campbell Part IV: Ministry and the Spirit of Counsel and Might 13. The Holy Spirit and the Call to the Ministry of the Gospel - Stephen Turner 14. The Empowering Work of the Holy Spirit - Conrad Mbewe 15. The Supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ and Apostolic Ministry - Austin Walker 16. An Elizabethan Cameo: The Ministry of Edward Dering - Robert Oliver 17. Passion and the Spirit's Sovereignty in the Thinking and Evangelistic Preaching of Martyn Lloyd-Jones - Gary Benfold Endorsements: "Geoffrey Thomas is known and respected far and wide for his love for the doctrines of grace and warm-heartedness as a pastor. I am grateful to have known him over the years and to be invited now to commend this festschrift with its helpful essays illustrating the importance of the Holy Spirit's work in saving sinners, in promoting their holiness and spiritual growth, and in supplying biblical preaching past and present." -Maurice Roberts "Geoff Thomas is a Reformed statesman; one of the remarkable figures in the modern church who is truly committed to Reformed ecumenicity. For that reason alone, this tribute is appropriate. You will note that men from a number of church backgrounds (both credo-Baptist and paedo-Baptist) have contributed to this birthday present. Those readers who know Geoff have found much pleasure and edification in his company, and all who read these articles will find the same." - Joseph Pipa, president, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Taylors, South Carolina GEOFF TITLE RHB NEWEST RHB Newer SGCB Price: $13.95 (list price $20.00) Order with THE HOLY SPIRIT by Geoff Thomas SGCB Price: $25.00 (list price $40.00) THIS PRICE IS FOR BOTH BOOKS
		AN ABLE AND FAITHFUL MINISTRY: Samuel Miller and the Pastoral Office James Garretson Publisher's Description: Samuel Miller (1769-1850) played an integral part in founding Princeton Theological Seminary, which became one of the most influential training grounds for Presbyterian ministers in the nineteenth century. While Miller is most commonly remembered for his writings on church office, he also played a significant role instructing students and shaping their theology of preaching and pastoral ministry. In the present volume, Jim Garretson highlights the narrative of Miller's life and the major ministerial emphases found in his published writings, sermons, and unpublished lecture notes. As a result, readers will come to know the spiritual convictions of Miller's heart and understand the theology of ministry he imparted over the course of his lifetime. Endorsements: "James Garretson has already provided erudite and welcome additions to the history of American pastoral theology with his work on Archibald Alexander. Now he has moved on to look at the life and teaching of another Old Princeton giant, Samuel Miller. Once again, his contribution to antebellum American religious history is remarkable. By contextualizing Miller's pastoral teaching within his larger life and historical setting, Garretson reveals much to us about why Miller was so hugely influential among Presbyterians (and others) during his lifetime. Miller himself would appreciate Garretson's emphasis on the practical uses of religious biography and history for contemporary readers. It is a profoundly welcome work on an Old Princeton figure who has received far less attention today than he deserves." -Paul Gutjahr, professor and chair, Department of English, Indiana University "There is much debate today about exactly what the pastoral ministry should look like, what its priorities should be, what the tools of its trade are, and what kind of man should hold it. Once again, Jim Garretson has enriched the literature on this topic by opening up the world of the Old Princetonians for us. This book is not only a moving portrait of one of the great nineteenth-century Presbyterian pastors and thinkers but also a stimulus to practical reflection on how the traditional ordinary-means-of-grace model of church and pastor can be applied today. A wonderful volume." - Carl Trueman, Paul Woolley Professor of Church History, Westminster Theological Seminary "James M. Garretson's book on Samuel Miller and his teaching on the pastoral office brings one of the founding fathers of American Presbyterianism back to life. Herein, Miller enriches us with his piety, guides us with his wisdom, and equips us to be more able and faithful preachers of God's Holy Word. This study will clarify your call to gospel service or serve as a refresher course on the godly practice of Reformed ministry." - Peter A. Lillback, president, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia "For those of us like myself who knew Samuel Miller primarily as a historical author, this book is worth its weight in gold. As James Garretson demonstrates through careful research and pellucid prose, Miller has much to teach moderns when it comes to biblical theology, sermon preparation and delivery, and ministerial character and deportment. All in all, a highly extremely helpful work for anyone concerned about pastoral