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10 Gifts Your Children Will Grow to Appreciate
Clayton, Lynn P. •• Family Life/Parenting
Parents of all ages with children of all ages will appreciate this positive, reassuring, comforting, and fun book.

17 Roadblocks on the Highway of Life and How to Move Around Them
Harbour, Brian L. •• Sprituality/Christian Living
This is a handbook for Christian living. Jesus promised abundant life to those who follow him
(Jn 10:10). Yet, we often miss that abundant life because of roadblocks that divert us onto side roads. We need both instruction and inspiration to move around these road blocks and stay on the main road. This book provides Scriptural encouragement, inspirational models, and specific strategies for moving around these road blocks.

365 Positive Strategies for Single Parenting
Simmons, Monica & Susan Brown •• Family Life/Parenting
The authors will help single parents become more efficient and prepared for the unexpected while creating a family of important values, strength, and love.

365 Ways to Criticize the Preacher
Jobe, Rev. Pat •• Humor
365 Ways to Criticize the Preacher is a hilarious and moving tale of transformation! Beverly Roberts lived with me for at least a week after I read her story, making me smile.

An 8-Track Church in a CD World: The Modern Church in a Postmodern World
Nash, Jr., Robert N. •• Social Issues/Culture
Provides a clear picture of the problems facing the church and offers a look ahead to changes and approaches that can help churches minister effectively in the postmodern world.

Acts: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Chance, J. Bradley •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The Acts of the Apostles explores the story of the early church, from its inception in Jerusalem to the hub of the Roman Empire. The early church firmly believed that it was not a new religion, but the realization and fulfillment of Judaism and the Scriptures that Judaism revered.

Ambushed on the Road to Glory: Finding Your Way Through Jesus' Parables
Buford, Thomas O. •• Social Issues/Culture
Provides a clear picture of the problems facing the church and offers a look ahead to changes and approaches that can help churches minister effectively in the postmodern world.

Amidst Babel, Speak the Truth: Reflections on the Southern Baptist Convention Struggle
Ferguson, Jr., Robert U. •• History/Church History

Amos: Doing What Is Right, A Study Guide
Baker, Robert •• Biblical Studies
Designed to assist pastors and laypersons in their understanding of Amos in the Old Testament.

Ancient Psalms for Contemporary Pilgrims: A Prayer Book
Jeanie Miley •• Devotional/Inspirational
Because it is sometimes challenging for today's Christians to move from the frenetic pace and noisy world of today's society and enter into the silence and stillness of contemplative praying, Jeanie Miley provides a way of using the psalms as a doorway into prayer.

The Apocalyptic Resurrection of Jesus
Stoffel, Ernest Lee •• Biblical Studies
The meaning, origin, and purpose of apocalyptic language is explained and examined in the Gospels, the writings of Paul, and the book of Revelation.

Apostasy: A Study in the Epistle to the Hebrews and in Baptist History
Moody, Dale •• History/Church History
A Biblical and historical study of the Epistles to the Hebrews.

As You Go...An Honest Look at the First Followers of Jesus
Gloer, William •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author explores the complex lives of the men and women who were the first to struggle with what it means to follow Jesus.

Baptism: We’ve Got It Right…and Wrong
What Baptists Must Keep, What We Must Change, and Why
Tyler, John R. •• Theology/Group Study
Baptism: We’ve Got It Right…and Wrong considers why Baptists must rethink baptism in this post-denominational age.

The Baptist Identity: Four Fragile Freedoms
Shurden, Walter •• Theology
The Baptist profile is identified through four freedoms commonly found in Baptist sermons, addresses, and confessions of faith— Bible freedom, soul freedom, church freedom and religious freedom.

The Baptist Identity: Four Fragile Freedoms Leader's Guide
Hamrick, Terry R. •• Theology
This Leader's Guide, designed to accompany Walter Shurden's The Baptist Identity, guides the reader to a better learning and is useful as a teaching tool for leaders.

Baptist Mission Portraits
Moore, John Allen •• History/Church History
An exploration of the inspirational lives of William Carey, Luther Rice, Lott Cary, William Knibb, Adoniram Judson, and John Everett Clough in a rich Baptist mission resource for study groups and programs.

A Baptist's Theology
Stacy, R. Wayne, ed. •• Theology
A fresh and timely new theology on the life of Baptist thought, written by leaders in contemporary Baptist theological education.

Baptist Ways: A History
Leonard, Bill J. •• History/Church History
Covers such topics as theories of Baptist origins, Baptist controversies, the formation of Baptist denominations, African American Baptists, Baptists’ concern for the poor, and Baptist disciplines, worship, hymnody, and more.

Becoming Fire: Experience the Presence of Jesus Everyday
Miley, Jeanie •• Devotional/Inspirational
Your relationship with God will be invigorated and deepened by the contemplative and imaginative scripture reading and prayers.

Being A Christian Educator: Discovering Your Identity, Heritage, and Vision
Rogers, William B. •• Christian Education
This version of Christian education should lead persons to engage in a dialogue that suggest and marvels at the infinite depth and subtleties of Christian nurture.

Being Baptist: A Resource for Individual and Group Study
Campbell-Reed, Eileen •• Theology
In four sessions, individuals or groups may attain a better understanding of the basics of Baptist beliefs, how they came about, and how the church lives out those beliefs today.

Beside Still Waters: Resources for Shepherds in the Market Place
Muse, J. Stephen, ed. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
The 23rd Psalms is used to provide the context for discussion of a variety of the most critical pressure points that can disable a healthy ministry.

The Betrayal of Southern Baptist Missionaries
Merritt, John W. •• Baptist Issues
In The Betrayal of Southern Baptist Missionaries, Merritt charges the current Southern Baptist leadership with ten areas of preaching and practicing “Another Gospel.”

Between the Gates: Helpful Words for Where Scripture Meets Life
Poole, Charles E. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Between the Gates brings the lessons of Scripture to bear on our lives in ways that both challenge us onward in our Christian journey and comfort us down the often bumpy road.

Beyond the Broken Lights: Simple Words at Sacred Edges
Poole, Charles E. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
A thoughtful and inviting look at our questions and the need for clarity in the depths of the mystery of God.

Beyond the Myths
Bagby, Daniel •• Christian Living
This book further explores pastoral care options for “would-be adults” as they experience the challenges of confusing options, unclear identities, dysfunctional family messages, vocational choices, and spiritual winters on their way to adulthood.

Beyond the Shadows: Embracing Authentic Worship
Smith, T. C. •• Worship
The author addresses the distractions that lead us away from the center of Christian faith and creates an atmosphere of debate and thought-provoking reflection.

The Bible Doesn’t Have to Be Hard to Read
McGehee, Michael D. •• Biblical Studies
The author introduces, explains, and illustrates different types of biblical literature to clarify the inspired words of Scripture and how they can be mistaken when read.

Blessed Are the Jesus Chicks: A Christian Mother's Guide to Life, Love, and Work
Bradley, Miranda •• Christian Living
In Blessed Are the Jesus Chicks, Miranda Bradley offers a practical guide to balancing the complex issues working Christian moms face— such as childcare, careers, marriage, faith, and friendship.

Bridging Cultures and Hemispheres: The Legacy of Archibald Reekie and Canadian Baptists in Bolivia
Brackney, William H., ed. •• History/Church History
Contributors tell the story of Christian mission and partnership between Bolivia and Canada.

Bringing God Home: Family Devotions for the Christian Year
Evans, James L. •• Devotional/Inspirational
This unique guide to family worship is a resource for establishing a family tradition of worship and Bible study.

Building Blocks for Sunday School Growth
Prosser, Bo with Michael McCullar & Charles Qualls •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
Building Blocks for Sunday School Growth are at you fingertips. These six building blocks: Vision, Balance, Leadership, Relevant Teaching, Receptivity and Inclusion, and Outreach and Inreach, will help you develop an intentional vision and plan for spiritual and numerical growth.

Building Materials for Life, Vol. I
Fuller, Millard •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Building a fulfilling and productive life— much like building a solid, durable house— requires the right materials on a solid foundation. Building Materials for Life, a collection of 40 inspiring essays, will motivate you to gather the resources you need to succeed in life.

