Hazlett Lynch: 32 books

This new book on arguably the greatest Christian preacher in twentieth century Britain, if not the world, will be welcomed by all those who benefitted from the ministry of Dr D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, whether through hearing him preach live, through his numerous books, or now through digital formats...

Assesses colon cleansing from various angles, and opens up several aspects of this subject. Your colon is a most important organ in your body, and its care ought to be a priority for everyone. In this book, Hazlett Lynch, Ph.D, looks at the subject as a layman for lay-people. Written in simple non-technical style, it will open up possibilities for you as you consider your next move.

Uniquely, the book by Huguenot minister, Dr Jacques Abbadie, on Apologetics evokes worship from the reader's heart, so is not an exercise in intellectual dryness. It is inspiring, and grips your heart, is full of sound intellectual content, and will be returned to time and time again. Dr Lynch's paper...

Are you depressed and worried about what is happening to you, and God seems very far away? Do you think that maybe He has forsaken you? Is it your belief that bad things do not happen to good people? This pastoral book was written for you. It was born out of profound trauma caused by terrorism. Dr...

Written to help you turn your life around! Dr Lynch has been where you are now, and knows the frustrations of scraping through. But your life need not be like that! With a determined decision to change your life, the effort that is needed to bring about those needed changes, and the correct knowledge,...

Book analyses and addresses current reconciliation thinking in terrorist-torn Northern Ireland by subjecting it to the teaching of the Bible. False reconciliation, argues Dr Lynch, is most dangerous because it creates a false sense of security. Myths around current reconciliation thinking and practice...

Brief introduction to Irish history, approaching it from a theological perspective. Book sets the scene and the approach for the other 'parts' of this interesting, gripping and contested history. These will be published in due course.

Part 2 of a new series of books on a contested subject - the history of Ireland, but taken from a theological perspective. This has not been done before to my knowledge, so will make for interesting reading. Deals with the Waves of Invasion, Castle Place Names, Patrick of Ireland, the Normans, Ireland's Importance in 1492, the Reformation.

The story of how the French Huguenots came to Ballyronan, Northern Ireland, in the late seventeenth century, what they achieved, and the local connections they established. Of interest social historians and lovers of Ireland and her history.

This book clears up and answers some of the myths generated by those who oppose the link with Britain and who are trying to re-write Irish history. Who were the original planters in Ulster? Were the native Irish driven off their lands, as is supposed? Were the planters only Protestants? Read this new book and find out for yourself the truth of the matter, and much, much more.

An introduction to Calvin's understanding of the atonement to whet your appetite to read, NOT those who have written about Calvin on this subject, but Calvin himself. His teaching on what the death of Christ was about is most thrilling and full of insight. Read his commentaries and especially his sermons - these reveal the real John Calvin.

Short history of a French Huguenot pastor whose family was persecuted by Catholic King Louis XIV. His story reveals a depth of principle-centred living that challenges us profoundly. This preacher often had to work to sustain his ministry, suffered great indignities, experienced great honour, knew...

Personal reflections on the historic Portstewart Keswick convention, and seeks to raise the question of its relevance for today's church.

A brief historical introduction to the active involvement of displaced Huguenot refugees who fled France because of the systematic persecution of Catholic King Louis XIV. Discover what you did not know before - just how integrated the Huguenots were when they arrived in Ireland. Learn of the incalculable contribution they made to the life of Magherafelt in County Londonderry. Learn...