Challenges to Living God’s Way by Dr Chris Richards & Dr Liz Jones (EP Books, 2022) Challenges to Living God’s Way is a really helpful follow-on book from the two Growing up God’s Way books (see images below) written by the same authors. Written for teenagers, in the first section it covers six big issues: […]

We have now received stock of the latest book in the planned series taken from James Durham’s ‘A Treatise Concerning Scandal’. This one looks at the necessity of Church discipline, here is an extract… If individual Christians were zealous, loving, and prudent in their private admonitions; if ministers and elders were diligent, single-minded, grave, and […]

Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ, by Nehemiah Coxe & John Owen (Reformed Baptist Academic Press, 2005). ‘There were giants in the land in those days’. Two of them have contributed to this valuable book presenting a Baptist view of the covenants of God. One of them is the famous John Owen, a selection of […]

Going Home by Don Fortner (Go Publications, 2018) This is classic Don, clear, concise and Christ exalting. Don loved to preach and teach about Christ, and in Going Home he is in his element, fully expounding Christ both as the only way to heaven, and as the fulness of heaven. In doing so he deals […]

66 Books: One Story was originally published 10 years ago and was followed up in 2019 by 30 Prophecies: One Story. In our humble opinion as booksellers, they never really gained the traction they deserved. Now that 66 Books has been reprinted in the same attractive style as 30 Prophecies we hope people will take […]

Called to be Holy – The Discipline of the Church, by Jeremy Walker (Banner of Truth, 2023). A book on discipline might not sound the most exciting read, but this little booklet is really excellent. Walker reminds us that discipline is not only corrective, but is also formative. That is, it is an ongoing, purposeful […]

Iron Sharpens Iron by Michael Haykin (Union Publishing, 2022) This is a study of the value of Christian friendship. Haykin critiques the modern cultural focus on the individual, briefly surveying biblical and historical attitudes to the value of true friendship. He goes on to a case study of the great and supportive friendship of John […]

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