Clc Publications: 220 books

Follow the incredible story of Pastor Michael Catt and his congregation as the Lord took this “typical Southern Baptist church” and turned it into a ministry center that reaches thousands of people, and has even challenged the Hollywood establishment with the locally produced, nationally syndicated movie, Facing the Giants.

Church on Fire by Fred Hartley is a study that takes churches on a thirty-one-day journey toward the manifest presence of Christ in the life of the Body. Each week includes five chapters, which require reflection, study, and prayer as well a section for pastors and discussion questions for small groups.

Part of the Vital Series, Charles Trumbull illustrates through personal experience how a life with Jesus Christ is a life that wins.

What do you know about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Maybe you have been studying Mormonism or are thinking about becoming a Mormon. But before you commit yourself, shouldn’t you investigate a bit? Wilbur Lingle and Robert Delancy ask 25 important questions for you to think about.

Have you tried to convey your faith to Mormons…and gotten nowhere? Then this book is for you! It’s proven and practical guide which includes questions, answers, conversation starters and other great witnessing tools that will help you speak to Mormons.

In a learn-by-doing structure, Andrew Murray’s prayer devotional presents 31 days of suggested topics to pray for, along with a short “How to Pray” teaching. Additional space is provided each day for your own prayer requests and for journaling notes on what the Lord is teaching you about prayer.

This challenging chapter from the bestselling book, The Calvary Road, answers the vital question, "Is victorious living possible?"-- a question asked by all who seek a life of power and harmony.

In this book, Harry Foster provides a guide for groups and individuals studying Watchman Nee’s classic The Normal Christian Life. The book includes introductions to each chapter, along with questions for group discussion.

In this chapter extracted from Watchman Nee's What Shall This Man Do?, he examines two pressing questions: What is the minumum requirement in a sinner if he is to find the Lord and be saved? And how do we bring men having only the absolute minimum of knowledge or desire for God into a living touch with Him? A vital topic.

In his classic book The Spirit of Christ, Dr. Murray includes some lengthy extracts from messages given in 1879 by the Swiss pastor Otto Stockmaier at Britain's Keswick Bible Conference. Here are these suggestive thoughts in regard to the work of the Holy Spirit.

In this portion taken from The Spiritual Life, Andrew Murray offers biblical advice in allowing the Holy Spirit complete control of your life.

This booklet is a digest of Nee's most helpful and popular 285-page book, The Normal Christian Life.

In his book Dealing with Bible Problems, Dr. Boice argues for the historical and scientific truthfulness of Scripture by selecting a few of the best-known and most representative attacks and demonstrating that the alleged difficulty presents no insoluble problem when it is dealt with by an appropriate and reasonable methodology.

Author and speaker Jessie Penn-Lewis writes of the effect of Christ’s death upon the Christian who accepts it, including freedom from sin and self, inner and outer transformation, surrender to God and identification with Christ’s death on the cross.