James Blaine Chapman: 20 books

This great series of sermons on holiness has long been out of print, but is now available to a modern generation, and at a great price! This edition includes an Active Table of Contents.  Contents: Chapter 1: HOLINESS Chapter 2: HOLINESS IN INTROSPECTION Chapter 3: HOLINESS IN...

This book is a great selection of questions and answers, divided into 27 different sections. There are 306 unique questions answered in the collection. The Table of Contents are as follows: Section I: QUESTIONS/ANSWERS ON THE BIBLE Section II: QUESTIONS/ANSWERS ABOUT CHRIST Section III: QUESTIONS/ANSWERS...

From the introduction: It is interesting to observe that the Wesleyan revival from its outset emphasized the importance of literature. John Wesley financed and personally distributed thousands of pieces of printed matter. Down through the years there has been no lack of holiness literature...

This is a great memoir detailing some missionary travels of James Blaine Chapman. The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: WHY THIS BOOK? Chapter 2: MY FIRST NIGHT IN GUATEMALA Chapter 3: THREE DAYS IN LIVINGSTON Chapter 4: TEN DAYS WITH THE QUAKERS Chapter 5: IN ALTA VERA PAZ Chapter...

This is great devotional book by James Blaine Chapman. The entries are short enough to digest quickly (most would fit on a page or two), and true to his style, they are solid, Biblical instruction. The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: Singing in the Shadows Chapter 2: I’m Sure...

This is great devotional book by James Blaine Chapman. The entries are short enough to digest quickly (most would fit on a page or two), and true to his style, they are solid, Biblical instruction. The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: Religion and Everyday Life Chapter 2: I Shall...

From the preface: Bud Robinson has gone! It still seems strange that his chats no longer appear in the Herald of Holiness. His long lists of subscriptions come no more to delight and amaze us. He has gone — gone to be with his Jesus whom he loved so devotedly. But the blessed influence of his life...

From the author's introduction: My first thought was to prepare some memorial notes of my wife to be preserved in manuscript form, interspersed with such pictures as were available, for the comfort of our children and me. But as I thought upon the matter, it occurred to me that there are many...

From the forward: Among the significant contributions which a graduate theological seminary can make to the constituency of the institution in particular and to the religious world in general is the production of serious religious literature. With this volume, Nazarene Theological Seminary inaugurates...

From the introduction: It may be incongruous to use a text for an introduction to a book, nevertheless I am doing just that. When I contemplated the central theme of the messages in this manuscript I was struck with the thought of how wonderful it is that God is accessible to sinful humanity. From...

From the introduction: The most important person in history is Jesus. He was unique and incomparable among earth’s great. He was supernatural in His origin, in His coming, in His works, in His death, in His eternal being. In the days of His flesh the touch of His fingers opened sightless...

This short volume by Chapman is a gem, and sure to be a blessing to any who would give it a shot. The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS WITHIN YOU Chapter 2: THE LAW OF SACRIFICE Chapter 3: MAN’S CRY FOR THE SUPERNATURAL Chapter 4: THE UNDESIGNED CALF Chapter 5: THE LAW OF LIFE Chapter 6: LIFE’S PURPOSE AND END

This collection serves as great devotional material. The entries are all a couple of pages long, and true to Chapman's style, deep and thought provoking. Be sure to download a free sample of this one and check it out! The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1 — GETTING READY TO LEAVE...

From the introduction: There is a tremendous difference between ownership and stewardship. The owner is responsible to no one except himself, and he is free to use whatever is his own as he chooses and to dispose of it in any way he desires. A steward holds possessions, but acknowledges the ownership...