Christianity Books

There are times in our lives when we are faced with challenges that overwhelm us and only faith in God will steer us through. The trials we go through come to test our faith to see whether we will stand or crumble. These poems are written to build our...

If you read this book and employ the promises of Jesus, your life will be changed, you will receive countless blessings and you will be happy. I know this to be true because Jesus only speaks the truth, He keeps every promise He makes, and Jesus never...

Is the tribulation really seven years in length? Can we know when the last days have actually begun? Is there a rapture of the Church, and if so, can we know its timing in relation to other events of the last days? Can everyone, including Christians,...

The King James Version of the Bible was used while writing this book. Therefore, when you are trying to solve some of the bogglers in this book, the King James Version would more than likely be of more help than other versions. One of the great blessings...

I have presented a sound Scriptural foundation and teaching, in regards to how you will truly and spiritually obtain The Favor of God upon your life. Therefore, the sole purpose of this book is as follows: (1) to properly examine Scripture; (2) to...

The Rubik's Cube of Bible Prophecy is the first volume in a series entitled Piecing Together Bible Prophecy. The series is intended to ultimately provide the reader with a fairly thorough panorama of Bible prophecy that will serve as a scripturally sound...

Reclaim Your Family with Your Own Family ConstitutionBoth manifesto and handbook, DESPERATELY SEEKING PARENTS: Why Your Child Needs a Parent in Charge and How to Become One calls all parents to reclaim their position of authority in the home. Emphasizing...

Pilgrimage is the most essential of medieval studies - that's a conclusion which Tim Porter has drawn from years of reading, research and exploration. Religion, politics, economics, travel, industry, art, architecture - pilgrimage opens into all these...

This is a copy in modern typeface of the Confession of Faith of the Calvinistic Methodists of Wales (1823). The Confession is similar in content to the Westminster Confession of Faith (1646) but uses more modern language.

The Glorious Future is about the Biblical doctrine of the Last Things. It concerns prophetic truths from both the Old Testament and the New Testament which shed light on the rule of Christ in history and of His coming again at the end of the world. In...

This book comprises an expository and experiential study of Psalm 73 focussing on how the Christian believer can deal with doubts and distresses in the Christian life. The Rev. Gordon Keddie (1944-2023) was a prolific author of popular evangelical and...

Without Christ Jesus we have no hope, so when you pray, pray with faith believing that He is listening to you and will act upon your request. Faith gives Him your permission to operate in your life and act on your behalf, where He can and will do the...

The Christian religion is justified of her children. This means that it is:1. Justified from the censures of its enemies, and2. Justified from the infirmities and miscarriages of its friends.If a doctor prescribes an excellent remedy, and the patient...

The Parable of the Cave is an inspiring book of hope and understanding. This book will open your insight to the workings of the Lord in your personal life and help you understand the process of finding your way back to His presence. You will better...

A Collection of Reflective and Devotional Spiritual StudiesGo back to the beginning ...and remember again all the love available to us in God. We all can find ourselves knocked off course when life gets out of focus. But remembering what our first love...

""Why Should A Lutheran Not Join Any Sectarian Church?"" is a book written by V. W. Richter in 1913. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the reasons why Lutherans should not join any sectarian church. It delves into the history of the Lutheran...

""Why Men Do Not Go To Church"" is a book written by Cortland Myers in 1899 that explores the reasons why men were not attending church services during that time period. The author argues that the decline in church attendance among men was due to various...

""What Is Now England's Duty? Is It Not, Preeminently, To Attempt To Evangelize The World?"" is a book written anonymously in 1848. The book explores the idea that England has a duty to spread the Christian faith to the rest of the world. The author...

Why God Loves The Irish is a book written by Humphrey Joseph Desmond and published in 1918. The book explores the history and culture of Ireland and argues that the Irish people are uniquely loved by God. Desmond examines the religious beliefs and...

""Why Are We Dissenters? Three Lectures On The Principles Of Evangelical Nonconformity"" is a book written by Eustace Rogers Conder in 1866. The book is a collection of three lectures that explore the reasons behind the rise of evangelical nonconformity...

""Which Is The Church?"" is a book written by John William Cudworth in 1874. The book explores the question of what constitutes a true church, and aims to provide a clear answer to this question. Cudworth examines various aspects of the church, including...

""Which Is It? Or War In The Heavens"" is a book written by T. H. Shaw and published in 1878. The book provides a glimpse behind the scenes of an extreme ritualist and his brother priest. It is a story of two clergymen who hold opposing views on...

""What's In A Name? A Popular Explanation Of Ordinary Christian Names Of Men And Women"" is a book written by Thomas Nickle Nichols and published in 1859. The book provides an explanation of the origins and meanings of common Christian names for both men...

Wheat And Tares is a book written by Henry Stewart Cunningham and was first published in 1860. The book is a collection of sermons on various biblical topics, including the parable of the wheat and the tares, which is the inspiration for the book's title...

""What's Wrong With The World?"" by George Henry Gerberding is a thought-provoking book that seeks to explore the underlying spirit and trends that led to the outbreak of the Great World War in 1914. Gerberding takes a candid approach to his inquiry,...

""What We Want: An Open Letter To Pius X, From A Group Of Priests"" is a book written by Alfred Leslie Lilley in 1907. The book is a collection of letters written by a group of priests to Pope Pius X, expressing their concerns about the state of the...

""What Say The Scriptures About Spiritualism? Proofs That It Is Demonism"" is a book published in 1897 by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. The book is focused on the topic of spiritualism and its supposed demonic nature. The authors argue that...

""What Saith The Scripture?"" is a book written by John Anderson in 1885. The book provides an exposition and analysis of the Pentateuch and earlier historical books of the Old Testament. The author explores the themes, characters, and events of the...

""What Is The Sanctuary And The True Tabernacle, Which The Lord Pitched, And Not Man, And Whereof Christ Is The Minister?"" is a religious book written by an anonymous clergyman in 1858. The book explores the concept of the sanctuary and the tabernacle...

""What Is Religion? A Protest Against The Spirit Of The Age, A Plea For The Reality Of The Spiritual"" is a philosophical work written by Robert Withers Memminger and published in 1871. The book is a critical analysis of the prevailing ideas about...

""What Is Presbyterian Law As Defined By The Church Courts?"" is a book written by John Aspinwall Hodge and published in 1882. The book is a comprehensive guide to the legal system of the Presbyterian Church, detailing the rules and regulations that...

West Roxbury Sermons, 1837-1848: From Unpublished Manuscripts (1892) is a book by Theodore Parker that compiles a series of sermons that he delivered in West Roxbury, Massachusetts between 1837 and 1848. The sermons were previously unpublished and were...

""We Would See Jesus"" is a religious book written by David James Burrell and published in 1914. The book is a collection of sermons that Burrell delivered to his congregation in New York City. The sermons focus on the central figure of Christianity,...

What An Old Myth May Teach, written by Leslie Keith in 1878, is a thought-provoking exploration of the power of myths and their ability to teach us important lessons about life. The book delves into the ancient Greek myth of Prometheus, who stole fire...

West Stow Parish Registers, 1558 to 1850 and Wordwell Parish Registers, 1580 to 1850: With Sundry Notes is a historical record book compiled by H.S.H.A. The book contains a collection of registers from two parishes in the UK, West Stow and Wordwell,...