Building Materials for Life, Vol. II
Fuller, Millard •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Forty new essays from the founder of Habitat for Humanity International that deal with topics such as life, hope, and simple pleasures.

Building Materials for Life, Vol. III
Fuller, Millard •• Spirituality/Christian Living
This collection of 40 essays completes the series Building Materials for Life, which includes three volumes and a total of 120 essays. Volume III includes essays on habits, inspiration, anger, trouble, humor, and thirty-five additional topics.

But God Meant it for Good
McBrayer, Ronnie •• Biblical Studies
Ronnie McBrayer’s exploration of Joseph’s story helps readers find themselves in these often overlooked pages of the Old Testament. What will you find in the story of Joseph? Jealousy, deception, injustice, forgiveness, redemption.

By My Own Reckoning
Sherman, Cecil •• Autobiography
By My Own Reckoning is Cecil Sherman's gift of memory to those whose lives he has touched through his many years of ministry and service. In this rare autobiography, Dr. Sherman reflects on his life as a pastor, as a husband and father, and as a key figure in the SBC political controversy of the 1980s.

C. S. Lewis: Life at the Center
Bramlett, Perry •• Biography/Autobiography
C.S. Lewis is a wonderful example for the Christian who is serious about their own spiritual pilgrimage.

Can a Church Live Again? The Revitalization of a 21st-Century Church
Russell, Ronny •• Church Life
This story is told in Pastor Ronny Russell’s own words, sharing principles of how this all happened for his church...and how a similar renewal can be felt by any church.

Caring Beyond Words: The Power of Christian Symbols to Heal the Soul
Melton, C. Alan •• Spirituality/Christian Living
A reliable guidance in spiritual growth through the use of symbols.

Caring is God: A Systematic Pastoral Theology
Willis, III, William Beniah •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
From the perspective of caring as the fundamental reality of human and divine existence, the author addresses the spectrum of Christian doctrines.

Cecil Sherman Formations Commentary: Genesis-Job, Volume 1
Sherman, Cecil
After 15 years of Cecil Sherman expounding scripture in the Formations Commentary, you can now explore the 5 volume compilation of the best of his commentary from Genesis to Revelation.

Cecil Sherman Formations Commentary: Psalms-Malachi, Volume 2
Sherman, Cecil
After 15 years of Cecil Sherman expounding scripture in the Formations Commentary, you can now explore the 5 volume compilation of the best of his commentary from Genesis to Revelation.

Cecil Sherman Formations Commentary: Matthew-Mark, Volume 3
Sherman, Cecil
After 15 years of Cecil Sherman expounding scripture in the Formations Commentary, you can now explore the 5 volume compilation of the best of his commentary from Genesis to Revelation.

Cecil Sherman Formations Commentary: Luke-Acts, Volume 4
Sherman, Cecil
After 15 years of Cecil Sherman expounding scripture in the Formations Commentary, you can now explore the 5 volume compilation of the best of his commentary from Genesis to Revelation.

Cecil Sherman Formations Commentary: Romans-Revelation, Volume 5
Sherman, Cecil
After 15 years of Cecil Sherman expounding scripture in the Formations Commentary, you can now explore the 5 volume compilation of the best of his commentary from Genesis to Revelation.

Celebrate Advent: Worship and Learning Resources
Hendrix, John & Susan Meadors & David Miller •• Worship
Includes week by week examples of worship and educational opportunities.

Central Thoughts on the Church in the 21st Century
Clifton, Thomas E., ed. •• Church Life
Unique perspectives to help the churches transition into the 21st century.

Change Happens: Finding Your Way Through Life's Transitions
Brister, C. W. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Examines the reasons for change and its cost with the purpose of helping readers build a meaningful vocation, healthy relationships, and a hopeful future.

ChristHeart: A Way of Knowing Jesus
Miley, Jeanie •• Devotional/Inspirational
The reader is invited to enter more fully into the life of the human Jesus and to identify with the feelings and thoughts of Christ as he carried out his earthly ministry.

A Christian Educator’s Book of Lists
Israel Galindo •• Ministry/Christian Education
A Christian Educator’s Book of Lists is a manual of basic information that every Christian educator and teacher should have on hand.

A Christian's Guide to Islam
Michael McCullar •• Church/Culture
A Christian's Guide to Islam provides a brief but accurate guide to Muslim formation, history, structure, beliefs, practices, and goals.

Christianity and the Images of Science
Henry, Granville C. •• Christianity & Science
The author believes that the relationship of Christianity to science can best be handled by isolating images of science that influence Christianity. He defines and then reformulates those images, making science more intelligible and Christianity more biblical.

Church and State
Barth, Karl •• Theology
The author clearly articulates an understanding of the Church's relationship to the State that continues to inform those who refuse to surrender to Caesar the things that are God's.

The Church as a Pilgrim People: Hebrews-Revelation
Nash, Scott •• Biblical Studies

The Church's Mission to the Gentiles: Acts of the Apostles, Epistles of Paul
Keathley, Naymond H. •• Biblical Studies
The Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles of Paul are examined in light of the church's mission to the Gentiles.

The Church's Portraits of Jesus
Bridges, Linda McKinnish •• Biblical Studies
The author examines the distinct portrait of Jesus from each of the Gospels and helps us understand the four communities that shaped those portraits.

Citizens of Two Kingdoms
Parry, Pam •• Social Issues/Culture
A teaching guide designed to inform youth about Baptist history and the struggle for religious liberty.

Clarence Jordan: Turning Dreams into Deeds
Barnette, Henlee H. •• Biography/Autobiography
Clarence Jordan and his prophetic vision and message are the subject of this look at a modern-day Baptist who really did try to turn dreams into deeds.

A Cloud of Witnesses: Sermon Illustrations and Devotionals from the Christian Heritage
Weaver, C. Douglas •• History/Church History
Classic stories, little-known episodes, famous sayings, and new readings of revelatory moments in Christian history comprise this anthology.

Coaching Kids: Practical Tips for Effective Communication
Ward, Jim & Ruth •• Family Life/Parenting
Guides readers toward diplomatic dialogue and how to effectively blend several different personalities in a family setting.

Columns: Glimpses of a Seminary Under Assault
Dilday, Russell •• History/Church History
For sixteen years, Russell Dilday was president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, one of the largest and most well-respected seminaries in the world. In 1994 his presidency ended in the wake of the Southern Baptist Convention’s attempts to remake the Baptist world in its own fundamentalist image.

Coming Home
Gaddy, C. Welton, ed. •• Spirituality/Christian Living

Conversations around the Lamp Post: A Study Guide to The Chronicles of Narnia for Personal or Group Discussion and Reflection
Rickey Letson, ed. •• Biblical Studies
This Chronicles of Narnia Bible study offers framework and guidance as individuals or groups journey through Narnia. The possibilities for using this resource are limitless.

Common-Sense Church Growth
Batson, Howard •• Church Life
Practical approach to principles that can be employed by congregations to foster church growth.

The Cotton Patch Gospel: Hebrews and the General Epistles
Jordan, Clarence •• Bible Studies/New Testament
This four volume set recasts the general letters of the New Testament into the language and culture of the mid-20th century South.

The Cotton Patch Gospel: Luke and Acts
Jordan, Clarence •• Bible Studies/New Testament
This four volume set recasts the general letters of the New Testament into the language and culture of the mid-20th century South.

The Cotton Patch Gospel: Matthew and John
Jordan, Clarence •• Bible Studies/New Testament
This four volume set recasts the general letters of the New Testament into the language and culture of the mid-20th century South.

The Cotton Patch Gospel: Paul's Epistles
Jordan, Clarence •• Bible Studies/New Testament
This four volume set recasts the general letters of the New Testament into the language and culture of the mid-20th century South.

Covenant and Commandment: A Study of the Ten Commandments in the Context of Grace
Christian, C. W. •• Old Testament Studies/Christian Living
Christian attempts to understand the Ten Commandments as an expression of the covenant graciousness of God and to explain how the “law of grace” created community in ancient Israel, which can provide the basis for creative community today.

