Speakers:
-
Adams, Jay
-
Chanski, Mark
-
Chantry, Walter
-
Donnelly, Ted
-
Downing, William
-
Dunn, Alan
-
Ferguson, Sinclair B.
-
Hughes, William
-
Lush, Mitch
-
Martin, Albert N.
-
Martin, Lamar
-
Martin, Robert
-
McDowell, James
-
Murray, Iain
-
Nichols, Greg
-
Pink, Arthur W.
-
Reisinger, John
-
Sarver, Mark
-
Shelton, Jr., L. R.
-
Smith, Jeffery
-
Smith, Thomas
-
Spurgeon, Charles
-
Strain, Robert
-
Tozer, A. W.
-
Waldron, Samuel
|
|
God and Worms
William R. Downing
“I was working in a warehouse going through college when I first heard this sermon. By the title I was thinking 'this seems odd.' It has been one of the most stunning messages I have ever heard, and it taught me that everything in scripture has a divine purpose. Give it a good listen. I listened to it a few times each year since, and still learn from it. How he ties it back to the cross is masterful, I believe God-given wisdom. It speaks to many areas of our life and understanding.” — Comment on ChristianForums.net
[go]
Pastoral Theology Lectures
Academy Lectures
Albert N. Martin
These lectures “represent the choicest fruits of his labor.” — Brian Borgman
[go]
Doctrine of God
Academy Lectures
Greg Nichols
“They will all know me, from the least of them to the greatest.” Jeremiah 31:34. These lectures on “Theology Proper” are excellent helps towards the Christian's ultimate purpose of better knowing the true and living God.
[go]
Full Color Tracts
How to Be Sure
We live in a day when multitudes have been assured they are saved because they have walked an aisle, said "the sinner's prayer" or signed a decision card; yet they show none of the signs of being born again that are given in God's Word. Christ said, "Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God" (John 3:3). Therefore, assurance of regeneration is essential in order to have assurance of salvation. This tract shows from God's Word the urgent need for assurance and what changes will take place in the lives of those who have been born again.
[go]
Down Life's Path (Poem)
"Down Life's Path" depicts the vanity and consequences of seeking happiness in the things of the world and gives the only solution, which is faith in Christ. Not only can this tract be useful for witnessing to unbelievers but also for encouraging believers. It serves as a reminder of the happiness they have in Christ, which is often needed in a world filled with sorrow. The poem "Assurance" is included so that people will know what changes to expect in their lives when they have saving faith. [go]
Note: We currently are not offering printed copies of these tracts, but you may print your own, or you can purchase them from Local Church Publishing. If you are shy or reserved and find it difficult to pass out tracts, please see our tract distribution tips.
Recommended Resources from Other Sites
|
|
|
