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This book excerpts original text from John Bunyan’s narrative in The Pilgrim’s Progress and pairs it with captivating illustrations to portray Christian’s journey to the Celestial City. Hardcover; 126 pages.
Do you pray? Prayer is absolutely needful to a man’s salvation. Backsliding generally first begins with neglect of private prayer. Believers are urged to earnest, bold, thankful, humble private prayer, and any Christian can grow in personal prayer. People who don’t pray are urged to start. 32 pages; paper.
As a Quaker preacher, minister, and missionary in the late seventeenth century, William Penn was imprisoned for his faith many times. While in prison, Penn wrote many short sayings that apply as well today as when they were written. These sayings have been edited slightly to reflect modern English. 167 pages; paper.
How does orthodox biblical Christianity differ from other faiths? A comparison of Christianity with Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Unitarianism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Christian Science, Roman Catholicism, and Mormonism. 256 pages; paper.
This small gift book explores the depth of meaning in each verse of the 23rd Psalm. Written in everyday terms that can be enjoyed and understood by all. 119 pages; hardcover.
Originally presented as a study guide to go with the book by the same name, this little booklet could be used as Bible study material on its own. There are 11 lessons about communication; peacemaking; love, honesty, and humility in relationships; our relationship with God; etc. 21 pages; paperback.
Compiled and edited by Albert E Brumley. 325 old favorite songs from the mid-1900s. Paperback.
30 songs. Compiled by CJ Koehn, Shannon Smith, and Daniel Koehn. Paperback.
Holman, hand-size edition with concordance, words of Christ in red, end-of-verse references, and more. Page size is 5 3/8 x 7 7/8 in.; thickness is 1 1/4 in. Brown Leather-like. 1960 Reina-Valera edition. Model number 2149.
Unforgettable story of an isolated tribe of headhunters and cannibals who lived in the Stone Age until 1962, when Richardson arrived as a missionary. Treachery was the supreme ideal. A sacrifice of tremendous pain was given to make peace between enemies. 288 pages; paper.
