Christian Focus

Samuel Rutherford

A New biography of the Man and his ministry

Kingsley Rendell

"This is a short but scholarly work which will prove very helpful to all who have serious interest in Covenanting history. It is a fitting biography of the man who, though thrust into the public eye both in Scotland and England, is still best known as 'the good pastor of Antwoth."

The Lord's Day

Joseph A. Pipa Jr.

This book is eminently readable and will prove to be a great blessing to every thoughtful reader.

Esther, A True First Lady

A post-feminist icon in a secular world

Dianne Tidball

"...this is a practical and informative study guide. It provides many points for personal consideration or group discussion on the ways in which believers can live for God without submitting to social pressure or cultural forces."

Tales of the Unexpected

The Subversive Stories of Jesus

Melvin Tinker and Nathan Buttery

The outlines, illustrations and explanations are first class. With skill and sensitivity the writer gets below the radar and detonates the parable right on your lap. This is a must for the preacher's bookshelf on the parables.

Christian Heroines

Just Like You

Catherine MacKenzie

Aimed at young teenagers, this book examines the martyrdom of Christian women and girls...definitely worth a read as it challenges and encourages

Helpful Truth in Past Places

The Puritan Practice of Biblical Counseling

Mark A. Deckard

"He does not offer ready-made schemes that counsellors can apply without first absorbing the biblical insights themselves, but thoughtful consideration of the material presented here will enrich Christian living and counselling practice."

Why Should I Believe Christianity?

James N. Anderson

James Anderson in this very readable book offers clear biblical answers to the basic questions about God's existence, the Bible as divine revelation and Jesus' identity as God and man, the only God-given Saviour. He does so from what would be termed a 'presuppositional' approach - showing that only on the basis of the truthfulness of Christianity can sense be made of any aspect of the world. Christian truth claims 'fit' the way the world is made. He does so, however, in an attractive way that is mercifully free of the jargon and technicalities that too often obscure sound apologetic arguments. He covers the fundamentals well and provides a clear challenge to readers to trust in Christ. It is a book that can be given to interested enquirers with confidence and which will also help to equip Christians for evangelism.