Canbooks: 14 books

The Mecca Question by Jeremy SmythThis 20 page booklet by Jeremy Smyth examines the section of Gibson's new book on Qur'anic Geography that claims that Mecca is not the Holy City of Islam. This is a short review of the evidence presented in the larger book. The Mecca Question is free...

How does one go about leading a team of missionary volunteers, drawn from a variety of cultures and denominations? In his new book, Roland Muller examines the differences between secular and biblical leadership, focusing in on the two main aspects of leading multi-cultural volunteer teams: motivation...

This book includes large parts of the out-of-print books Honor & Shame and also Tools for Muslim Evangelism, plus much more. Muller begins by looking at what it takes to be accepted as a 'messenger' with something of value to say. He then moves on to look at the gospel message that we share,...

Roland Muller's first book for helping Evangelicals share their faith with Muslims. This book later became part of Muller's Trilogy, published under one title: The Messenger, the Message and the Community. It is published here alone for anyone needing to reference the original book.

This reader contains the true story of a Middle Eastern evangelist and church-planter. The first section describes his journey out of Islam and into a relationship with Jesus. The second section describes his repeated attempts to win people to Christ and form them into small fellowships.

A fascinating look at the ancient Nabataean Kingdom! During the time of the Greek and Roman Empires, this small Arabian empire built spectacular cities in the Arabian Desert. Their ships and camel caravans traveled to far off exotic places to bring luxury goods to European markets. Since they held...

Originally published in 2003, Roland Muller looks at challenges that mission agencies may face in the next few years. This book is aimed at evangelical misson agency leaders.

Version three of Roland Muller's ground breaking book on worldview. Intended for an evangelical audience this book present the three common-ancestral worldviews from a Biblical basis and examines how they influence our understanding of the gospel. This book comes highly recommended and is essential...

This Companion Reader contains the story of a Chinese family who leave China and travel to Central Asia with the dream of planting churches. Each chapter of this book corresponds to and illustrates the corresponding chapter in Roland Muller's book: Understanding Islam. Designed to help oral learners remember the lessons.

David Gibson spent many years searching for the Garden of Eden. He was convinced that the Garden of Eden was an actual place, and that the Bible provides us clues as to its location. By carefully examining the Hebrew account, David unlocked clues that enabled him to draw a map of Eden's location....

Where was the ancient land of Tarshish, mentioned in the Bible? Many people have speculated. What about the future of Tarshish in Bible prophecies? Discover what David J. Gibson thinks in this thought-provoking book.

This is a very practical teach-yourself guide to opening up the Gospel for Muslims. It is about giving our Muslim friends exposure to Jesus rather than defeating them in argument. using studies in Mathew's Gospel as an example, Keys enables you to go beyond a few favorite passages and use scripture...

This book covers the Biblical concept of Tentmaking as practiced by the apostle Paul who was both a tentmaker and a missionary. Subjects include the Biblical basis of Tentmaking and the history of Tentmaking. Along with the basics, D Gibson introduces us to the Pauline and Priscillan models of tentmaking...

This is a companion reader for the textbook: "The Messenger, the Message and the Community" by Roland Muller. Each chapter in this book corresponds to a chapter in the textbook. This book was originally written to illustrate and help oral based cultures remember the materials in each lesson.