Special - No Turning Back
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An exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews. The Epistle to the Hebrews was originally addressed to a group of Jewish Christians. They were being tempted to abandon their confession of faith in Jesus Messiah and to return to the religion of their ancestors because of the unrelenting pressure they were under from their fellow Jews. The message of Hebrews is still timely. Whether Christians are under pressure from family or friends, employers or the state, they are to stand firm, confident that as they fix their eyes upon Jesus he will enable them to endure to the very end of their journey.
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Special - The Triumph of Grace
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Augustine (354-430), bishop of Hippo in Algeria, was the greatest theologian of the Western Church in the age of the early Church Fathers. Few if any of the fathers combined Augustine’s profound personal experience of God’s saving grace in Jesus Christ with his intellectual brilliance at expounding the theological meaning of that grace. The bishop of Hippo’s spiritual influence proved to be enduring, living on through the centuries as a constant source of challenge and renewal to a Church that was always in danger of falling from grace back into works. This book brings together choice quotations from Augustine on the theme of salvation. Here readers can sample for themselves what one of the masterminds of Christianity had to say about creation, the fall, original sin, free will, law and grace, incarnation and atonement, the new life in Christ, predestination, and the perseverance of the saints. It is a profound, radical and vital message that today’s Church desperately needs to hear again if she is to recover her spiritual and theological health.
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Special - Nothing but the Truth
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This book answers questions such as ‘Who are the critics of the Bible and what are they saying?’, ‘What do we mean by “inspiration”?’, ‘What does the Bible say about itself?’, ‘How sufficient and final is it?’, ‘Why have we just sixty-six books in the Bible?’, ‘How can we properly understand it?’, ‘When was it written and how did our English Bible come to us?’, ‘Where does archaeology reveal Bible accuracy?’ and ‘What about supposed errors/contradictions?’

Brian Edwards lives in Surrey where he was the minister of Hook Evangelical Church for twenty-nine years. He is also the former President of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). Brian, whose wife Barbara died in 1998, has two sons and three granddaughters. He is also the author of Can we pray for revival?; God’s outlaw; Revival; Shall we dance?; and Through many dangers.


‘The battle for the Bible continues. Liberal scholarship and sceptics continue to cast doubt upon the authenticity of all Scripture and its inerrancy. Here is a book rich enough in content to stir the minds and hearts of all who love the Bible and at the same time clear enough for all to understand the arguments so powerfully presented for the full and final authority of Scripture. The Christian church needs this updated version of Brian Edwards’ excellent Nothing but the truth. The Bible is its own defence, but books like this one are enough to confirm the faith of God’s people that it is what it says it is, God-breathed from beginning to end. I heartily commend it.’ — Martin Holdt, Pastor of Constantia Park Baptist Church, Pretoria, South Africa


‘Brian Edwards has a well-earned reputation as a clear and compelling author, firmly anchored in Scripture and with an enviable grasp of both history and current affairs. In Nothing but the truth he has excelled himself. If I could pass a law compelling every Christian to buy a copy I would do so today!’ — John Blanchard, author and international speaker


‘This is a splendid piece of work. It is informative, readable and extremely useful in grappling with so many of the issues relating to the Bible that enquiring minds raise, or that trouble people today. Brian Edwards leaves no stone unturned as he confronts the Bible critics, highlights its uniqueness and sufficiency, assesses the usefulness of archaeological finds, tackles the intricacies of textual criticism and Bible versions, gives helpful hints on understanding the Bible and closes with an appeal to love, respect, value, share and obey it. Before reaching for more detailed academic works on specific subjects, this is the place to start. It is a mine of information that every Christian should find enlightening and encouraging.’ — Philip H. Eveson, Principal of London Theological Seminary


‘Brian Edwards has served the church of Jesus Christ very well in giving us this book. This revised edition of Nothing but the Truth helpfully updates a wonderful contemporary treatment of the evangelical view of Scripture. It bears the marks of both careful scholarship and pastoral wisdom. I highly recommend it!’ — Tom Ascol, Executive Director, Founders Ministries, Cape Coral, Florida, USA
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Special - Special Children? A Theology of Childhood
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This is a book for Christian parents who want to know what the Bible has to say about their children. Are they different from other children? Are they different from the children of the old covenant? Are they sinful? If so, when did this begin? Are they morally responsible and, if so, from what age? Can they be converted and, if so, how early can this be looked for? How do we go about bringing them to faith? What happens if they die before that happens or, even worse, before they are capable of being told the Gospel? These and other questions are considered in the light of Scripture.
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Special - For the Love of India
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In the summer of 1805, at the height of the struggle for naval supremacy between Britain and France that was to culminate in the Battle of Trafalgar, a young man, newly ordained to the ministry of the Church of England and already showing symptoms of the tuberculosis which had claimed the life of his mother, set sail on the long and hazardous voyage to India. Leaving behind friends, family and the woman he loved, he turned his back on the prospects of a brilliant academic career in England, in order to bring the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and the Word of God in their own language to the peoples of India and Persia. His name was Henry Martyn.

Struggling against the rigours of a climate which was seriously undermining his health, and facing scorn and hostility from many quarters, within the space of a few short years he completed the translation of the New Testament into Hindustani, Persian and Arabic, opened several schools and brought the message of the gospel, by either the spoken or the written word, to people from all levels of society, from the beggars who came to his gate to the court of the Shah of Persia.