Crashing without Burning: Life After Failure
Matthews, C. David •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Offers perspectives on why we fail, how God is related to our failures, and the role of faith in finding new promised lands beyond our failures.

Creating and Leading Children's Sermons: A Developmental Approach
Sims, O. Suthern •• Worship
Sixty sermons and homilies are presented in this survey of Sunday morning children's worship service.

Crisis Ministry: A Handbook
Bagby, Daniel G. •• Social Issues/Culture/Pastoral Care
How can caregivers help families facing a crisis? What can friends say and do to assist church members who turn to them for guidance under stress? What are the first steps compassionate people can take to respond to individuals and families during a traumatic event?

A Cry in the Darkness: The Forsakenness of Jesus in Scripture, Theology, and Experience (Regent's Study Guides 10)
Clarke, Anthony •• Theology/Biblical Studies
In this book Anthony Clarke brings together a careful exegesis of the Gospel text with a study of the way it has been used by four modern theologians: Jurgen Moltmann, Dorothee Solle, Eberhard Jungel and Hans Urs Von Balthasar. Throughout, he shows the way that biblical study, theological thinking and pastoral experience are related in reflecting this cry of forsakenness uttered in the darkness of the cross.

Crying on Sunday: Surviving Forced Termination in Ministry
Onley, Elaine Herrin •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
The author addresses one of the great ecclesiastical tragedies of our day— forced termination of clergy— which is often the result of the division of the church family.

The Cup of Wrath: A Novel Based on Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Resistance to Hitler (revised)
Glazener, Mary •• Biography/Autobiography
Discover the dedication, humanity, and intrigue of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a young German pastor and theologian who was executed by the Nazies at age 39 for his part in the "Officer's Plot."

Dangerous Worlds: Living and Dying in Biblical Texts
McEntire, Mark •• Biblical Studies
As we live and die in our own dangerous world, the stories of life and death in the Bible offer us resources for understanding this most difficult aspect of our existence.

Demand and Grace: The Sermon on the Mount
Broadhead, Edwin K. •• Biblical Studies
The Sermon is read in the context of its setting in the world of Matthew's Gospel.

Deuteronomy: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Biddle, Mark E. •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
Deuteronomy, the last and widely considered the most influential of the five books of the Pentateuch, preserves the three addresses Moses delivered to the people of Israel just prior to his death and their entry into the promised land.

The Dialogue of Worship: Creating Space for Revelation and Response
Furr, Gary A. & Milburn Price •• Worship
Explores the nature and content of the three “directions” of communication, or conversation, in worship: the Word of God to the people, the worshipers’ response to God, and their sharing with each other.

Dictionary of Baptists in America
Leonard, Bill J., ed. •• Reference
The ideas, events, people, movements, practices, institutions, and denominations that have made up the Baptist tradition in North America from the earliest days to the present are covered.

A Distinctively Baptist Church: Renewing Your Church in Practice
Prevost, Ronnie •• Christian Living
A Distinctively Baptist Church explains how historically Baptist beliefs can and should shape the way a church functions

Does Your Child's World Scare You?: Making the World a Better Place for Children
Scott, Jeffery W. •• Family Life/Parenting
This book not only identifies the serious challenges facing our children today, but gives parents a handle on what they can do about the situation.

Don't Cry Past Tuesday: Hopeful Words for Difficult Days (2nd edition)
Poole, Charles E. •• Devotional/Inspirational
Rediscover the God of grace and the God of glory in these comforting, yet insightful, words of hope for difficult days.

Dr. Franz Hildebrandt: Mr. Valiant-for-Truth
Cresswell, Amos & Maxwell Tow •• Biography/Autobiography
Franz Hildebrandt, Dietrich Bonhoeffer's closest friend in the 1930s, was a remarkable preacher and scholar, he was a leading figure in the German Confession Church's struggle against the Nazis.

A Dream That Came to Life: The History of the Laity Lodge Retreat Center
Hovde, Howard •• Inspirational/History
At a retreat center in the Texas Hill Country, the "laity myth" is, week after week and year after year, exposed as the lie that it is. It only takes a few hours at Laity Lodge for the term to get scrubbed of every and any hint of condescension.

Drowning in Shallow Water: The Hope of Colossians for Today's Culture
Owings, Timothy L.•• Spirituality/Christian Living
Drowning in Shallow Water warns of quick fixes and shallow faith. As our culture looks for easy answers to life’s complex questions, Timothy Owings encourages all people of faith to explore the deeper truths revealed in scripture.

The End of Certainty and the Beginning of Faith: Religion and Science for the 21st Century
Austin, D. Brian •• Christianity & Science
The author offers a vision for uniting the aims of science and Christian faith by examining the retreat from certainty that characterizes contemporary science and philosophy.

Ephesians: God Calls a New People, A Study Guide
Howell, David B. •• Biblical Studies
Paul's most widely read prison letters, this title focuses on God's plan to bring people together in Christ, salvation by grace, oneness in personal relationships and behavior, forsaking pagan practices, practicing Christian principles in the home, and putting on God's armor.

The Evangelical Faith, Vol. 1 - Prolegomena: The Relation of Theology to Modern Thought-Forms
Thielicke, Helmut •• Theology
Vol. 1 divides contemporary theological thought into two kinds: The first reflects an emphasis on the "I" who is to receive the message of the gospel. The second focuses on the message itself, refusing to allow the "I" to limit its nature or its effectiveness.

The Evangelical Faith, Vol. 2 - The Doctrine of God and of Christ
Thielicke, Helmut •• Theology
Vol. 2 begins with a discussion of revelation and proceeds to a penetrating critique of natural theology. Against the background of present day secularism, he examines God and meaning, God and the good, the personality of God, the doctrine of the Trinity and law and gospel.

The Evangelical Faith, Vol. 3 - The Holy Spirit, The Church, Eschatology
Thielicke, Helmut •• Theology
In Vol. 3, Thielicke's primary focus is pneumatology, which forms the basis for his examination of other topics such as ecclesiology, eschatology and the theology of religions— to produce a thorough, systematic theology of the Holy Spirit.

Evangelical Protestant Gifts to Religious Education
Prevost, Ronnie •• Religious Education
The author examines the diversities of Evangelical Protestantism and explains how the parameters surrounding them can enrich religious education.

Experiencing the Psalms: Weaving the Psalms into Your Ministry and Faith
McCutchan, Stephen P. •• Worship
The author examines practical stategies for the integration of the psalms into the life of the church.

Ezekiel: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Odell, Margaret S. •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
The book of Ezekiel reflects a degree of liteary coherence unmatched in the canon of biblical prophets. Organized around three major visions of God, the book tells the story of God's final attempt as their only legitimate king to claim the loyalty of his subjects, the rebellious and recalcitrant house of Israel. The prophet Ezekiel plays a key role in this campaign.

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Faces of the Old Testament
Callaway, Joseph A. •• Biblical Studies
Joseph Callaway, author, scholar, and renowned archaelogist uncovers facts and discoveries of ancient Israel and sheds new light on the lives of the Old Testament people.

Faith and Ethics: Tough Choices for the 21st Century
Roberts, Howard W. •• Ethics
A challenging discussion of ten ethical issues people face every day.

Faith and Politics: What's A Christian to Do?
Gaddy, C. Welton •• Social Issues/Culture

Faith at Work: A Celebration of All We Do
Rowe, David Johnson •• Religion & Society
The author provides believers with a bridge that unites work and theology.

Faith in the Centre: Christianity and Culture (Regent's Study Guides 9)
Fiddes, Paul S., ed. •• Theology/Biblical Studies
This volume explores the many ways in which Christian faith and human culture have been related to each other in the past, and how they interact with each other in the present. In particular, Faith in the Centre asks how we can tell the Christian story in the midst of a 'postmodern' culture, marked as it is by a rejection of all large-scale explanations of the world, by revitalizing of truth and by the loss of memory of Christian images.

Faith Journey of a Pilgrim: The Wisdom of Thomas Austin
Austin, Thomas David •• Sermons
A collection of sermons that depicts the author's faith journey as a pilgrim.

