Asbury Seedbed Publishing: 91 books

The formation of the Christian faith in the hearts and minds of believers was of supreme importance in John Wesley’s evangelical ministry. It was so important that he placed this revision of the Westminster Shorter Catechism in his Christian Library intending for it to be read by his preachers as...

Faith and Finances is such a great and descriptive title for this curriculum that outlines the battle between God and money. Matthew 6:24 says that you cannot serve God and money. So, in reality, we place our faith in either God or money, and Gary has made the contrast and conflict very clear to help...

John Wesley described the Christian life as consisting of “continual warfare.” The spiritual struggle involved in faithful living is real, in Wesley’s view. It means that we need “every moment” to be watchful and to pray so that we don’t fall into the temptations that surround us at every...

Written for a wide range of people, including those exploring church planting, church planters, and team members, Church-Planting Revolution serves as a resource that will guide you to think, dream, and plan as you walk through the entire process of planting and multiplying new churches. Regardless...

Understanding and living into your call is a lifelong journey of learning to trust and walk closely with the Spirit. In Yes!?: A Field Guide for Those Answering the Call to Ministry, Dr. Marilyn Elliott presents a crash course on what it means to start this very personal, but very rewarding adventure....

The book of Psalms set to meter for singing. Contains an index of meters and tunes and an alphabetical index of tunes with musical notation.

The postmodern American church desperately needs the reminder that truth, to have any teeth at all, must be absolute. By the same token, the church desperately needs to embrace the fact that absolute truth, far from being oppressive, sets us free. To be able to know the truth is the remarkable gift...

John Wesley's advice to his preachers was always to focus their efforts on proclaiiming the gospel of salvation. "You have nothing to do but to save souls," Wesley told them. "Therefore spend and be spent in this work." He understood this mission to be central to the Methodist revival.

Family discipleship is when parents help their children become disciples of Jesus Christ in the home through reading the Bible, praying, worshiping, and doing missions together. It starts in our marriages, by loving our spouse with the love of Christ. It happens by teaching, loving, and sharing our...

The Problem of Wineskins foresaw many of the issues the church would to face. It highlighted the critical issues relating to the church’s primary expressions and forms (wineskins). It gently questioned our understanding of discipleship, ecclesiology, Trinitarian theology, and the social implications...

Jesus knows He’s going to die. What does He need to say? What lessons has He taught you that He needs to underscore? How does He need to relate? What actions does He need to take to make clear who He is and what He has tried to communicate? His words in the Upper Room were as...

In Reset, J. D. Walt follows Mary and Joseph on a journey through that first Advent season and into the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. In reading this interpretation of the conversations that may have occurred between them as they walked along the road, families can begin to understand more deeply...

The early Christians believed that when Jesus ascended into heaven, he had been installed and exalted as King, reigning as Lord of all. Today, however, we tend to view Christ’s kingship as merely symbolic—like that of a contemporary British monarch. With sin and suffering, pain and brokenness,...

One of the great realities of scripture is that the most common verses hold the greatest mysteries until the Holy Spirit opens our eyes. So it is with John 3:16—“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”...