‘In the list of missionaries, the name of Henry Martyn will always occupy a special place. He impressed his contemporaries with his intellectual stature, his godliness of life and the daring of his exploits. It is impossible to read the story without being deeply moved and, to this day, he provides an inspiration for other Christians to follow his example. I am very glad that Jim Cromarty has written his story, and given a new generation of readers an opportunity to acquaint themselves with this remarkable man.’ — From the foreword by Peter F. Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney

‘A gifted biographer makes all the difference to the presentation of the life of a Christian leader or missionary. Jim Cromarty’s skill in depicting other missionaries has been well demonstrated in his earlier biographies. Those same skills are displayed in this present volume on one of the pioneer missionaries in the Middle East. The story of Martyn’s life has its highs and its lows, its joys and its sorrows, but Jim Cromarty is able to balance the varied aspects of his life in a gripping presentation. As a missionary account this is excellent, and I commend it wholeheartedly.' — Allan M. Harman, former principal of the Presbyterian Theological College, Melbourne, Australia and editor of Reformed Theological Review

Jim Cromarty is a retired minister of the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia. He also taught for twenty-seven years in a number of primary schools in Australia, before becoming principal of a large primary school. He is the author of several books published by Evangelical Press, including King of the Cannibals — The story of John G. Paton, A Mighty Fortress is our God — The story of Martin Luther and The Pigtail and Chopsticks Man — The story of J. Hudson Taylor and the China Inland Mission.


'I'm a big Jim Cromarty fan, and he has provided us with a treat here. This book is certainly worth a read. Let me challenge you with a quote from Martyn’s diary. Having described his distress at the state of his own soul, he adds a statement that I pray all who read this book will take to heart: "and now, let me burn out for God".'
Review from Evangelical Times (September 2006)

'Struggling Christian workers will be spiritually challenged and comforted by the life and example of Henry Martyn. Read it and be freshly commissioned for Gospel work.'
Review from New Life Magazine, Australia (1 February 2007)

'Jim Cromarty of the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia is well known for his new "generation" of one might say — in the best sense — easy reading biographies of major figures from church history. Here the reader is given a very faithful and full re-telling of the life of the great early 19th Century pioneer missionary to India and Persia, Henry Martyn.'
Review from Australian Presbyterian (June 2007)

'As usual, the author has thoroughly researched his subject, and he provides a detailed and fascinating account of the life of a man who dedicated his life to serving God and making known Jesus Christ. The book is peppered with illustrations and maps, and one of Martyn’s sermons is included as an appendix. This is a heart warming account of missionary labour in a lonely and at times, hostile environment, and is warmly recommended'.
Review from The Gospel Magazine (May/June 2008)
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Special - The Lord of Glory… Crucified!
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The author, with simplicity and feeling, traces the final hours of Christ’s life, from his encounter with Simon of Cyrene to his silent journey to the grave. All the major events of those world-transforming hours are dealt with and applied sensitively to our lives. This is a book, if read in the right spirit, that will live long in the memory.
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Special - Is God past His sell-by date?
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From time to time, philosophers, scientists, authors and other movers and shakers have hit the headlines with claims that God is non-existent, irrelevant or ‘past his sell-by date’.

This book has been written specifically for those who take a similar line, who think that God is non-existent or irrelevant, or who are in some way skeptical about the whole issue.

Although on the same theme as Does God believe in Atheists? this is an entirely new book designed to be given to those who consider themselves to be atheists and to challenge their view. Each chapter ends with a ‘witness’ who from their own personal experience support the claim made by the author in the chapter.


Co-founder of Christian Ministries, Dr John Blanchard is an internationally known Christian author, teacher and conference speaker. Nearly fifteen million copies of his publications are in print in some forty languages. He received an award for his best-selling book ‘Does God believe in Atheists?’ as the best UK Christian Book for 2001.


‘The book is completely up to date, deals with the many issues of our age, exposing the inadequacy of science to solve the problems of today and therefore becomes a good tool in the hands of Christians. It is not only a book for atheists and agnostics, it is very much for Christians to read in order to give a reason for the hope that is in us. Thankfully there is hope and this book not only demolishes, but also builds up a great Gospel presentation.’
– Christian Herald
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Special - God's Abundant Life
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The Life of God in the Soul of Man by Henry Scougal, with Rules and Instructions for a Holy Life by Archbishop Leighton
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Being baptised as a believer is a very significant event. So it is vital that the meaning of baptism is clearly understood and the kind of life that baptism commits us to is properly appreciated.

Preparing for Baptism - a personal diary is design to help those preparing for baptism to approach their baptism with understanding and commitment.

This little book may be used by individuals or in baptismal classes. It will help church leaders to prepare candidates for baptism, and it may also be used as a ‘refresher course’ for believers who have already been baptised.

Mez McConnell, who is married with two children, will soon be working among street children in Brazil.
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Special - Mighty to save
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No Christian should lack a sense of wonder at what God has done for him or her in Jesus Christ his Son. But many do not have a sense of wonder because they fail to appreciate how amazing is God’s work in their lives.

Clifford Pond’s aim in this book is to make believers aware of God’s great work in saving them from sin and enabling them to live to please him. He contends that when Christians realize how mighty to save God is, they will be filled with gratitude and fired with new zeal in his service. And this will give a new dimension to their worship and daily living.

Now in retirement, Clifford Pond writes out of a lifetime of pastoral ministry, having served churches in Suffolk and Surrey as well as exercising a wider ministry at various times by responsible leadership in young people’s fellowships, associations of churches and the council of Grace Baptist Mission.
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