ministry or seriously considering such a calling." - Michael A. G. Haykin, professor of church history and biblical spirituality, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "Samuel Miller, Old School Presbyterian minister and Princeton Seminary's unsung hero, was both an intellectual and experiential Christian, and a servant of Christ armed with both truth and power. James Garretson's fitting combination of biography and wise counsel allows Professor Miller to mentor us still today in a host of ways. This fascinating volume is a tour de force for practical theology; I devoured every word. Every pastor, elder, seminary professor, and seminary student should read this book, and return to it again and again for direction and encouragement." - Joel R. Beeke, president, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan Hardback, 440 pages Page Size: 6 x 9 inches Retail Price: $35.00 ISBN 978-1-60178-298-4 Contents: Introduction Part One: Life and Ministry 1. Heritage of Piety 2. Pastoral Ministry in New York City: 1793-1803 3. 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		FIGHTING SATAN: Knowing His Weaknesses, Strategies, and Defeat Dr. Joel Beeke "Joel Beeke's 'FIGHTING SATAN' anchors in the bedrock of a noble exposition of the Christian life viewed as homo viator (the pilgrim traveller) embattled in a war with Satan at his heels. It is in the same line as Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, William Gurnall's 'The Christian in Complete Armour', or Thomas Brooks' 'Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices.' Succinct and deeply pastoral, Dr. Beeke's little volume has all the marks of a Christian classic. Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest and get ready to fight the good fight of faith. This will help you view the Celestial City and the assurance of victory in Jesus Christ." - DEREK W. H. THOMAS Formerly Titled - "STRIVING AGAINST SATAN" SPIRITUAL WARFARE TRILOGY NEWLY RELEASED TITLE SGCB Price: $7.50 (list price $12.00) Formerly Titled - "STRIVING AGAINST SATAN" Order the Complete SPIRITUAL WARFARE TRILOGY SGCB Price: $34.50 (list price $70.00) "Fighting Satan" (Beeke), "Jesus Tempted in the Wilderness" (Monod) & "The Christian Warfare" (Downame)
		CHURCH HISTORY 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries Sinclair Ferguson, Joel Beeke & Michael Haykin Church history is important because it shows us how God's faithful dealings with His people in the Bible continue in the ongoing life and work of Christ in our world. If you have ever wished for a short book highlighting church history's most important events that will enlighten your mind and peak your interest, this is the one you've been waiting for. Three prolific church historians collaborate their efforts in Church History 101 to present you with a quick read of church history's high points. "The story of the growth of God's kingdom is thrilling in all its aspects, and to have this brief summary available in book form will surely aid us in the assurance that absolutely nothing can prevent King Jesus from fulfilling His purpose in building His church. Thrilling to read." - Derek W. H. Thomas, Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, South Carolina; Robert Strong Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology, RTS Atlanta; and Teaching Fellow of Ligonier Ministries Table of Contents: Preface First Century: Apostolic Foundations Second Century: The Church of Martyrs and Confessors Third Century: Persecution and Heresy; Origen and Tertullian Fourth Century: The Beginnings of the Christian Empire Fifth Century: The City of God and the City of Man Sixth Century: Justinian, Benedict, and the Conversion of the Scots Seventh Century: Gregory the Great and the Rise of Islam Eighth Century: The Iconoclastic Controversy Ninth Century: Struggle for Power in the Church; Ratramnus and Gottschalk Tenth Century: 'The Dark Ages' Eleventh Century: The Great Schism; Anselm of Canterbury Twelfth Century: The Crusades, Abelard, Lombard, and the Waldenses Thirteenth Century: Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas Fourteenth Century: The Church's Babylonian Captivity and John Wycliffe Fifteenth Century: The Renaissance, Huss, Savonarola, and Groote Sixteenth Century: Luther, Calvin, and the Reformation Seventeenth Century: Reforming the Church in England Eighteenth Century: The Great Awakening Nineteenth Century: Beginnings of Modern Theology and Kingdom Builders Twentieth Century: The Age of Paradoxes Authors Sinclair B. Ferguson is a teaching fellow of Ligonier Ministries. Joel R. Beeke is president of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. Michael A. G. Haykin is professor of church history and biblical spirituality at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 101 Sale 91216 CH2 r500 10/3 srb sbft CH823 6/24/25 SGCB Price: $6.95 (list price $10.00) Purchase with THE GLORIOUS HISTORY OF REDEMPTION by Boyd & Machen SGCB Price: $14.50 (list price $26.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR BOTH BOOKS - INCREDIBLE!
