Nazarene Publishing House: 279 books

Articles of Faith addresses the 16 articles that make up the foundation of the Church of the Nazarene. Each of these 16 articles is examined and presented with a fresh and contemporary explanation to provide you with a clearer understanding of what these articles teach and how they can be expressed in...

Understanding holiness is important. Living it out is even better. When people hear competing--even contradicting--descriptions of holiness they sometimes become doubtful it can be a reality in their own lives. Like most divine things, holiness is difficult to describe and capture in one complete way....

Have you ever wondered how your life connects to God’s mission within the Church of the Nazarene? If so, this book is for you. Everyone—not just missionaries—should be involved in God’s mission to redeem the world. Just as a tree’s roots, trunk, and branches perform speci

Two eight-year-old boys, one from the United States, one from Nicaragua, are introduced through a child sponsorship program. They begin writing each other, and expe rience God’s love through the program’s far-reaching impact. This story is fiction based on facts about the child sponsorship program through Nazarene Compassionate Ministries and Feed the Hungry.

Entire Sanctification presents a dialogue between two individuals discussing what it means to be sanctified. For every opposing claim made about sanctification, Jernigan rebuts the argument using a passage of Scripture. He examines the concept of sanctification using several dictionaries and biblical...

What does it mean to surrender everything for the kingdom of God? Throughout their familys story, their call to ministry, and their missionary work with the Church of the Nazarene in West Africa, Mark and Linda Louw have been challenged to count their accomplishments, identities, and very lives as loss...

Leading Nazarene theologian J. Kenneth Grider presents an examination of the doctrine of entire sanctification as understood in the Holiness Movement. Dr. Grider particularly relates entire sanctification to the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This book represents an important benchmark in the understanding of entire sanctification from a Wesleyan viewpoint.

From the authors forward…”The purpose in writing this book has been to give in quick review an account of Hebrew history and literature. It seeks to cover the Old Testament field for the Christian Service Training Course of the Church of the Nazarene.”

This book is based on a true story. Brookelyn and her brothers were part of Southern Nazarene University’s Commission to Mexico trip when Brookelyn was 14 years old. They served at a retirement center and ended up starting a new church! Brookelyn loved it so much, she longed to go back to the mission...

A story of incredible resilience and passionate faith in a country not her own, Louise Robinson Chapman’s Africa, O Africa is a reminder that God calls and sends people who are willing to say yes to His will. This updated edition by Chuck and Doris Gailey, retired missionaries to Africa, brings...

This book is based on true Nazarene missions work in the Navajo Nation. It includes factual information about some places and the culture of the Navajo people. While information about tentmaker missionaries is true, the Elvin and Yazzie families and the plot about Alfred and the stolen cross have been added and fictionalized to make the story more readable for children.

Truth for Today, by Bertha Munro, Beacon Hill Press, 1947, is a rearranged and reorganized collection of daily devotional readings, originally written for the “Truth for Today” column of “The Bible School Journal,” a publication of the Church of the Nazarene. These readings are supplemented with...

An older lady with short brown hair shook hands with them. “I’m Marcia,” she said. “I’m sorry about your house. We’re here to do what we can to help.” She reached into the back of the trailer and grabbed something. She handed Hayden and Isabel huge Ziploc bags. “These are Crisis Care...

n KING OF THE CAMPUS, author Stephen Lutz considers why the kingship of Christ really matters, and examines what it looks like to have Jesus as King over five key areas of university life: