F Wayne Mac Leod: 215 books

In the Epistle to the Romans, the apostle Paul examines a number of key Bible doctrines. In particular he speaks about righteousness, faith and the place of the Old Testament Law. He sheds light on the importance of the death of Christ and its impact on our lives as believers. Paul concludes...

This is a devotional commentary on the Epistles of Paul to the Thessalonians and to Timothy. Thessolonica is in modern day Greece and in the days of Paul the believers in this city were facing persecution. Paul writes to teach them about the second coming of Christ and their personal hope...

One day the Lord Jesus was asked, "What is the greaetest commandment of all?" He told His readers that the greatest of all commandments was to love the Lord with all their heart, all their soul, all their mind and all their strength. There was nothing more important than this. What does...

Moses was a man like you and I but God used him in a powerful way. From the very beginning, God was preparing him for the task to which he had been called. When the time was right, God thrust him into ministry. He returned to Egypt with his family and a simple shepherd's staff. In the hands...

This is a commentary on the Parable of the Lost Sheep as told by Jesus in Luke 15:3-7. In reality it is a revelation of God's heart for those who have struggled in their faith, have fallen into sin or who have found themselves out of fellowship with His poeple. The parable is not so much...

This is a short commentary on Galatians 5:22-23. It is a study of what the Spirit of God wants to do in the life of every believer. The fruit of the Spirit is not the fruit fo human effort or discipline. It is the fruit of God's Spirit--the evidence of His presence in the life of the believer....

This is volume 3 of a 3 volume set on the ministry and life of the Lord Jesus. This third volume examines the trial, crucifixion resurrection and ascension of the Lord Jesus.  It is written as a harmony, meaning that the record of each of the writers is examined together giving a fuller...

This is volume 1 of a 3 volume set on the ministry and life of the Lord Jesus. This first volume examines the birth, early life and ministry of the Lord. It is written as a harmony, meaning that the record of each of the writers is examined together giving a fuller picture of what took place....

The book of Genesis traces the beginings of the earth as it was created by God to its first inhabitants. It shows how sin entered the world and the effects of the sin on the human race. From the early chapters of this book, however, we see that plan of a loving God to restore His creation to himself....

Micah was a prophet who lived in a time when God's people were living in relative prosperity and ease. Their prosperity, however, was causing them to lose sight of their walk with God. He prophesied of a day of great blessing, not from political leaders but from One who would be born in Bethlehem...

The books of 1 & 2 Chronicles examine the history of Judah from David to her return from exile in Babylon. The focus of these book is not so much political as it is spiritual. God and a relationship with Him seems to be the central theme. Success as a nation is attributed not to capable leadership...

This is a devotional commentary on the life of the Lord Jesus as recorded by John. Written by one who was very close to Jesus, this gospel has as its central purpose to reveal Christ to the world so that the world might believe in Him and have life in His name. Written devotionally, this commentary...

This is a devotional commentary on Paul's letters to the Philippians and the Colossians. Philippi was an important Roman centre in the province of Macedonia. In the days of Paul it was a military centre and many soldiers walked its streets. The church in Philippi stood firmly behind the apostle...

What was the purpose of the Law of Moses? What did Jesus mean when He said that He had come to fulfill the law? If Jesus fulfilled the Law fo the Old Testament, what does He expect of us today? What difference did Christ's death and resurrection make for the New Testament believer?...