click for details		ALL THAT IS IN GOD: Evangelical Theology and the Challenge of Classical Christian Theism James Dolezal Unknown to many, increasing numbers of conservative evangelicals are denying basic tenets of classical Christian teaching about God, with departures occurring even among those of the Calvinistic persuasion. James E. Dolezal's 'All That Is in God' provides an exposition of the historic Christian position while engaging with these contemporary deviations. His convincing critique of the newer position he styles 'theistic mutualism' is philosophically robust, systematically nuanced, and biblically based. It demonstrates the need to maintain the traditional viewpoint, particularly on divine simplicity, and spotlights the unfortunate implications for other important Christian doctrines-such as divine eternality and the Trinity-if it were to be abandoned. Arguing carefully and cogently that 'all that is in God is God Himself,' the work is sure to stimulate debate on the issue in years to come. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Models of Theism Unchanging God Simple God Simple God Lost Eternal Creator One God, Three Persons Conclusion Bibliography Index James E. Dolezal is Assistant Professor of Theology in the School of Divinity at Cairn University, Langhorne, Pennsylvania. ENDORSEMENTS "This is an important book. It deserves close attention from teachers, pastors, and students, indeed, from anyone confronted by the confused mass of misleading theologies put forth today under the guise of new and relevant reconstructions of the evangelical and Reformed faith." -from the foreword by Richard A. Muller, P. J. Zondervan Professor of Historical Theology, Emeritus, Calvin Theological Seminary "All That Is in God is a fine sequel to the author's 'God without Parts' (2011). The chapters provide an excellent guide to the main contours of classical theism. Dr. Dolezal also sounds a timely warning to those who have been tempted to modify this theism in the interests of what he aptly calls 'theistic mutualism.' The result is an excellent, up-to-date reminder of the Christian doctrine of God as understood by the conciliar statements and by the mainstream Reformed confessions." -Paul Helm, Teaching Fellow, Regent College "This new RHB title, which I had the privilege of editing, speaks with clarity, charity, and persuasiveness about areas of current debate in Theology Proper." -Dr. Joel Beeke áOS6 jd2 ms8 nh12 SG TOP ch2 gbb tsg A GREAT PRICE SGCB Price: $12.95 (list price $18.00) AN ESSENTIAL WORK FOR TODAY'S DEBATE ABOUT GOD'S NATURE
		THE INNER LIFE: It's Nature, Relapse, and Recovery Octavius Winslow (1808-1878) Jesus, the Good Shepherd, grants eternal life to His sheep—not just a life reserved for the future but one that starts in the life we now. But how are we to understand this supernatural gift? What does it look like as Christ accomplishes his good work within us? In The Inner Life, Octavius Winslow examines what it means for believers to have the spiritual power of Christ living in them. After looking at how the Spirit of Christ lives in His disciples, Winslow carefully explains how our spiritual life is assaulted, struggles, and regains strength as we travel a difficult but blessed road to our heavenly rest. Contents Foreword 1. The Nature and Manifestation of the Inner Life 2. The Inner Life in Its Gradual and Imperceptible Relapse 3. The Inner Life Contrasted with Its Counterfeit 4. The Inner Life in Its Relapsed Influence 5. The Re-Quickening of the Inner Life 6. The Penitence and Prayer of the Inner Life 7. The Renewed Anointing of the Inner Life 8. Establishment in the Faith Essential to the Advancement of the Inner Life 9. The Influence of Sanctified Trial upon the Inner Life 10. The Resurrection of Christ in Its Relation to the Inner Life of the Christian 11. Heaven the Consummation of the Inner Life Endorsements “Mr. Winslow’s book is a test wherewith professing Christians may try the reality or comparative vitality of their spiritual life. Mr. Winslow writes for every branch of Christ’s universal church: they who are Christ’s will recognize in the words of the servant, the spirit and teaching of their common Master.” —Christian Guardian “If you desire to live with “the conscious power of truth in your soul,” to be “so intensely glowing with the love of Christ, as to be ever ready to open your lips for God—a well always full, and running over,” if you crave that your soul “feel more, weep more, love more, pray more and live more,” and if your heart burns for a greater anointing in “Christ-exalting, soul-awakening, soul-winning, soul-searching, soul-loving ministry,” this book is for you.” —Tanner Turley, foreword About the Author Octavius Winslow (1808–1878) was born in London, England, and raised in New York. He was ordained as a pastor in 1833 and held pastorates in New York, Leamington Spa, Bath, and Brighton. A prolific author, his devotional writings exhibit his Reformed, experiential convictions and distinctive, warm, ardent style. OW2SP JUST ARRIVED RECENTLY FROM PUBLISHER SGCB Price: $10.95 (list price $18.00) ORDER WITH 'THE FULLNESS OF CHRIST UNFOLDED IN THE HISTORY OF JOSEPH' BY WINSLOW SGCB Price: $20.00 (list price $36.00) THIS IS THE SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOTH WINSLOW VOLUMES
