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Complete Back Issue Set! We are pleased to offer a complete set of all available BRR & Searching Together back issues. That's one copy of each magazine we have published since 1978 with the exception of three early issues that are no longer available. The cost of this valuable set is less than one third of the original cover price. All of these magazines are in new condition and would make a useful addition to your personal or church library. Order you set today while quantities last. Only $49, postage paid! Tom Wells, A Price for a People, $5.95. Tom provides fresh insight into the meaning of the Cross in this excellent new book. He shows how the nature of Christ's death determines its effects and also answers the important question, "For whom did Christ die?" His careful answer will help many people gain a clearer understanding and a deeper appreciation of the Cross on their behalf. Retail $7.95. ST price is only $5.95 Postage Paid! Leonard Verduin, Anatomy of A Hybrid: A Study of Church-State Relationships, 274 pp., $10.00. Is the Church defined territorially or by personal commitment? Leonard Verduin, The Reformers & Their Stepchildren, 292 pp., $10.00. I first read this book in 1977. It opens up perspectives of history that will clear the cobwebs out of your mind and help you understand what the church is really about. It provided the impetus for me to write about law / grace. Cliff Bjork, Sovereign Grace Bible Study / Workbook, 178 pp., $12.00. Often, arguments over such topics as predestination, election, free-will, and other related "hot-button" issues have more to do with human logic, presupposition, or historical tradition than with actual Biblical evidence. In a project that spanned more than 15 years, Cliff Bjork has compiled an exhaustive 8˝x11, 178 page, spiral-bound workbook as a unique tool for dealing with these sometimes thorny, yet vital issues. Thousands of Scripture passages have been organized under 14 main headings whose initial letters form the acrostic, "Sovereign Grace." The material presented under the word "Sovereign" deals with that which God has to say about Himself in His Word, while the material arranged under the word "Grace" presents what the Bible has to say about God's redemptive purposes for man. There are also hundreds of sub-topics under each main heading to further facilitate the study of this important subject. Only $12, Postpaid! NEW FOR 2006
Donald Kraybill, The Upside-Down Kingdom, 25th Anniversary Edition, 2003, pb, 310pp., $15.00 Received the National Religious Book Award for Best Religious Book. Challenges believers to consider some of the key implications of following Christ, including chapters on Down Is Up, Free Slaves, Luxurious Poverty, Loveable Enemies, Inside Outsiders and Low Is High.
D. Brent Laytham, ed., God Is Not . . .Religious, Nice, “One of Us,” An American, A Capitalist, 2004, pb, 152pp., 13.00. This books arose from the efforts of the EkklesiaProject.com, and includes chapters on God Is Not “A Stranger on the Bus”: Discerning the Divine in Popular Culture” by Rodney Clapp, and God Is Not American: Or, Why Christians Should Not Pledge Allegiance to “One Nation Under God” by Michael J. Baxter.
Christian Smith, Going to the Root: Nine Proposals for Radical Church Renewal, 1992, pb,175pp., $10.00. Includes chapters on Do church Without Clergy, Decentralize Leadership and Decision Making. Open Up Worship Services, and Overcome the Edifice Complex.
Dave Toycen, The Power of Generosity: How To Transform Yourself and Your World, 2004, hb, 164pp., $16.00. Written by the president of World Vision in Canada, this book includes chapters on Generosity: What Is It?, Who Are the Generous?, How To Be A More Generous Person, and Am I Greedy?
Steve Wohlberg, End Time Delusions: The Rapture, the Antichrist, Israel, and the End of the World, 2004, pb, 220pp., $12.00. An excellent resource that Biblically challenges many commonly assumed prophetic stances in our day. This book has 33 chapters, including 1948: An Unsinkable Doctrine?, Calvary and the Divine Divorce and Antichrist: Facts vs. Fiction.
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