Nazarene Publishing House: 279 books

What kind of soil is your business planted in? Is it the unyielding soil of rigid and narrow thinking? Or is it the rocky ground of false starts and mpty promises?In today’s fast-paced world, amid numerous competitors, leaders must know how to situate their organizations in environments that facilitate...

Come, thou long-expected Jesus, born to set thy people free.From our fears and sins release us; let us find our rest in thee. During a time of year when the pace of life becomes even more frenzied than usual, the season of Advent presents us with a unique opportunity. Long-Expected Jesus invites...

This is a book of prayer. In it are the heartfelt longings and joyful utterances of psalmists, saints, and sages. These ageless petitions and praises are pathways, guiding those who pray them into deeper experiences with God. DAWN TO DARK is an invitation to join our voices with those who have gone before...

Liam peeked through the blinds and squinted at the sun. “What in the world?”Mom and Emma rushed to his side. The white house next door had a huge pile of rubble behind it, topped with an intact roof. A group of teenagers dressed in dirty t-shirts and blue jeans with bright orange wristbands stood by the side of the pile . . .

The group walked behind the house to a corral. Mr. Bitsuie, handed the lamb to his daughter Susan. Together they brought out the lamb. Is this your pet? he asked as the girls gathered around Susan.

In this well-researched study, Johan Tredoux deftly recounts Dr. Wynkoop's life and contribution to Wesleyan-Holiness studies. Emphasizing her theological development, Tredoux explores Wynkoop's gradual move to a dynamic, relational, and christological understanding of sanctification. Scholarly...

We’ve all heard the stereotypes. Intolerant. Legalistic. Anti-intellectual. The list goes on and on. So much baggage is associated with the word “evangelical.” These cultural, social, and political connotations can easily lead to confusion, misunderstanding, and misuse. It wasn’t always...

Innovation often brings failure—and that’s okay. Using failure to learn, improve, and continue innovating will help keep the church alive in the twenty-first century. That’s the message of Edison Churches, which shares the stories of ten faith ommunities that embraced innovation, learned from...

"The tree of fear grows in the land of ignorance."—Muhammad Arif Zakaullah We often fear what we do not understand. And there is much about Islam that Western Christians do not understand. The resulting fear can breed mistrust and suspicion and create chasms between us. As disciples...

John E. McGraw in his book Justification stresses the importance of justification as a doctrine in the church. McGraw examines the doctrine of justification from a biblical foundation and then studies it from a Lutheran, Calvinisitic, and Arminian view. He incorporates historical knowledge surrounding...

As a member of the armed forces, you know what it takes to maintain determination in the face of adversity, to serve with integrity, and to lead by example. But even soldiers need encouragement to face the challenges that lie ahead. In this collection, you’ll find practical wisdom for the issues most...

The official biography, fresh and moving as it was written 60 years ago by a man who knew him personally. For the last 3 years of Bresee's life, Girvin recorded Dr. Bresee's account of past events.

Sometimes, people mess up. They get addicted to drugs or alcohol, abandon their child, or just leave. This book is for those who want to step in and help, specifically the grandparents of those abandoned.Over six million children live in grandparent-headed households in the United States today. The number...

"GIVE ME PATIENCE, GOD - BUT HURRY!"When we're waiting on God to answer prayer, our timing and His timing are rarely the same. Sometimes it seems like God is in a different time zone altogether. We sometimes feel like we picked one of those numbers in the bureau of motor vehicle line and there are 78...