click for details		A COMMENTARY ON REVELATION: VOLUME ONE - Chapters 1-3; VOLUME TWO - Chapters 4 - 11 and VOLUME THREE - Chapters 12-22 James Durham, edited by Chris Coldwell BRAND NEW PRINTING OF A COMMENTARY ON REVELATION BY JAMES DURHAM IN A THREE-VOLUME SET. English Puritanism and Scottish Presbyterianism in the seventeenth century had many bright and shining lights. Of these, James Durham (1622–1658), ranks alongside the greatest of his generation, for his theological depth, faithful preaching, and particularly for his moderate spirit at a time when such was in scarce supply. While he could have been a professor of theology in any university, Durham instead spent a brief ten year ministry preaching and lecturing for the most part in the Inner-Kirk of Glasgow Cathedral. It was thought that he poured so much of himself into his studies for sermons and lectures that it brought about his early death at the age of thirty-six. His works were often reprinted and left an impression that lasted for centuries. Recently, all of his sermons in two volumes and his lectures on the Book of Job and on the Ten Commandments have been published in new critical editions. Continuing with his lectures, the publishers are pleased to offer now a new critical edition of James Durham’s largest book, which, while it is his more theologically intense work, retains the same practical Uses and Applications of his sermons and other lectures. “This commentary on Revelation provides what was, as Principal John MacLeod said, ‘in past days, the accepted Protestant view of that book.’ While James Durham’s historicist reading of Revelation is no longer the standard view, that should not deter readers, for, as Spurgeon said, ‘it would not be easy to find a more sensible and instructive work than this old-fashioned exposition. We cannot accept its interpretations of the mysteries, but the mystery of the gospel fills it with sweet savor.’ The finest treasure in this commentary is not, however, Durham’s exegetical work (helpful though this is!). Contained in his commentary are independent treatises which are the purest of theological gold. These extended essays present Reformed thought at its best. As Richard A. Muller has said, this work ‘offers significant access to seventeenth-century Reformed and Presbyterian thought ... Durham’s work illustrates the relationship of Scripture with doctrine and piety and dogmatics.’ ” — Donald John MacLean, author of James Durham (1622–1658): And the Gospel Offer in its Seventeenth-Century Context VOLUME ONE. Lectures on Chapters 1–3. This first of three projected volumes comprises a third of the lectures and fully half of the theological essays. The text covers chapter one in nine lectures (the most on any chapter) and the letters to the seven churches in Asia. The theological lectures contained cover such subjects as the doctrine of the Trinity, a call to the ministry and qualifications for the ministry, church government and church discipline, repentance, the difference in common and saving grace, and preaching and application in preaching. The text has been collated with a 1653 manuscript and an appendix contains texts and full lectures that are significantly different than the published edition of 1658. A new biography will appear in volume two. Volume three will contain a bibliographical essay covering Durham’s works and recent manuscript discoveries, as well as the indices, including an index of errata of prior editions. This first of the three volumes comprises a third of the lectures and fully half of the theological essays. The text covers chapter one in nine lectures (the most on any chapter) and the letters to the seven churches in Asia. The theological lectures contained cover such subjects as the doctrine of the Trinity, a call to the ministry and qualifications for the ministry, church government and church discipline, repentance, the difference in common and saving grace, and preaching and application in preaching. The text has been collated with a 1653 manuscript and an appendix contains texts and full lectures that are significantly different than the published edition of 1658. TABLE OF CONTENTS To the Judicious & Christian Reader by John Carstairs To the Reader by Robert Baillie A Brief View of the Series of the Whole Book of the Revelation CHAPTER ONE Lecture 1: Revelation 1:1–4 Excursus 1: Concerning the Holy Trinity and Object of Worship Lecture 2: Revelation 1:4–6 Lecture 3: Revelation 1:7–9 Lecture 4: Revelation 1:10 Lecture 5: Revelation 1:10–11 Lecture 6: Revelation 1:12–15 Lecture 7: Revelation 1:15–16 Lecture 8: Revelation 1:17–18 Lecture 9: Revelation 1:19–20 Excursus 2: Concerning a Calling to the Ministry, and clearness therein Excursus 3: Concerning Writing Excursus 4: Of Reading, and Hearing CHAPTER TWO Lecture 1: Revelation 2:1–3 Lecture 2: Revelation 2:4–5 Lecture 3: Revelation 2:6–7 Excursus 5: Concerning Church-government and Discipline, in General Excursus 6: Concerning a Minister’s Relation to a Particular Congregation Excursus 7: Concerning the Nature and Difference of Saving and Common Grace Lecture 4: Revelation 2:8–11 Excursus 8: Concerning the Influence that the Devil has on Some Wicked Men’s Actions, and How He Carries on the Same Lecture 5: Revelation 2:12–17 Lecture 6: Revelation 2:18–29 CHAPTER THREE Lecture 1: Revelation 3:1–6 Lecture 2: Revelation 3:7–13 Excursus 9: Concerning Ministerial Qualifications Lecture 3: Revelation 3:14–22 Excursus 10: Concerning the Identity of Angel, Bishop, and Presbyter Excursus 11: Concerning the Way of Covenanting with God, and of a Sinner’s Obtaining Justification before Him Excursus 12: Concerning Repentance Excursus 13: Some General Observations Concerning Preaching, and Especially Application Endorsements: “This commentary on Revelation provides what was, as Principal John MacLeod said, ‘in past days, the accepted Protestant view of that book.’ While James Durham’s historicist reading of Revelation is no longer the standard view, that should not deter readers, for, as Spurgeon said, ‘it would not be easy to find a more sensible and instructive work than this old-fashioned exposition. We cannot accept its interpretations of the mysteries, but the mystery of the gospel fills it with sweet savour.’ The finest treasure in this commentary is not, however, Durham’s exegetical work (helpful though this is!). Contained in his commentary are independent treatises which are the purest of theological gold. These extended essays present Reformed thought at its best. As Richard A. Muller has said, this work “offers significant access to seventeenth-century Reformed and Presbyterian thought ... Durham’s work illustrates the relationship of Scripture with doctrine and piety and dogmatics.” —Donald John MacLean, author of James Durham (1622–1658): And the Gospel Offer in its Seventeenth-Century Context. Hardcover, 504 pages Page Size: 7.5 x 10.5 inches Retail Price: $50.00 ISBN 978-1-60178-796-5 VOLUME TWO. Lectures on Chapters 4 - 11 Volume 2, Lectures on Chapters 4–11 is the second of three projected volumes. The theological digressions interspersed throughout cover such subjects as the nature and extent of the merit of Christ’s death, Mede’s Synchronisms, Christ’s Intercession, the idolatry of the Church of Rome, Prophesying, the Waldenses, and the founding of true churches by reformation out of corrupt churches. The text has been collated with a 1653 manuscript which in places is significantly different from the published edition of 1658. A new biography will appear in volume 3. Volume 3 will also contain a bibliographical essay covering Durham’s works and manuscripts, as well as the indices, including an index of errata of prior editions. TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Preface CHAPTER FOUR Lecture 1: Revelation 4:1–3 Lecture 2: Revelation 4:4–8 Lecture 3: Revelation 4:8-11 CHAPTER FIVE Lecture 1: Revelation 5:1-7 Lecture 2: Revelation 5:8-14 Excursus 14: Concerning the Nature of Christ's Death or if it be Properly a Satisfaction Excursus 15: Concerning the Extent of the Merit of Christ's Death, or if it may be Accounted a Satisfaction for All Men CHAPTER SIX Lecture 1: Revelation 6:1 Excursus 16: Concerning Learned Mede's Synchronism, or a particular consideration of the same Lecture 2: Revelation 6:1-2 Lecture 3: Revelation 6:3-4 Lecture 4: Revelation 6:5-6 Lecture 5: Revelation 6:7-8 Lecture 6: Revelation 6:9 Lecture 7: Revelation 6:10-11 Lecture 8: Revelation 6:12-17 CHAPTER SEVEN Lecture 1: Revelation 7:1 Lecture 2: Revelation 7:2-3 Lecture 3: Revelation 7:4-8 Lecture 4: Revelation 7:9-10 Lecture 5: Revelation 7:11-14 Lecture 6: Revelation 7:14-17 CHAPTER EIGHT Lecture 1: Revelation 8:1–4 Excursus 17 Concerning Christ's Intercession or a particular consideration of the same Lecture 2: Revelation 8:5-7 Lecture 3: Revelation 8:8-9 Lecture 4: Revelation 8:10–11 Lecture 5: Revelation 8:12–13 CHAPTER NINE Lecture 1: Revelation 9:1–11 Excursus 18: