Baptism: What is it, and does it save?—Tim Hadley Sr.
July 2025:
Baptism and the breaking of bread are the two basic ordinances that we as followers of the Lord Jesus Christ have been given. That’s why the subject of baptism is extremely important. There are many facets to it.
Over the years it has caused much controversy in some Christian circles. The aim of this booklet certainly isn’t to cause more controversy but rather to get an understanding of what the Bible says about baptism. What is it? What does it mean? What does it do for the follower of Christ?
These and other questions Tim answers in this booklet. Some of these other questions are: What is the difference between “baptism of repentance” (Acts 19:4) and the water baptism given by instruction of the Lord Jesus at the Great Commission and practiced by the disciples? Additionally, is the baptism of the Holy Spirit the same thing as water baptism? And what is the baptism by fire?
Paperback, 32 pages, 120 x 180 mm.
A Pertinent Question—Frank Wallace
July 2025:
Today the cry is going up continually from all quarters, “What is wrong with our meetings?” We look around and see declining numbers, weakness, confusion, even disobedience. What is wrong with our meetings? It’s the people in them!
How do we remedy this? Frank Wallace takes up parts of Romans 12 and Colossians 3 to show us what to do and to show us what needs to change in our lives.
The address that forms the basis for this little booklet was given 35 years ago, and it seems as if we have not learned much from our mistakes…
May the Lord help all of us to be more faithful to His Word and become more Christ-like, so that there will be a change for the better in our gatherings!
Paperback, 24 pages, 120 x 180 mm.
In the Master's Footsteps—Jan Philip Svetlik [Romanian]
March 2025:
God’s objective with our lives is that we become more and more like His Son. But how does this work in concrete terms? What can we do to achieve this objective and what tools has God given us so that it becomes more and more a reality in our daily lives?
The key is to have the example of Jesus before our eyes and to allow ourselves to be shaped and changed by Him. The Master said: “Learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart” (Mt. 11:29). This is exactly what this book is about: it shines the spotlight on a quality that the Lord demonstrated in perfection—His meekness—and then applies it to our lives.
With the help of many examples from the life of Jesus and numerous illustrations from church history, the reader is challenged and urged to be more meek towards God and towards others and thus to follow in the Master’s footsteps.
Paperback, 172 pages, 120 x 180 mm.
Jesus' Prayer Life—Wolfgang Bühne
March 2025:
No other subject so clearly reflects our spiritual poverty, sluggishness and lack of strength, and nothing shames and humbles us more, than the subject of our prayer life.
And yet there was One who could be asked about His prayer life at any time, the One who could say of Himself in truth and with authority: “I am prayer”! (Ps. 109:4 ESV footnote)
This book is first and foremost about the remarkable and challenging example of this one Person, the Lord Jesus Christ, whose prayer life is described in most detail in the Gospel of Luke. But it also taps into the lives and experiences some impressive characters from the Bible and church history.
If anything can motivate and inspire us to give prayer the proper place in our lives, it is the moving accounts of the prayer life of the true Servant and Son of God while He was walking here on this earth.
Hardcover, 120 pages, 135 x 205 mm.
How Great Is Our God!—Jan Philip Svetlik [Spanish]
March 2025:
When we think about God, we can’t help but be amazed! His greatness is overwhelming! An entire panorama of glories opens up: the wonderful nature of God, His unique characteristics, who He is, and what He wants to be for us—whoever is occupied with this will surely be changed!
God is light and love. He is eternal, unchanging, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, sovereign and much more. He is the uncreated Creator of all things—absolutely unique and incomparable! This wonderful God has become our Father through Jesus Christ: unbelievable but true!
God wants us to know Him better and better. For when we do, we will trust Him more wholeheartedly, enjoy deeper fellowship with Him and worship Him with greater admiration. That’s why this book has been written.
Perfect bound, 340 pages, 12x18 cm.
Maybe Today—Jan Philip Svetlik
February 2025:
Jesus, the Dependent Man [French]
October 2024:
How can a born-again Christian lead a fulfilled life, honouring God and producing fruit for eternity? What do these words of the Lord Jesus, “Abide in me and I in you… for without me you can do nothing” (John 15:4–5), mean in this context? What helps and tools are available to us to live in dependence on God—and how can we best use them?
These are important questions that every true disciple of Christ who has the desire to live a life devoted to God should ask themselves. The devotions in this book are meant to be a help to find answers to these questions, and to be an encouragement to faithfully follow in the footsteps of our Lord and Master.
The “leader and completer of faith” has shown us through His example what it practically means to live in dependence on God on a daily basis. We should learn from Him. His wonderful life encourages and motivates us to true discipleship.
Paperback (12x18 cm), 384 pages
Living by Faith [Spanish]
October 2024:
We are living in a very special time—the period just before the coming of the Lord! Very soon the day will finally come: “Yet a little while, and the coming one will come and will not delay” (Heb. 10:37). Directly following this great promise is the remarkable sentence, “But my righteous one shall live by faith” (v. 38).
