Hayes Press: 192 books

The Old Testament book of Zechariah, one of the minor prophets, might be one that most Christians don't know a lot about.  Brian Johnston explains how it's contents are very relevant to the lives of Christians today and explains the meaning of each of the eight visions in the book.  As a bonus,...

International Bible teacher and radio broadcaster Brian Johnston helps us to check out what really counts with God by looking at a number of key episodes in the life of one of the most important figures in the Old Testament - King David of Israel. The study questions provided for each chapter make this an excellent resource for personal or group bible study  

This omnibus edition brings three previously-published books together from the Search For Truth series which all have a common theme - things that are God’s. 1) The Glory of God: Enjoy seven beautiful facets of God’s glory, including how it is seen in creation, in collective worship and in Christ....

The Old Testament book of Isaiah can be difficult to understand. Bibleteacher, missionary and radio broadcaster, Brian Johnston, provides the key to open up Isaiah's message by explaining the "double vision" model that God used in speaking through the prophet. While what much of what...

Many churches in the Western world seem to be declining in numbers and spiritual vitality.  This latest book in the Search For Truth series explores some of the root causes and also how this trend could be reversed. The good news, as Brian reminds us, is that God gives us the growth blueprint in...

Mindfulness is the trendy meditation offshoot recently endorsed by everyone from National Health Service departments in the UK to Oprah Winfrey in the US. In view of its possible Buddhist origins and the danger of becoming self-absorbed, is there a such a thing as a Biblical Mindfulness that Jesus...

In this devotional yet highly instructive book, Brian Johnston shares the most exalted theme that can engage our minds in any Bible study – a heart-warming profile of Jesus compiled from John's Gospel, Philippians, Colossians, Hebrews and Revelation. Enjoy viewing Him as the creator Christ, the...

A conversational book, full of anecdotes and illustrations, yet direct and challenging - ideal to share the gospel or to strengthen and sharpen your own faith. Daily headlines remind us that this world is broken in so many different ways; an honest look within ourselves reveals deep problems too....

Apart from the most famous kings, such as David and Solomon, many of the rest of the kings of the Old Testament have faded into obscurity - the life-lessons that can be applied to the lives of Christians are often over-looked as a result. Bible teacher, missionary and radio broadcaster, Brian Johnston...

Current events in the Middle East and Russia are making people wonder what the future holds. Are you looking for Bible prophecy to be explained in an interesting and informative way?  In this concise book, Bible teacher, missionary and radio broadcaster, Brian Johnston provides some key principles...

The first step in our relationship with Jesus is accepting Him as our Saviour - but that's just the beginning! In this short book, Brian Johnston expounds 8 important ways that every Christian should deepen their personal relationship with Christ. In being in union with Him In being...

Many Christians find witnessing for Jesus Christ to be a difficult thing because they are not able to explain why the Christian faith is a reasonable faith.   This apologetics e-book provides a concise introduction to answering 10 key objections from atheists or agnostics to the Christian faith: • Why...

In this short book, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores four times that the Holy Spirit uses the same Greek word about things that God wants all Christians to be fully convinced about - the inspiration of Scripture, the deity of Christ, the House of God and the Sanctuary worship of God.

"Five sacred solos" refers to five things that stand alone. Not just things, but five great truths or teachings. They were discovered – or should we say rediscovered – at the time known as the Reformation period in Europe, mainly in the sixteenth century. They are still of vital importance...