Concerning the Comfortless Grounds that Popery Lays Down for Comforting Poor Afflicted Consciences Lecture 2: Revelation 9:12-21 Excursus 19: Concerning the Idolatry of the Church of Rome CHAPTER TEN Lecture on Revelation 10:1-22 Excursus 20: Concerning Prophesying Excursus 21: Concerning a Minister's Particular Message to a Particular Auditory, and if it may be again and again insisted on and repeated CHAPTER 11 Lecture 1: Revelation 11:1-2 Lecture 2: Revelation 11:3-6 Lecture 3: Revelation 11:7-10 Lecture 4: Revelation 11:11-14 Excursus 22: Concerning the Waldenses Lecture 5: Revelation 11:15-19 Excursus 23: Concerning the Constituting of True Churches by Reformation out of such as have been corrupt APPENDIX: Manuscript Texts VOLUME ONE: Corrigenda VOLUME THREE. Lectures on Chapters 12 - 22 Volume 3, Lectures on Chapters 12–22 completes this new edition of James’s Durham’s Commentary upon the Book of the Revelation in three volumes. In addition to presenting the remaining forty-one lectures covering chapters 12–22, this volume also contains the final two theological excursuses: Excursus 23, “Concerning the Unity of the Catholic Visible Church” after chapter 12, lecture 3; and Excursus 24 “Concerning the Difficulty of Salvation under Popery” after chapter 14, lecture 3. This final volume opens with a 64-page biography of James Durham containing much information that is new. The appendix contains a 60-page bibliography that details all Durham’s known works and manuscripts, and from known dates a chronological catalog presents a hypothetical timeline of Durham’s six years of preaching and lecturing in Glasgow. The volume closes with indexing for all three volumes. TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR VOLUME THREE Editor's Preface James Durham: A New Biography CHAPTER TWELVE Lecture 1: Revelation 12:1-6 Lecture 2: Revelation 12:7-12 Lecture 3: Revelation 12:13-17 Excursus 24: Concerning the Unity of the Catholic Visible Church CHAPTER THIRTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 13:1-3 Lecture 2: Revelation 13:4-8 Lecture 3: Revelation 13:9-11 Lecture 4: Revelation 13:12-17 Lecture 5: Revelation 13:18 CHAPTER FOURTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 14:1-5 Lecture 2: Revelation 14:6-7 Lecture 3: Revelation 14:8-11 Excursus 25: Concerning the Difficulty of Salvation Under Popery Lecture 4: Revelation 14:12-20 CHAPTER FIFTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 15:1-4 Lecture 2: Revelation 15:5-8 CHAPTER SIXTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 16:1-2 Lecture 2: Revelation 16:3-7 Lecture 3: Revelation 16:8-11 Lecture 4: Revelation 16:12 Lecture 5: Revelation 16:13-16 Lecture 6: Revelation 16:17-21 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 17:1-2 Lecture 2: Revelation 17:3-6 Lecture 3: Revelation 17:6-8 Lecture 4: Revelation 17:9-11 Lecture 5: Revelation 17:12-14 Lecture 6: Revelation 17:15-18 CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 18:1-8 Lecture 2: Revelation 18:9-24 CHAPTER NINETEEN Lecture 1: Revelation 19:1-7 Lecture 2: Revelation 19:8-10 Lecture 3: Revelation 19:11-21 CHAPTER TWENTY Lecture 1: Revelation 20:1 Lecture 2: Revelation 20:1 Lecture 3: Revelation 20:1 Lecture 4: Revelation 20:1-3 Lecture 5: Revelation 20:4-6 Lecture 6: Revelation 20:7-10 Lecture 7: Revelation 20:11-15 CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Lecture 1: Revelation 21:1 Lecture 2: Revelation 21:2-8 Lecture 3: Revelation 21:9-27 CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Lecture 1: Revelation 22:1-5 Lecture 2: Revelation 22:6-12 Lecture 3: Revelation 22:13-21 APPENDICES AND INDICES Sermons and Lectures of James Durham, A Chronological Catalog, 1647-1658 A James Durham Bibliography Author Index Scripture Index Subject Index 2000 Edition Errata John Owen called James Durham, "one of good learning, sound judgement, and every way 'a workman that needeth not to be ashamed.'" To read Durham on Revelation is to find proof of this. His commentary provides what was, as Principal John MacLeod said, "in past days, the accepted Protestant view of that book". While Durham's historicist reading of Revelation is no longer the standard view, that should not deter readers, for, as Spurgeon said, “it would not be easy to find a more sensible and instructive work than this old-fashioned exposition. We cannot accept its interpretations of the mysteries, but the mystery of the gospel fills it with sweet savour.” The finest treasure in this commentary is not, however, Durham's exegetical work (helpful though this is!). Contained in his commentary are independent treatises which are the purest of theological gold. Make what you will of Durham's interpretation of Revelation, but extended essays on the Trinity, the call