Faith Outside the Walls: Why People Don't Come and Why the Church Must Listen
Dempsey, Ron D. •• Religion & Society
Practical suggestions for how churches can become more responsive to the needs of faithful, yet non-churchgoing Americans.

A Faith to Meet Our Fears
Bugg, Charles B. •• Devotional/Inspirational
Learn how your faith can help you handle anger, fear, and perfectionism.

Falling Apart and Other Fallacies: Stories of Survival and Recovery
Fulbright, Pat •• Devotional/Inspirational
Executives, street people, clergy, the abused and addicted, and even children can survive and thrive once they discover the gift of redemption of Jesus Christ.

Feet of Clay: Facing the Emotions That Make Us Stumble
Powell, Paul W. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The book examines God's people of other ages on the playing field of our common emotions and teaches us how to keep our feet planted firmly on solid ground.

Finding God in the Rest of the Story
Rowell, Jr., Edmond L. •• Devotional/Inspirational
An attempt to make plain the real meaning behind some of the basic issues of life and the Christian faith.

Finding My Way Home: A Christian Life in Communist China
Ma, Nettie with Kenneth Chatlos •• Autobiography
From the conversion of her grandfather in China by an American missionary to her immigration to the United States, Nettie Ma traces her Christian journey through the valleys and peaks that have ultimately led her home. She now tells about that journey.

Fire Walking: Secrets for Surviving Life's Pressures
Little, Bill L. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author uses real-life experiences told in a conversational style to give guidance for dealing with the pressures and problems of life.

Flickering Images: Theology and Film in Dialogue (Regent's Study Guides 12)
Clarke, Anthony J. and Paul S. Fiddes, eds. •• Theology
Flickering Images investigates the growing theme of studying film in a theological light, providing both methods and reflections, while commenting on numerous films from 1982 to the present.

Flute Beneath the Gold: Reading the Bible and Speaking the Truth
Poole, Charles E. •• Biblical Studies
As the legend goes, in the days when Moses worked as a shepherd, he carried a simple wooden flute on which he played a tune to call the sheep. After Moses died, according to the story, the flute became prized as a holy relic from the life of the great leader.

Following Jesus: Sermons on Discipleship
Gloer, W. Hulitt •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
These sermons seek to overcome the shallow nature of much contemporary discussion by setting the New Testament's own agenda on discipleship before us.

For God's Sake Shut Up!
Kaylor, Brian •• Ministry/Christian Living/Teaching
For God’s Sake, Shut Up!, by Communications Specialist Brian Kaylor, offers numerous insights for Christian leaders and followers who desire to share their beliefs in more meaningful and effective ways.

For the Healing of the Nations: Baptist Peacemakers
Dekar, Paul R. •• History/Church History
The author addresses the question "Who are our Baptist Saints?" by telling captivating stories of the groups and individuals who spoke out as Christ's witnesses of peace.

For the Living of These Days: Resources for Enriching Worship
Hawn, C. Michael •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This hymnal and worship supplement celebrates Christian heritage with a varied selection of hymns, litanies, and prayers written by Christians past and present.

For the Living of These Days: Resources for Enriching Worship
Hawn, C. Michael •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching

For Unto Us: Lessons From the Life of Jesus
Owings, L. Timothy •• Spirtuality/Christian Living
The life of Jesus offers many lessons for today’s world-weary traveler. In For Unto Us Timothy Owings considers Jesus’ life in a series ideal for use during Advent, Christmas, Easter, or any season of the Christian year.

Forty Years in the Same Pulpit: What Makes for Long Pastorates
Horne, Chevis F. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
Based on the author's own experience, he offers advice on performing, preaching, pastoral, and administrative tasks in such a way as to give vitality and lasting power to a pastor's ministry.

From Jerusalem to Gaza: An Old Testament Theology
Keyser, B. Donald & H. Wayne Ballard •• Theology
From Jerusalem to Gaza: An Old Testament Theology is a theological treatment of significant themes found throughout the pages of the Old Testament. Though theological in nature, the book is written for academic pursuits as well as lay interests

From Our Christian Heritage: Hundreds of Ways to Add Christian History to Teaching, Preaching, and Writing
Weaver, C. Douglas, ed. •• History/Church History
This book of illustrations and devotionals succeeds in bringing ancient and contemporary Christian heritage to life.

From Promise to Exile: The Former Prophets
Tate, Marvin E. •• Biblical Studies
Covering the rise and decline of Israel, Joshua-Kings moves from land, given as promised, to exile, executed by Yahweh because of the infidelity of the people and the unwillingness of the kings to obey the Torah and listen to the prophets.

Fundamentalism
Humphreys, Fisher & Philip Wise •• Theology
This book is a concise overview of Christian Fundamentalism, positing a level-handed critique for those who are considering joining the movement as well as providing an essential understanding for those who encounter Fundamentalists in families, churches, and communities.

The Gathered and Scattered Church: Equipping Believers for the 21st Century
Hammett, Edward H. •• Religion & Society
The author offers opportunities for reframing ministry in a secular age.

Getting Past the Pain: Making Sense of Life's Darkness
Tuck, William Powell •• Devotional/Inspirational
Provides helpful words that help us cope with the darkness of life.

Get Wisdom, Get Insight: An Introduction to Israel's Wisdom Literature
Dell, Katharine •• Biblical Studies
The author uses real-life experiences told in a conversational style to give guidance for dealing with the pressures and problems of life.

The Giving Myths: Giving then Getting the Life You've Always Wanted
McSwain, Stephen B. •• Christian Living/Financial Stewardship
The Giving Myths addresses common misconceptions about giving in the church, helping believers understand and appreciate giving away their lives and resources.

The Glad River: A Novel
Campbell, Will D. •• Church/Culture
Will Campbell offers us a wild ride, a picaresque pilgrimage through the Deep South, war, and madness to salvation. His book explores themes of community, race, and redemption; the claims of the past and the power of stories.

God and the Art of Seeing: Visual Resources for a Journey of Faith (Regent's Study Guides 11)
Kidd, Richard & Graham Sparkes •• Theology/Biblical Studies
The authors hope that, through looking carefully at the work of six artists, readers will find fresh resources to enhance their own experience, both as viewers in an art gallery and as voyagers on a journey of faith.

God's Call To Be: When Being Precedes Doing
Cadenhead, Jr., Al •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Al Cadenhead helps us to peel back the layers of our selves to discover the beings that God intended us to be. God’s Call to Be will help you rediscover a sense of peace in your life through your own natural connections to God.

Go To Work and Take Your Faith Too!
West, Ross •• Social Issues/Culture
What, if anything, does religious faith have to do with daily work?

The Goodness of Marriage: A Devotional Book for Newlyweds (Revised Edition)
Biddle, Perry •• Marriage/Christian Living
The Goodness of Marriage is an inspirational book for newlyweds, those contemplating marriage, and married couples of all ages. Presented in a prayerful manner, it provides reflections on the major issues of marriage.

The Gospel Code: Novel Claims About Jesus, Mary Magdalene and Da Vinci
Witherington, III, Ben •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Witherington confronts the claims of the popular The Da Vinci Code with the sure-footedness of a New Testament scholar, yet in the plain language that any interested reader can follow.

Grace Enough: Timeless Words for Trying Times
Oates, Wayne E. •• Devotional/Inspirational
This convenient pocket guide puts at your fingertips comforting passages of scripture appropriate for the common occurrences and crises of life.

Grits, Grace, and Goodness
Wellborn, Charles •• Devotional/Inspirational
This collection of essays and sermons was written or preached by the author over a fifty-year period, mostly in major American university pulpits.

Growing Spiritually with the Saints: Catherine of Genoa & William Law
Brown, R. LaMon •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Catherine of Genoa & William Law are an inspiration of what God can do through the lives that are committed to living in the depths rather than on the surface.

Hearing God in a Noisy World: Prayer as Listening
Owings, Timothy L. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Owings explores God's answers— "yes," "no," "wait," and silence— and our responses to them.

Heart Prayers: Poems, Prayers, & Meditations
Haymes, Peggy •• Devotional/Inspirational
A collection of meditations, poems, and prayers for anyone searching for words of hope and inspiration during difficult times.

