Memoir (1883) of John Bunyan. | more

"Of sin...Of affliction...Of repetantance and coming to christ...Of prayer...Of the Lord's Day, Sermons, and weekdays...Of the love of the world...Of suffering...Of death and judgement...Of the joys of Heaven...Of the torments of Hell..." | more

God’s sovereignty inspires our worship. His omnipotence guides our lives. The more we learn about God’s attributes, the more awestruck we become. In his captivating style, Tony Evans explores the characteristics of God and challenges readers to a deeper level o ... | more

"Friend, I salute thee in the Lord,
And wish thou may'st abound
In faith, and have a good regard
To keep on holy ground..." | more

In Returning to Your First Love by Pastor Tony, readers will learn how to return to God and keep working out the most important relationship in our lives. ♦ This title is part of the best-selling Understanding God series from the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible ... | more

The Holy War (1682) is an allegoryby John Bunyan. It presents the conflict between man and the devil. The city of Mansoul is attacked by Diabolus using ruse, intrigue and force. The battle is long and bitter, but through the intervention of Prince Emmanuel vic ... | more

The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to That Which Is to Come (1678) is an allegorical novel by John Bunyan. Bunyan wrote this book while imprisoned in 1675 for violations of the Conventicle Act, which punished people for conducting unauthorised religious se ... | more

The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge has provided a cross-reference resource for Bible students worldwide for generations. The commentary contains over 500,000 entries with chronological data, chapter introductions, key word listings, and illustrative notes, as ... | more

Here in thirteen insightful and challenging chapters, the reader is led to consider questions that God might pose to followers today that will challenge our thinking and bring greater personal spiritual development. | more

Fifty-two ways for men to develop character, keep commitments, and honor their responsibilities to others and to God. | more