to the ministry, the nature of justification, and so on present Reformed thought at its best. As Richard A. Muller has said, this work “offers significant access to seventeenth-century Reformed and Presbyterian thought ... Durham’s work illustrates the relationship of Scripture with doctrine and piety and dogmatics.” Taken all in all, readers of this work will surely ultimately agree with Durham's contemporary Robert Blair, who said of this work, "Many Writers have done worthily, but thou excellest them all.” jds jasv 12s CMMS CMC rhbs bncs SW3/28 VOLUME ONE: Chapters 1 - 3 (Over 42% OFF) SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $50.00) VOLUME TWO: Chapters 4 - 11 (Over 42% OFF) SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $50.00) VOLUME THREE: Chapters 12 - 22 (Over 42% OFF) SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $50.00) ORDER THE COMPLETE THREE VOLUME SET AND SAVE EVEN MORE (NEARLY 50% OFF) SGCB Price: $80.00 (list price $150.00) THIS IS THE PRICE FOR THE THREE VOLUME SET
		A TOKEN FOR CHILDREN and A TOKEN FOR CHILDREN OF NEW ENGLAND James Janeway & Cotton Mather "Are the souls of your children of no value? They are not too little to die, they are not too little to go to hell, they are not too little to serve their great Master, nor too little to go to heaven!" -- James Janeway "A Token for Children, written by James Janeway in the seventeenth century, is designed for adults in the twenty-first century. If we contemporary 'Christians' want to know what Christian experience is, we can do no better than to let these little children of centuries ago teach us. Every modern Christian parent ought to buy and study this book before making it required reading for all of his/her offspring." - John H. Gerstner, from the foreword "Cotton Mather (1663-1728), a Puritan pastor in New England, wrote his own account of children converted by God. That book, plus Janeway's, are printed together in this volume. They not only show how Puritan parents evangelized their children in the home, but still today, can assist you in parenting and assist your children who may read them for great profit to their own souls." -Joel Beeke SDG TITLES THIS IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLY ON PRINT ON DEMAND PAPERBACK SGCB Price: $14.95 (list price $20.00) Add Janeway's HEAVEN UPON EARTH for NEARLY 55% off SGCB Price: $12.00 (list price $25.00)
		TWO NEW RHB BOOKLETS IN CULTIVATING BIBLICAL GODLINESS SERIES Earl Blackburn & Ray Penning WE ARE NOW OFFERING TWO BRAND NEW BOOKLETS IN THE OUTSTANDING 'CULTIVATING BIBLICAL GODLINESS' SERIES BY RHB HOW CAN I HONOR CHRIST IN FIGHTING CANCER? By Earl Blackburn Almost everyone diagnosed with cancer will endeavor to fight it. As a cancer survivor, Earl Blackburn encourages everyone diagnosed with cancer to fight it. Although he thinks medical treatment is important, the fight he is primarily interested in is spiritual. In How Can I Honor Christ in Fighting Cancer?, Blackburn shows how this spiritual fight, conducted in a manner that honors Christ the Creator and Lord, will aid the cancer patient's medical fight tremendously. Through Blackburn's experience, a series of practical lessons derived from it, and from Scripture, you can better understand what a godly fight against cancer looks like. "Most of us either have had cancer or have had a close family member or friend who was diagnosed with cancer. In light of this, Christians need to be prepared to face cancer and to cope in a biblical manner. Pastor Blackburn's book is a useful pastoral tool to help us chart these waters. If you have cancer or the opportunity to minister to someone who does, this book is an invaluable resource." - Joseph A. Pipa Jr., president, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary HOW CAN I SERVE GOD AT WORK by Ray Penning Inundated as we are with secular distortions regarding how to think about our work lives, we need to remind ourselves of basic scriptural truths in order to think clearly about the subject. In How Can I Serve God at Work?, Ray Pennings unpacks ten biblical principles that will help believers cultivate everyday godliness in a twenty-first-century North American context. Pennings also discusses how a biblical view of vocation contrasts with a secular one and how this might make a difference as we head to work in the morning. Armed with a proper theology of work, readers will be better equipped to serve and glorify God in things that are sometimes considered less spiritual. "Practical godliness begins when we see the relevance, beauty, and provision of God for all our thoughts, words, acts, and circumstances. Ray Pennings helpfully teaches Christians how to notice the relevance, beauty, and provision of God for the work He calls us to do. This booklet can help Christians young and old to discover and rediscover a biblical vision of work." - Eric Moerdyk, pastor, Bethel Free Reformed Congregation, Monarch, Alberta HOW CAN I HONOR CHRIST IN FIGHTING CANCER? By Earl Blackburn SGCB Price: $2.25 (list price $3.00) HOW CAN I SERVE GOD AT WORK by Ray Penning SGCB Price: $2.25 (list price $3.00) ORDER 10+ COPIES OF 'HOW CAN I HONOR CHRIST?' by Blackburn SGCB Price: $2.00 (list price $3.00) ENTER QUANTITY AND UPDATE TOTAL ORDER 10+ COPIES OF 'HOW CAN I SERVE GOD AT WORK?' by Penning SGCB Price: $2.00 (list price $3.00) ENTER QUANTITY AND UPDATE TOTAL