Hebrews-James: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
McKnight, Edgar & Christopher Church •• Theology
New Testament scholars Edgar McKnight and Christopher Church bring these ancient texts into the world of present readers.

Help! Drama Ministry: A Guidebook
Backues, Nancy, Kerry Beaman & Wendy Briggs •• Ministry/Family Life
Drama Ministry: A Guidebook is a one-stop manual for starting, directing, and managing a drama ministry. Lay leaders who have no formal drama training to leaders who are experienced in drama will glean from the authors 25+ years of drama training and experience.

Help! I Teach Children’s Sunday School
Price, B. Max •• Religious Education/Children
Help! I Teach Children’s Sunday School is an aid book for these special teachers of infants through sixth graders. This guidebook to teaching excellence in the Sunday school will be a help to beginning and experienced teachers alike.

Help! I Teach Youth Sunday School
Foreman, Brian, Bo Prosser & David Woody •• Christian Education
Foreman, Prosser, and Woody offer a book for those who are called to the special task of teaching and leading today's youth. This guide to working with youth will aid beginning and experienced teachers alike.

Help! I’m Leading a Children’s Sermon, Volume 1
Thompson, Marcia Taylor •• Worship
Help! I'm Leading a Children's Sermon contains a collection of children’s sermons designed to involve children creatively in worship and the proclamation of the Word.

Help! I’m Leading a Children’s Sermon, Volume 2
Thompson, Marcia Taylor •• Worship
Following the Common Lectionary, there are two sermons for each Sunday with an appendix that contains sermons for Sundays where the Scripture is the same for all three years. The sermons are conversational in nature and focus on Scripture as the source of proclamation.

Help! Our Church is Growing
Phillips, Mark •• Church Life/Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
It’s the secret, unspeakable dream shared by every minister. After years of diligent work in an average-sized church, you glance up one Sunday and notice a new family. The next month you notice another.

Hidden Treasures:Walking the Back Roads of the Bible in Search of Truth
Edwards, Judson •• Biblical Studies
In the pages of Hidden Treasures, we go a bit off the beaten, scriptural path to meet unfamiliar people and visit unusual places.You might even come to believe that there are truths to be learned on the back roads that can’t be learned anywhere else.

Hidden Voices: Biblical Women and Our Christian Heritage
Parales, Heidi Bright •• Biblical Studies
Offers a fresh, inspiring look at the stories of women in the Bible, how Jesus treated women, and the difficult passages concerning the role of women.

Higher Ground: A Call for Christian Civility
Dilday, Russell •• Spirituality
The book is an attempt to shine the lamp of experience on our history and let it guide Christians to learn a gracious, restrained, and well-mannered civility among one another.

Holy Boldness: Practices of an Evangelistic Lifestyle
Dekar, Paul R. •• Spirituality
This work approaches evangelism by examining the everyday pursuits of ordinary people, and demonstrates how evangelism often arises as a response to an overflow of God’s love.

The Holy Spirit Today
Stagg, Frank •• Theology
The author takes his discussion on the Holy Spirit beyond traditional explanations, leading us to the conclusion that the Spirit of God is God, who is living and acting in the world today.

How We Got Our Bible
Smith, T.C. •• Biblical Studies
The author provides answers to questions about the Bible through an intense discussion of its origin and the authority by which we accept it.

I Feel Better All Over Than I Do Anywhere Else...And Other Stories to Tickle Your Soul (2nd edition)
O'Brien, Randall •• Humor
Stories will make you reflect on Christian life and help you find the joy and humor in living while exploring life's hidden meanings.

I Want Somebody to Know My Name
Meeks, Cahterine •• Biography/Autobiography
The author tells the impassioned story of her odyssey from a scared little girl on an Arkansas farm to a strong and secure woman of faith.

In the Beginning God: Modern Science and the Christian Doctrine of Creation (Regent's Study Guides 3)
Weaver, John •• Theology/Biblical Studies
The author works our his belief that modern discoveries in science, especially in cosmology and geology, have given new life to arguments for design and purpose in the universe.

In the Land Where Time Began
Hays, Marion Prather •• Biblical Studies
The timeless characters of the Old Testament come alive in contemporary language and reveal, again, the ageless wisdom gained from their experience of the human encounter with the divine.

Infants-Twos / Preschool Book Pak (6 books)
Jackson, Donna •• Children

An Inner Journey to Easter: Lenten Devotionals
Killenger, Anne Kathryn •• Devotional/Inspirational
These brief, introspective readings for each day of the Lenten season begin with a short Bible reference and address a real, everyday event or emotion.

Interpreting Ephesians for Preaching and Teaching
Nash, Scott, ed. •• Biblical Studies
This collection of articles, commentaries, and sermons is an invaluable aid for preaching and teaching the book of Ephesians.

Interpreting Galatians for Preaching and Teaching
Nash, Scott, ed. •• Biblical Studies
This collection represents a delightful diversity by exceptionally gifted ministers and scholars who are dedicated to connecting the serious study of Scripture with the life of the Church.

Interpreting Isaiah: A Study Guide
Kelley, Page H. •• Biblical Studies
This study is designed to assist pastors and laypersons in their understanding of the book's message of judgment and redemption.

Into a New Day: Exploring a Baptist Journey of Division, Diversity, and Dialogue
Penfied, Kate, ed. •• History/Church History
This collection by 11 Baptists, once seperated into Southern and Northern, now united in conversation about cooperation for the sake of God's mission, set the stage for a look back in Baptist History and forward to Baptist future.

Intrigued, How I Love To Proclaim It: Adventures in Thinking Theologically
Cartledge, Tony •• Christian Living
Intrigued, How I Love to Proclaim It offers a smorgasbord of quirky glimpses into the vagaries of daily life, from warm memories of sweet tea served in a washtub to the cold reality of a daughter’s untimely death.

Is Life Fair?: Good Words for Hard Times (2nd edition)
Poole, Charles E. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The author provides words of hope for some of life's toughest struggles, darkest tragedies, and deepest mysteries.

James Dunn: Champion for Religious Liberty
Walker, J. Brent, ed. •• Biography/Autobiography
The life and work of James Dunn is honored in this volume, which represents a warm, from-the-heart remembrance from the pen of thirteen people who know him well.

Jeremiah: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Fretheim, Terence •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
Jeremiah is a commentary on a prophetic book that presents many difficult literary, historical, and theological issues for the reader.

Jeremiah: Raising Faith from the Fire (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
Hill, Bill •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
In Jeremiah’s life, we witness the dynamic struggle of one who could not separate himself from the burden of the message he was charged to deliver. Explore this influential book of the Bible with the Annual Bible Study.

Jesus the Storyteller: Relating His Story to My Story
Harbour, Brian L. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Through stories and commentary, the author examines sixteen of Jesus’ stories and focuses on the central truths of the parables and their application to Christian living today.

Job: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Balentine, Samuel •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
This new commentary by biblical scholar Samuel Balentine leads readers on an in-depth and far-reaching look at the nature of the book of Job and the various attempts by the many who have sought to further explore Job's essential struggle.

Job: Into the Fire, Out of the Ashes (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
Cartledge, Tony & Jan •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
The book of Job recounts a dark and dangerous journey toward unseen insights that challenge both human assumptions and traditional theological beliefs. Those who dare to enter Job's world may discover that their own world— or view of the world— has changed in surprising ways.

Joining Forces: Balancing Masculine and Feminine
Miley, Jeanie Miley •• Spirituality/Gender Studies
Joining Forces will help readers discover the masculine and feminine characteristics that connect, unite, and restore us—traits that men and women alike can and do express.

The Journal and Selected Letters of William Carey
Carter, Terry G. •• History/Church History
William Carey, an English Baptist pastor, has been called the "Father of the Modern Mission Movement." For the first time, his letters and journals are compiled and made available as a tutor for missionaries today.

Journey to the Land of Promise: Genesis-Deuteronomy
Kelley, Page H. •• Biblical Studies
The author uses his extensive background in teaching the Old Testament to provide a fresh primer on the first five books.

