Doctrine/Theology

Salvation is the most important thing in the world, both now and hereafter. If you are not saved, nothing else really matters. If you know everything else but do not know Christ as your personal...

How can people get over doubts about their salvation? Is it presumptuous for one to say, "I know I am saved"? Can a person have faith in Christ without feeling saved? Christians need to have a...

In this book, Dr. R. B. Ouellette examines twelve popular Christian assumptions by God's Word, presents the truth, and explains its application in our lives. Uncover the truth behind questions such...

This book meets the need of the hour. Signs, Wonders, and Miracles is not a calloused attack upon the Charismatic movement but a sound, scriptural study of the doctrincs and practices which are...

In this book, Brother Corle gives the Scriptural balance between false doctrine, which must be addressed, and strife about words, which seems to have become a problem in our ranks. There is such a...

2023 reprint, 4Gospel Publishing paperback, 71 pages

Thousands of readers have been wonderfully and powerfully influenced by Dave Hunt's authoritative, 590-page hardcover treatise on Calvinism, What Love Is This?, but many have asked for a more concise...

The hope of the New Testament Church is not to reform the earth, establish a kingdom, or to endure the time of Jacob's trouble - it is to meet the Lord in the air. This book covers all points...

An exhaustive analysis of the topic, this book explores the nature and identity of the angel of the Lord as well as his relationship to other angels and God himself. The authority for all assertions...

An explanation of God's solitariness, decrees, knowledge, foreknowledge, supremacy, sovereignty, immutability, holiness, power, faithfulness, goodness, patience, grace, mercy, love, wrath, and...

Put forth by the elders and brethren of many congregations of Christians (baptized upon profession of their faith) in London and the country. With the heart man believeth unto righteousness, and with...

This is a very popular confession of English Baptists from the 17th Century."The words of C. H. Spurgeon are an appropriate conclusion to this introduction: 'This little volume,' he wrote, 'is not to...