		THE BEAUTY AND GLORY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Joel Beeke, Geoff Thomas, Joseph Pipa, John Carrick and More Product Description The essays in The Beauty and Glory of the Holy Spirit both exalt and revel in the third person of the Trinity. Through an assortment of studies - categorized according to their biblical, doctrinal, historical, or pastoral focus - this book sets before readers the inestimable ministry of the blessed Holy Spirit. Contributors include David Murray, Geoffrey Thomas, John Thackway, Malcolm Watts, Gerald Bilkes, Michael Barrett, John Carrick, George Knight, Morton Smith, Ian Hamilton, William Shishko, William VanDoodewaard, Joel R. Beeke, Joseph Morecraft, Ryan McGraw, and Joseph Pipa. Contents: Biblical Studies 1. The Greatest Revival in the Old Testament - David Murray 2. The Father's Gift of the Holy Spirit - Geoffrey Thomas 3. How the Holy Spirit is 'another Comforter' - John Thackway 4. The Ministry of the Spirit in Glorifying Christ - Malcolm Watts 5. Precursors to Pentecost - Gerald Bilkes 6. The Outpouring of the Spirit: Anticipated, Fulfilled, Available - Michael Barrett 7. Spirit and Revival - John Carrick 8. Cessation of the Gifts - George Knight 9. The Supply of the Spirit of Jesus - John Thackway Doctrinal Studies 10. Person of the Holy Spirit - Morton Smith 11. The Love of the Spirit - Geoffrey Thomas 12. Regeneration & Conversion - Ian Hamilton 13. Sanctification - Ian Hamilton 14. Witness & Seal of the Spirit - William Shishko 15. The Ordinary and Extraordinary Witness of the Spirit - Malcolm Watts Historical Theological Studies 16. The Holy Spirit in the Early Church - William VanDoodewaard 17. Richard Sibbes on Entertaining the Holy Spirit - Joel R. Beeke 18. Westminster Standards & the Spirit - Joseph Morecraft 19. John Owen on the Spirit - Ryan McGraw Pastoral Study 20. Spirit & Preaching - Joseph Pipa Appendix 21. KJV Text, Translation, and Tradition - Michael Barrett Endorsement "What a rich compilation of studies is gathered together in this volume! The doctrine of the Holy Spirit is set before us in all its grandeur from biblical, doctrinal, historical, and pastoral perspectives, giving us a theological feast that is both attractive and satisfying. In these days in which the Spirit's ministry in the church is identified either with extraordinary phenomena or emotional experiences, this book guides us to a biblical understanding of the Spirit as the one who exalts the Incarnate Word through the written Word, and applies redemption to those for whom Christ dies. Enjoy the banquet." - Iain D. Campbell, pastor of the Free Church of Scotland in Point on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland RHB NEW 400 PAGE HARDCOVER VOLUME SGCB Price: $22.00 (list price $30.00)
click for details		THE POOR MAN'S MORNING AND EVENING PORTIONS ROBERT HAWKER THIS ONCE AGAIN APPEARS TO BE OUT-OF-PRINT C.H. Spurgeon said, "There is always such a savor of the Lord Jesus Christ in Dr. Hawker that you cannot read him without profit." Dr. Joel Beeke has said, "This volume by Dr. Robert Hawker (1753-1827) is a great devotional classic which received its unique name because it was originally published in small 'penny' portions so as to be affordable to the poor. Running through numerous editions in the nineteenth century, these devotionals have served as spiritual food and drink for thousands. Hawker excels in Christ-centered, practical divinity. He has been taught by the Spirit how to find Christ in the Scriptures, as well as how to present Him amiably to hungry sinners in search of daily communion with a personal Redeemer. For the genuine Christian, here is daily devotional writing at its best - warmly Christ-centered, eminently practical, personally searching." "Great warmth of affection, a lively energy of expression, a graceful flow of language, and an a fluent store of scriptural sentiments. There is a lovely simplicity in his sublimest thoughts, and in his humblest themes a becoming dignity." - John Williams (biographer of Hawker) THIS ONCE AGAIN APPEARS TO BE OUT-OF-PRINT SGCB Price: $32.00 (list price $40.00) A 944 PAGE VOLUME