Keith Parks: Breaking Barriers and Opening Frontiers
Baldridge, Gary •• Biography/Autobiography
One of the premier mission leaders of the twentieth century, Parks has served in Baptist global missions for 45 years.

1 & 2 Kings: The Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Brueggeman, Walter •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
The author considers the artistry of 1 & 2 Kings as it mediates between history and faith.

The Last Seven Days: The Story of Jesus and Holy Week (Regent's Study Guides 7)
Davies, Gwynne Henton & Morgan-Wynne, John E. •• Theology/Biblical Studies
Following the story of Holy Week, The Last Seven Days examines the final week of the earthly life of Jesus Christ. The authors illustrate the various ways each evangelist tells the story and then uncovers the main features of the story as it happened in that crucial week.

The Leadership Labyrinth: Negotiating the Paradoxes of Ministry
Edwards, Judson •• Ministry/Leadership
Discover what it takes to be a pastor in the 21st century. Edwards explores over twenty paradoxes every minister needs to understand.

Left Behind? What the Bible Really Says about the End Times
Efird, James •• Church/Culture
What does the Bible really have to say about the end times? James M. Efird, a noted scholar of the Bible and apocalyptic literature, helps us explore the scriptural texts to answer the many questions raised by the series. He also guides us through an enlightening look at the peculiar history behind the books.

Learning Biblical Hebrew: A Discourse Analysis
Rocine, Bryan M. •• Biblical Studies
The author has written a first-year teaching grammar for Biblical Hebrew prose, taking the student from basic pronunciation forward.

The Learning of Love: A Journey Toward Servant Leadership
Turner, William B. •• Business/Leadership
In this highly personal book, the author chronicles his life and the spiritual journey that lead him to embrace the concept of servant leadership.

Lessons from the Cloth: 501 One-Minute Motivators for Leaders
Prosser, Bo & Charles Qualls •• Business/Leadership
Among a multitude of themes the book touches on communications, power, trust, and balance as keys to progress in our busy lives.

Leviticus-Numbers: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Bailey, Lloyd R. •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
The contrast in appreciation of Leviticus and Numbers by the synagogue on the one hand, and by the church on the other, is little short of astonishing. The former has considered it crucial to an understanding of God and of the nature of the "chosen people" of Israel. The latter has usually reduced it to allegory or as a mere historical record of Israelite religion. In this new volume, Hebrew Bible scholar Lloyd R. Bailey examines these often overlooked or underappreciated books of Moses in the contexts of both the Jewish and Christian traditions.

Lingering Grief: Listening for God in the Pain
Bugg, Charles •• Inspiration/Grief
In 1993, Smyth & Helwys released the book Learning to Dream Again, by noted pastor, teacher, and writer Charles Bugg. The book told of Bugg’s son David, whose malignant brain tumor sent David and his entire family down a path filled with the pain of medical tests, surgeries, and radiation, as well as the disappointment of dreams which may never be fulfilled. Fourteen years later, Bugg has updated the story in this new book, Lingering Grief.

Living in the Meantime: Nine-Tenths of the 20th Century
Lee, Avery G. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The author explores what it means to live in the meantime between the already and the not yet and teaches us how to interpret our own lives in the positive light of inexhaustible hope.

Looking Around for God: The Oddly Reverent Observations of an Unconventional Christian
Autry, James A. ••
Looking Around for God, Autry’s tenth book, is in many ways his most personal. In it he considers his unique life of faith and belief in a God. James A. Autry is a former Fortune 500 executive, author, poet, and consultant whose work has had a significant influence on leadership thinking.

The Lord’s Prayer Today
Tuck, William Powell •• Biblical Studies
William Powell Tuck invites us all to take a spiritual journey down the pathway of the Lord's Prayer. Waiting for us there will be a greater awareness of the rich meaning of prayer.

Love as a Way of Living
Tuck, William Powell •• Christian Living
Love as a Way of Living will help readers understand the New Testament meaning of love and incorporate this love into daily living.

Matthew: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Whitherington III, Ben •• Biblical Studies/ New Testament
Ben Witherington III, renowned author of more than thirty books on the New Testament, considers the fullness that the Gospel of Matthew offers for those who both study and attempt to live out the words of Jesus today.

Matthew: Living as Disciples of Jesus (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
Sayles, Guy •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Matthew’s Gospel seeks to form a community of faith in which people faithfully confess Jesus as “the Messiah and Son of God” and follow him in lives of creative and adventurous discipleship. Journey through the book of Matthew as we venture to live as disciples of Christ.

Making Sense of the Revelation: A Clear Message of Hope
Turner, William L. •• Biblical Studies
The author discusses Revelation as a book that was a product of its time, with a clear message of hope to Christian believers during that time.

Making the Church Work: Converting the Church for the 21st Century (2nd edition)
Hammett, Edward H. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author urges the church to heed the call for conversion if it hopes to be effective for ministry and survive in the 21st century.

Marriage Ministry: A Guidebook
Prosser, Bo & Charles Qualls •• Ministry/Family Life/Pastoral Care
This book provides a ready help for ministers who provide premarital counseling, perform wedding ceremonies, and generally care for married couples and their families.

The McDonaldization of the Church: Spirituality, Creativity, and the Future of the Church
Drane, John •• Religion & Society
This is a brilliant and scholarly critique of the ways the church functions in contemporary society. It is a well written and easy to understand book that provides a methodology for restructuring the church for effective engagement with the world in the 21st century.

Meditations for Walking
Hinton, J. Lynne •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Each week's journal entry contains a Scripture verse, a personal reflection, and a meditation and prayer for walking.

The Mercer Commentary on the Bible
Mills, Watson E. & Richard F. Wilson, general editors •• Biblical Studies
This impressive one-volume commentary on the entire Bible presents the best in contemporary biblical scholarship in the language of the layperson.

The Mercer Dictionary of the Bible
Mills, Watson E., general editor •• Biblical Studies
This work includes more than 1,000 pages of original materials relating to every aspect of biblical studies.

The Misunderstood Jesus: 10 Lost Keys to Life
Fant, Clyde •• Jesus Studies
Discusses Jesus' teachings on sanity, wealth, anger, grace, meekness, unity, and more.

A Moment of Peace and Quiet: Meditations for Teachers
Mesplay, Gail G. •• Devotional/Inspirational
Mesplay's book can be creatively used to fit a teacher's needs and busy schedule. Readers have the option of choosing a specific topic, randomly selecting a page, or starting at the beginning and working their way through to the end.

The Morning After Death
Johnson, L. D. ?? Devotional/Inspirational
This is the classic work of a father's struggle to overcome the tragedy of his daughter's death that has inspired thousand's in their own time of sorrow.

Mothers Around the Manger
Allen, J. Timothy •• Biblical Studies
A fresh and provocative look at many of the women who served as Jesus' "great grandmothers."

Move Over Mountain: Learning the Lessons of Faith
Henderson, Eloise C. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The author entertains readers with a colorful collection of stories, poems, and limericks taken from her 86 years of living by faith.

Music Ministry: A Guidebook
Measels, Donald Clark. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This work is an introduction to church music administration that provides insight into the responsibilities and demands placed on the person who heads the music program of a church, whether just beginning or with years of experience.

My First Last Day at School: Daily Devotions for Living in the Real World
Cadenhead, Jr., Al •• Devotional/Inspirational
This collection of 365 devotions, prayers and meditations provide inspiration for each day of the year.

My First Little Bible Story Book
Parry, Linda & Alan •• Children
This handy-sized storybook is perfect for reading the familiar stories of the Bible to young children.

My Questions, God's Questions
Brother Ramon •• Spirituality/Christian Living
This inspirational book is a collection of Brother Ramon's responses to difficult questions on all aspects of Christian belief and practice.

The Myth of Christian America: What You Need to Know about the Seperation of Church and State
Whitten, Mark Wheldon •• Church-State Relations
Written in an accessible, popular style, the author provides sound scholarship in defense of the exposition of constitutional church-state seperation.

The New SBC: Fundamentalism's Impact on the Southern Baptist Convention
Cothen, Grady C. •• History/Church History
The president emeritus of the Baptist Sunday School Board, Cothen, looks at the new SBC.

