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Thomas Schreiner offers a comprehensive analysis of eternal destruction, examining themes of sin, death, and redemption repeated throughout the New Testament and other passages of Scripture.

This encouraging book by author Paul David Tripp offers 366 readings, adapted to help teenagers trust God and rely on his grace each and every day.

This journaling Bible includes the 12 Historical Books of the Old Testament in a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This journaling Bible includes the 17 Prophetic Books of the Old Testament in a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This journaling Bible includes the first 5 books of the Old Testament in a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This journaling Bible features the 5 Poetical Books of the Old Testament in a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This all-time bestselling tract shares how everyone is special to God, and how he loves and desires to know each of us personally.

This booklet presents 5 Christlike ways to effectively communicate the Christian faith with the next generation--grab them with passion, win them with love, hold them with holiness, challenge them with truth, and amaze them with God.

In this concise booklet, author and physician Kathryn Butler addresses common misconceptions about clinical depression within the church, offers encouragement for believers who suffer, and equips church leaders with the tools to provide spiritual support.

Divided into 5 volumes, this journaling Bible set features a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This journaling New Testament features a spiral-bound format that's perfect for in-depth study, note-taking, and recording prayers and reflections.

This addition to the Church Questions series offers a clear, compelling definition of the local church and its importance in every Christian's life.

This 40-day devotional unpacks each of the 9 fruits of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5, bringing theologically rich reflection and practical application to women seeking a more fruitful life.

Pastor Cameron Cole shares his personal story of grief, as well as the apostle Paul's theology of heaven in Scripture, to show how heavenly mindedness transforms the daily lives of Christians.

In Waiting Isn't a Waste, author Mark Vroegop explores 6 characteristics of waiting, calling believers to lean on Christ when we are uncertain about our lives, but certain about God.

This short book encourages Christians to serve Jesus through loving, welcoming care of others. It features biblical advice for practicing hospitality at home, sharing the gospel with neighbors, and serving in church in a number of ways.

The Mission of God and the Witness of the Church takes readers on a canonical journey to examine fundamental questions about the mission of God and his loving desire to commune with his people.

In the final volume of the Reformed Systematic Theology series, Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley unpack important topics around ecclesiology (church) and eschatology (last things).

To Walk and to Please God explores 1 and 2 Thessalonians and expounds on its predominant themes to provide readers with a positive example of what Christians should believe and how they should behave.

With contributions from more than two dozen well-respected Reformed theologians and church leaders, this volume offers a comprehensive defense of the doctrine of total depravity from historical, biblical, theological, and pastoral perspectives.

The Companion Video Study to Jon Nielson's Knowing God's Truth: An Accessible Guide to Systematic Theology In his book Knowing God's Truth, pastor Jon Nielson gives a clear, meaningful, and practical introduction to systematic theology. In the Knowing God's Truth Video Study, Nielson walks through each of the book's 12 chapters, which cover the basic categories of systematic theology--including Scripture, humanity, sin, the church, and more. Each 30-minute video summarizes the main points and gives biblical application of the key themes. Ideal for small groups or personal study, the Knowing God's Truth Video Study can be used in conjunction with the book and the Knowing God's Truth Workbook. Accessible: Ideal for new Christians, students, or anyone wanting a practical guide to systematic theology Available in DVD and Digital Download Formats: For small groups or for personal study Part of the Theology Basics Series: A collection of books, video studies, and study guides to introduce readers to systematic theology, biblical theology, and how to read the Bible Book and Companion Workbook Sold Separately: Invites further interaction with the text and integrates participants' study with application

The ESV Premium Pew and Worship Bible is ideal for church use week in and week out. It features a durable hardcover format, high-quality Bible paper, and 65 responsive readings reflecting major biblical themes. 6.0" x 9.0" 8.5-point Lexicon 1,088 pages Double-column, paragraph format Same interior as the ESV Thinline Bible 65 responsive readings Black-letter text

The ESV Premium Pew and Worship Bible is ideal for church use week in and week out. It features a durable hardcover format, high-quality Bible paper, and 65 responsive readings reflecting major biblical themes. 6.0" x 9.0" 8.5-point Lexicon 1,088 pages Double-column, paragraph format Same interior as the ESV Thinline Bible 65 responsive readings Black-letter text

An innovative new way to tell the gospel message, this tract illustrates how God's story of redemption is shown throughout the entire Bible.

Is Christianity Good for the World? shows that through history and across the globe, true followers of Christ have challenged injustice and abuse, and provided care for the needy--living out their conviction that every person is created in God's image.

Confronting the spiritual weight and consequences of sin, pastor and author Garrett Kell explores helpful ways out of temptation--including Scripture, community, and confession--toward freedom in Christ.

Why Do We Feel Lonely at Church? addresses the loneliness epidemic facing the church, encourages readers to pursue a life of fellowship, and urges church leaders to cultivate communities that reflect Jesus's mission, ministry, and care.

With a firm grasp of the progress of salvation history, this accessible guide helps Christians interpret the Old Testament, see how it testifies to Jesus, believe that Jesus secured every divine promise, and understand how Moses's law still matters.

In this addition to the Church Questions series, David King guides curious readers on a journey to discover Jesus in Old Testament stories, law, wisdom, and prophecy.