Alliance Of Confessing Evangelicals: 47 books

From a very early time, psalms were used both in private worship and public gatherings. Mary's Magnificat in Luke 1 contains numerous allusions to the Psalms, as does Zechariah's song in the same chapter. Most scholars think the "hymn" sung by Jesus and the disciples to conclude the Last Supper was the Hallel, Psalms 113-118, regularly sung by Jews at Passover.

In order to understand what Christ has done for us, we must first look to the event that put man in rebellion against God: the Fall. Nick Needham begins by explaining how this cataclysmic event affects humanity both individually and socially, while Jeffery Stivason, Michael Roberts, and James Boice...

The classic book on prayer by Matthew Henry is now available for the first time for e-readers! This volume will help you, perhaps as never before, pray the Bible.

The classic book on prayer by Matthew Henry is now available for the first time for e-readers! This volume will help you, perhaps as never before, pray the Bible.

A classic sermon by Walter Maier on the gift of God in Jesus Christ.

Throughout the ages, God-fearing men have bravely spoken-out against doctrinal and moral error from within the Church. But simply protesting what is wrong and what you don’t believe is not enough—we need to know what we do believe and why we believe it. In this volume, Danny Hyde delves into what...

The classic book on prayer by Matthew Henry is now available for the first time for e-readers! This volume will help you, perhaps as never before, pray the Bible. NOTE: This is the ESV Corporate version of the book.

"We live in a day when the hope of a previous generation seems to be empty..." (p. 1). People today crave hope, yet just as in generations past they are looking for it in all the wrong places. In this timeless booklet, James Boice calls readers back to the only hope we have: The salvation we have in Jesus Christ. "Nothing in my hand I bring; simply to the Cross I cling."

People from all different backgrounds and beliefs celebrate the Christmas season. But should Christians celebrate Christmas, and if so, how? In this booklet, Dr. Boice shows from the Bible what Christmas means for Christians: Overwhelming peace and joy in the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. With...

This volume collects three essays by Dr. C. Everett Koop, former surgeon general of the United States, on bioethics and the Christian life.

From eternity to eternity God's Plan is steadfast, working all things together for the good of those who love Him (Rom. 8:28). Join Dr. Donald Barnhouse as he explains this famous passage from Romans, and teaches us how we can rest in God's good purpose.

We've all felt the sting of mental pain. Some are distressed by their jobs or families; others have suffered from severe mental disorders for their whole lives. Whatever your story, you need to know the perfect peace that comes only by resting in the Lord God. In this booklet, Drs. Barhouse and Boice...

For most Christians, the Trinity is a carefully defined doctrine that they must believe; yet it has little practical significance. In Communion with God, John Owen presents the doctrine of the Trinity as the most intensely practical and personal doctrine in Scripture. This is a study guide for John Owen's Communion with God. There is a summary and discussion questions for each chapter.

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19). That is Jesus’ command for His followers, but it can be a terrifying task. And what’s the point, if a person is saved by God and not our efforts? Join Jeffrey Stivason, Mark Johnston, David Calhoun, and others as they discuss...