No One Told Me: An Honest Look at Ministry
Hightower, James E., ed. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
Written by veteran ministers about issues and experiences best learned on the church field rather than in the seminary classroom.

Not a Silent People: Controversies That Have Shaped Southern Baptists
Shurden, Walter B. •• History/Church History
The author presents a heritage of denominational controversy and shows how this history continues to shape and affect Baptists today, in this second edition.

Nothing Never Happens: Experiential Learning and the Church
Hendrix, John D. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This work aptly explains the connections between learning theory and biblical interpretation suitable for all levels of teachers and students.

Nurturing the Souls of Our Children: What Children Need and What Parents Can Do
Geary, Ph.D, Thomas F. & Bonnie L. Geary, MFT •• Family Life/Parenting
Nurturing the Souls of Our Children proposes that psychologically and spiritually balanced parents are best equipped to relate more deeply and joyfully to the uniqueness of their children.

O Come, Let Us Bow Down and Worship: A Spiritual Guide for Leadership
Clark, Deborah Moore •• Worship
A look in any city’s phone book not only will show a wide range of church denominations and fellowships, but also a variety of worship styles. What is the same for each, however, is the centrality of worship in the life of a church.

Old Testament Pictures of God (Regent's Study Guides 2)
Mason, Rex •• Theology/Biblical Studies
In this volume Rex Mason invites us to walk with him around the 'portrait gallery' of the Old Testament, to look at the many pictures of God that the writers present. Images of God as Redeemer, Craftsman, Father, King, Judge, Shepherd, Warrior, and Lover are surveyed, together with 'human' and 'feminine' characteristics ascribed to God.

On Guard for Religious Liberty: Six Decades of the Baptist Joint Committee
Parry, Pam •• History/Church History
An examination of the tenuous nature of religious liberty and the importance of its political corollary, church-state separation is the focus of this book that celebrates the Baptist Joint Committee's sixtieth anniversary.

Our Baptist Tradition
Tuck, William Powell •• History/Church History
This book explores the rich heritage of the baptist church.

Outside-In:Theological Reflections on Life (Regents Study Guide Vol. 13)
Weaver, John •• Theology/Biblical Studies
In this book John Weaver argues for a radical reversal in thinking about the church and the world. He urges us to stop looking from the ‘inside-out,’ and to let God’s activity in society and human lives outside the church make an impact upon worship and Christian teaching.

Pastoral Care Through Worship
Roberts, Howard W. •• Worship
Issues of pastoral care that confront ministers every day, such as relationships, belonging, transition, parenting, grief, and death are discussed in this work.

A Patchwork of Blessings & Graces
Daniels, Mary A., ed. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The prayers in this collection are drawn from a wide range of sources, from Saints and famous men and women to friends and family members.

Playing Hide-and-Seek: A Non-Churchgoer's Path to Finding God
Elliott, Michael •• Religion & Society
Elliot lays the ground rules for a lifelong search for the "Higher Power" and gives suggestions on some unusual places where God can be found.

Polarities of Human Existence in Biblical Perspective
Stagg, Frank •• Theology
This revision of a classic explores the doctrine of humanity from the perception of those situations where humans find themselves living in tension, pulled by the opposite dimensions of existence.

The Potluck Dinner that Went Astray...And Other Tales of Christian Life
Reed, Bob •• Humor
These lighthearted stories show us how mysterious and wonderful life is when fate and God take hand.

Prayers and Litanies for the Christian Season
Sledge, Sharlande •• Worship
A collection of prayers, litanies, and other resources for congregational worship arranged according to the Chrisitan year.

Praying as Believing: The Lord's Prayer and the Christian Doctrine of God (Regent's Study Guide 6)
Bradshaw, Timothy •• Theology/Biblical Studies
The author discusses the recent developments in Christian theology and questions what present day thinkers are saying about God.

Praying for Fishhooks: Understanding Intercessory Prayer
Caldwell, Mary •• Spirituality/Christian Living
What is answered and unanswered prayer? The author provides a compelling answer to this question and many others that are central to faith.

Praying with the Saints: Julian of Norwich, Francis of Assisi
Moye, Jerry •• Spirituality/Christian Living
A personal study of the lives of two medieval saints, Julian of Norwich and Francis of Assisi, offering guidance for probing the passion of Christ and recovering long-lost spirituality.

Preaching and Intimacy: Preparing the Message and the Messenger
Bugg, Charles B. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This book is designed to help both students and practicing ministers to communicate more effectively.

Priests to Each Other
Marney, Carlyle •• Theology
Is the role of clergy best defined by power or by servanthood? Will the clergy let go of the church and trust it to a laity who alone can incarnationally live out her mission? Priests to Each Other raises these and other questions, urging laity and clergy to rethink life in the local church.

Proclaiming the Baptist Vision: Baptism and the Lord's Supper
Shurden, Walter B., ed. •• Theology
While the different dimensions of the multifaceted Baptist perspective have been analyzed, theologized, debated, and threatened, they have never before been "proclaimed" in a book series.

Proclaiming the Baptist Vision: The Bible
Shurden, Walter B., ed. •• Theology
These fifteen sermons assist both laity and clergy in a better understanding of the approaches that Baptists take toward the Bible.

Proclaiming the Baptist Vision: The Church
Shurden, Walter B., ed. •• Theology
The author speaks of and to the Baptist understanding of church with its bewildering diversity.

Proclaiming the Baptist Vision: The Priesthood of All Believers
Shurden, Walter B., ed. •• Theology
Fifteen sermons that aid both laity and clergy in a better understanding of the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers, the most basic of Baptist principles.

Proclaiming the Baptist Vision: Religious Liberty
Shurden, Walter B., ed. •• Theology
The author gathers the voices of key figures in Baptist life and calls us to hear their ideas on religious liberty through a look at selected sermons and essays.

Proverbs-Ecclesiastes: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Horne, Milton P. •• Biblical Studies/Old Testament
Drawing from the most recent scholarly studies, these commentaries incorporate a reading of the books with a view toward connectivity and theological reflection.

Putting Women in Their Place: Moving Beyond Gender Stereotypes in Church and Home
by Trull, Audra & Joe, ed. •• Baptist Issues/Women's Studies

A Quest for Vitality in Religion: A Theological Approach to Religious Education
Edge, Findley B. •• Christian Education
This revision of Edge's bestseller traces the history of institutionalism in the church and then offers suggestions to make church membership more meaningful.

Raising Cain, Fleeing Egypt, and Fighting Philistines: The Old Testament in Popular Music
McEntire, Mark & Joel Emerson
Popular Music, from Bob Dylan to today's top forty hits, is replete with Old Testament allusions, text and ideas. Raising Cain takes a look at the Old Testament and the role it plays in today's music.

Rabbi Jesus: Learning from the Master Teacher
Jones, Stephen D. •• Biblical Studies
The author shows us how Jesus functioned as a Hebrew teacher and helps us better understand Jesus' teachings.

The Radical Stories of Jesus: Interpreting the Parables Today (Regent's Study Guides 8)
Ball, Rev. Dr. Michael •• Theology/Biblical Studies
In this volume Rex Mason invites us to walk with him around the 'portrait gallery' of the Old Testament, to look at the many pictures of God that the writers present. Images of God as Redeemer, Craftsman, Father, King, Judge, Shepherd, Warrior, and Lover are surveyed, together with 'human' and 'feminine' characteristics ascribed to God.

Reading Acts: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles
Talbert, Charles H. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The approach of this book is to ask how ancient Mediterranean auditors would have heard Acts when ist was read in their presence.

Reading Colossians, Ephesians and 2 Thessalonians: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Thurston, Bonnie •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The author focuses on comprehending the major themes of the epistles and their relationship to the understanding of the early Christian communities.

Reading Corinthians: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Talbert, Charles H. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Paul's letters to the Christians in Corinth portray a young church struggling to live out the demands of the gospel amid the life of a thoroughly urban setting. In Reading Corinthians, biblical scholar Charles Talbert helps his reader to grasp what was at stake in the conversations between Paul and the Corinthians. What we find there is not only a word for the struggling faithful in Corinth, but an always truthful word for the church today.