This raises the question: What does it actually mean in concrete terms to take God at His word and to live by faith every day? This is exactly what this book is about. It shows the different aspects of a real life of faith that God presents to us in the Bible.
These practical challenges are illustrated by many impressive and inspiring examples of men and women of faith from church history who experienced in many ways that God really keeps His promises.
Paperback (12x18 cm), 424 pages
Associated with Christ—Jeffrey Brett
July 2024:
It’s well known that Christ was crucified, that He died, was buried, and raised on the third day, after which He ascended into glory.
But do you know that—as believers—we’re associated with Him in these things?
In this booklet Jeffrey Brett explains that those things which are absolutely true of the Lord Jesus, should also—in a practical way—be true of the believer.
He explains what it means to be crucified and have died with Christ. He shows us how we can answer to Christ’s burial, but also that we’ve been made alive and are now seated with Him in glory!
Paperback (12x18 cm), 28 pages
In the Master's Footsteps; How the Meekness of Jesus Changes Your Life [Spanish]
June 2024:
God’s objective with our lives is that we become more and more like His Son. But how does this work in concrete terms? What can we do to achieve this objective and what tools has God given us so that it becomes more and more a reality in our daily lives?
The key is to have the example of Jesus before our eyes and to allow ourselves to be shaped and changed by Him. The Master said: “Learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart” (Mt. 11:29). This is exactly what this book is about: it shines the spotlight on a quality that the Lord demonstrated in perfection—His meekness—and then applies it to our lives.
With the help of many examples from the life of Jesus and numerous illustrations from church history, the reader is challenged and urged to be more meek towards God and towards others and thus to follow in the Master’s footsteps.
Hardcover (12x18 cm), 176 pages
Joy In Your Marriage
May 2024:
We have to work out the truth of God’s Word in every area of our lives, also in our marriages and our relationships with each other. The truth in the book of Philippians is the truth of joy in the Christian life. This matter of joy is not the same thing as happiness; happiness depends on what is happing around us. But true God-given joy is something that the Holy Spirit produces within me, in spite of what is happening around me, just as we see in Acts 16.
Joy, rejoice or rejoicing is mentioned at least 16 times in this book. Some form of this word joy is threaded throughout this book. Someone has described JOY as Jesus first, Yourself last and Others in between. This is exactly what is set before us in Philippians and it is the key to marriage and all other relationships!
Paperback (12x18 cm), 44 pages
How Great Is Our God!
April 2024:
When we think about God, we can’t help but be amazed! His greatness is overwhelming! An entire panorama of glories opens up: the wonderful nature of God, His unique characteristics, who He is, and what He wants to be for us—whoever is occupied with this will surely be changed!
God is light and love. He is eternal, unchanging, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, sovereign and much more. He is the uncreated Creator of all things—absolutely unique and incomparable! This wonderful God has become our Father through Jesus Christ: unbelievable but true!
God wants us to know Him better and better. For when we do, we will trust Him more wholeheartedly, enjoy deeper fellowship with Him and worship Him with greater admiration. That’s why this book has been written.
Hardback, 340 pages, 12x18 cm.
Bible Basics, Part 1
March 2024:
Dependence in the Life of Christ [Romanian]
March 2024:
How can a born-again Christian lead a fulfilled life, honouring God and producing fruit for eternity? What do these words of the Lord Jesus, “Abide in me and I in you… for without me you can do nothing” (John 15:4–5), mean in this context? What helps and tools are available to us to live in dependence on God—and how can we best use them?
These are important questions that every true disciple of Christ who has the desire to live a life devoted to God should ask themselves. The devotions in this book are meant to be a help to find answers to these questions, and to be an encouragement to faithfully follow in the footsteps of our Lord and Master.
The “leader and completer of faith” has shown us through His example what it practically means to live in dependence on God on a daily basis. We should learn from Him. His wonderful life encourages and motivates us to true discipleship.
Dependence in the Life of Christ [Spanish]
January 2024:
How can a born-again Christian lead a fulfilled life, honouring God and producing fruit for eternity? What do these words of the Lord Jesus, “Abide in me and I in you… for without me you can do nothing” (John 15:4–5), mean in this context? What helps and tools are available to us to live in dependence on God—and how can we best use them?
These are important questions that every true disciple of Christ who has the desire to live a life devoted to God should ask themselves. The devotions in this book are meant to be a help to find answers to these questions, and to be an encouragement to faithfully follow in the footsteps of our Lord and Master.
The “leader and completer of faith” has shown us through His example what it practically means to live in dependence on God on a daily basis. We should learn from Him. His wonderful life encourages and motivates us to true discipleship.
Sonship: Christ's and Ours
January 2024:
When we consider the subject of the sonship of believers, it’s only fitting that we begin with the Sonship of Christ. After all it’s because of Him that we’re able to become the sons of God.
In this booklet Tim first looks at the Sonship of Christ, after which he applies this to us as believers, looking at the example of the Son for the sons.
As Jesus is God’s Son, we are sons of God by adoption, brought into a position of privilege, that also comes with responsibility and enjoyment.
Saddle-stitched (12x18 cm), 52 pages