Hayes Press: 192 books

Naphtali, Manasseh, Gad, Asher...Of course, these are four of the tribes of Israel - you probably recognize their names but little more than that.  Is there anything else to know about them? Bible teacher Brian Johnston answers that question with a resounding "yes" and points out that each...

It's never been easy to a disciple of Jesus; it often involves forsaking people, ambitions or associations as we answer the call of "Follow Me".  This book traces the principles of separation for service, from the time of Abraham to the present.  It examines the practical issues of discipleship and stresses the strongly positive intent of God's purpose in separation. 

Bible teacher John Miler explores one of the richest letters of the New Testament in this informative yet concise classic commentary, which includes hyperlinks to Bible verses for easy reference.

Why did God go into such great detail with Moses as to exactly how the Tabernacle was to be built and the offerings that were to be made there? And why did He include it all in our Bibles? Is it just rather dry, ancient history or is there anything that is applicable to Christians today – thousands...

Elijah and Elisha are two of the most significant people in the Old Testament. Alan Toms recounts the major events from their lives and brings out some important lessons today for any Christian who wants to serve God like they did - lessons about faith, trust, obedience, knowing God's will in the...

"No Time for Apathy" is a collection of the writings of the late Greg Neely.  As well as being a gifted preacher, Greg was also able to communicate his passion for, and knowledge of, God and His Word on the written page.  This collection comprises 27 pieces of writing, encompassing practical advice, Bible character studies and themed biblical exposition.

This book explores the principles of church leadership that are set out in the New Testament and how they can be applied in practice today in Churches of God. CHAPTER ONE: RULE AND AUTHORITY CHAPTER TWO: ELDERS IN ISRAEL CHAPTER THREE: APOSTLES, ELDERS AND PROPHETS CHAPTER...

Helpful, practical and scriptural guidance on Bible study, personal and collective prayer, worship, church life and family life, with the goal of becoming authentic, credible disciples who live with real integrity!

Geoff Hydon provides a very practical guide to getting into the Bible, taking a look at the major literary devices and writing techniques that God has used to get His message across effectively!

Don't have the time to invest in an in-depth study of the Tabernacle?  At 12,000 words, this concise book can be read in about an hour - the perfect introduction to this wonderful subject! 

This book is a collection of the writings of the late Guy Jarvie which focus on lessons from the Old Testament, notably two of Israel's greatest kings - David and Solomon. CHAPTER ONE:  EZEKIEL - WATERS TO SWIM IN CHAPTER TWO: USING THE WORLD CHAPTER THREE: WEAK LIKE OTHER MEN CHAPTER...

Prayer is one of the greatest assets that a Christian could possess, but sometimes it seems to be a real challenge to make it a full part of our devotional life.  Brian Johnston examines the way the great prayer warrior himself - the apostle Paul - approached prayer.  What were the key things that...

Bible teacher John Miller explores the short New Testament letter by the Apostle James in this helpful commentary.  Hyperlinked scriptures are provided for all Bible verse references.

Bible teacher explores the two New Testament letters written by the Apostle Peter in this helpful commentary.  Hyperlinked scriptures are provided for all Bible verse references.