Reading Galatians, Philippians, and 1 Thessalonians: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Cousar, Charles B. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Cousar interprets three letters fo Paul, each of which shows him in a different light.

Reading Hebrews & James: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Isaacs, Marie E. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Reading Hebrews and James provides a clear path through the unique and often divisive Letter to the Hebrews and Letter of James. Isaacs's commentary on these two letters expertly considers questions of authorship and historical context while also making both Hebrews and James undeniably relevant for today's faith.

Reading John: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Fourth Gospel and the Johannine Epistles
Talbert, Charles H. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
An original, very close reading of the final form of the Gospel and Letters of John for their religious content, in light of ancient Greco-Roman, Jewish, and Christian writings, and of present-day pastoral concerns.

Reading Luke: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Third Gospel (revised edition)
Talbert, Charles H. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Reading Luke concentrates on the literary and theological distinctives of the third Gospel.

Reading Mark: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Second Gospel
Dowd, Sharyn •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The author examines the Gospel of Mark from literary and theological perspectives, suggesting what the text may have meant to its first-century audience of Gentile and Jewish Christians.

Reading Matthew: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the First Gospel
Garland, David E. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Following an instructive introduction dealing with such matters as the various reasons for which Matthew wrote his Gospel, the author confidently guides the reader through Matthew's story of Jesus.

Reading 1 Peter, Jude and 2 Peter: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Richard, Earl J. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
This volume is dedicated to the study of three late, little-known biblical works that historically have been relegated to the lesser works of the New Testament.

Reading Revelation: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Trafton, Joseph •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Examining the Revelation to John in its literary and theological contexts, Trafton finds a text that works through its cultural bounds to offer a word to believers in the here and now.

Reading Romans: A Literary and Theological Commentary
Johnson, Luke Timothy •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
This work focuses on understanding the key themes and their relationship to the whole of Pauline writings and the shaping of Christianity.

Reading the Bible Today: A 21st-Century Appreciation of Scripture
McKnight, Edgar V. •• Biblical Studies
Readers who effectively discern God’s Word speaking in Scripture to today’s world distinguish between the cultural circumstances of origin of the biblical writings and their abiding message.

Reading the Signs: A Sensible Approach to Revelation and Other Apocalyptic Writings
Smith, T. C. •• Biblical Studies
The author provides a sensible and revealing approach to studying apocalyptic writings and prepares us to better evaluate the claims that are often based upon these writings.

Reflections on the Water: Understanding God and the World through the Baptism of Believers (Regent's Study Guides 4)
Fiddes, Paul S., ed. •• Theology/Biblical Studies
The act of believers' baptism can help us to understand the creative activity of God in the natural world, human society, political life and the Christian community.

Reframing Spiritual Formation: Discipleship in an Unchurched Culture
Hammett, Edward H. •• Church Living
Reframing Spiritual Formation takes seriously the realities of an increasingly secular, pluralistic and spiritually thirsty population base most churches face with fear, yet are called to reach and disciple.

The Religious Education of Adults
McKenzie, Leon & R. Michael Harton •• Christian Education
Increasingly, adults do not see the church as a credible provider of quality religious education. This revision by R. Michael Harton of the classic work by Leon McKenzie addresses the foundational issues of what constitutes such an education for adults and how ministers and teachers can determine and understand the needs of learners.

Research in Religious Education
Francis, Leslie J. & William K. Kay & William S. Campbell, eds. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
A celebration of the considerable acheivements in empirical studies in the field since the early 1960s.

Resurrection-Discipleship-Justice: Affirming the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Today
Lorenzen, Thorwald •• Biblical Studies/New Testament/Theology
This book explores the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the foundational event for Christian faith, for the Christian church, and for Christian ethics.

Resurrection People: Studies in the Resurrection Narratives of the Gospel
Catchpole, David •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
By uncovering the process that gave rise to the famous Gospel stories, David Catchpole opens a door into each writer’s distinctive world of conviction, faith, struggle and controversy.

Revelation: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Reddish, Mitchell •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The commentary of the book of Revelation combines serious scholarship with contemporary application of the texts, helping the modern reader understand and appreciate the last book of the Bible.

Revelation: Weaving a Tapestry of Hope (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
May, David •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Based upon an integrated reading of the historical, literary, and practical, Dr. May presents a study on Revelation that captures John's hope for his first listeners and the ramifications for contemporary Christians.

Riding the Wind of God: A Personal History of the Youth Revival Movement
McIver, Bruce •• History/Church History
Riding the Wind of God tells the remarkable story of the Youth Revival Movement. These stories, written for the first time, reflect God's power at work in surprising places in an extraordinary time.

Romans: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Talbert, Charles H. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Distinguished biblical scholar Charles Talbert’s Romans leads readers into the biblical world of Paul’s Letter to the Romans, while at the same time it seeks to open our ears to the lasting truth of God’s word for today.

Romans: The Letter that Changed Christian History (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
Olson, Mark J. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Many of the greatest Christian leaders have been transformed by their study of Romans. Explore this influential book of the Bible with the Annual Bible Study.

Running with the Dolphins And Other Tybee Tales
Elliott, Michael •• Short stories
This collection of short stories captures the natural beauty of Tybee Island, a small island off the coast of Savannah, Georgia.

Ruth and Naomi
van Wolde, Ellen •• Biblical Studies
An engaging and enlightening commentary on the Book of Ruth by examining the unfolding story through the eyes of each character and then providing a first person narrative from the perspective of each.

Sacred Mandates of Conscience: Interpretations of the Baptist Faith and Message
Pool, Jeff B., ed. •• History/Church History
The Sacred Mandates of Conscience contains insights from among the best in Baptist scholarship interpreting several of the most central affirmations in the Baptist Faith & Message.

1 & 2 Samuel: Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary
Cartledge, Tony W. •• Biblical Studies
Scholar, writer, and preacher Tony Cartledge explores the beginnings of kingship in Israel.

1 & 2 Samuel: Surviving the Tensions of Life (Annual Bible Study Teaching & Study Guide)
Dant, James C. •• Biblical Studies
Explore the themes and narratives of these key Old Testament books— themes that are remarkably relevant for today's Christians. Both books contain art images, photos from the Holy Land, and maps.

Saying Hello to Your Life After Grief
Clemons, Hardy •• Devotional/Inspirational
The author takes an in-depth look at grief, one of the most common and universal experiences of life.

A Season for Singles: Selected Meditations
England, Rebecca A. & Peggy Haymes, eds. •• Devotional/Inspirational
These devotions address the particular aspects of living that many single people face, including transition, solitude, commitment, facing challenges, practicing initiative, self-care, and learning to reach out.

Seasons in the Year: Poems, Prayers, Praise, and Prose
Allen, J. Timothy •• Devotional/Inspirational
A collage of inspirational poems, sermons, Bible studies, stories, songs, hymns, reflections, and anecdotes drawn from the ordinary experiences of life.

Self-Esteem: Gift from God
Ward, Ruth McRoberts •• Personal Growth
The author challenges people to discover their uniqueness and to enjoy who they are.

A Serious Call to a Contemplative Lifestyle (revised edition)
Hinson, E. Glenn •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author seeks to show how one can integrate commitment to God with what one does in everyday living by approaching all of life from the perspective of communion, communication, and conversation with God.

The Sermon on the Mount: Studies and Sermons
Nash, Scott, ed. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
The wisdom of established scholars and preachers intersect here with the fresh perspectives of younger academics and ministers to uncover the message of the Sermon on the Mount.

The Sermon on the Mount: A Study Guide
Smith, T. C. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
A companion to Sermon on the Mount by Scott Nash, this study guide includes questions for reflections at the end of each chapter.

Servant Songs: Reflections on the History and Mission of Southeastern Baptist Theolgical Seminary 1950-1988
Bland, Jr., Thomas, ed. •• History/Church History
The author examines the origin, development, and demise of Southeastern Seminary as a progressive, inclusive, Southern Baptist institution.

Sessions with Colossians & Philemon: On the Move with God
Porterfield, Eric •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
In Sessions with Colossians and Philemon, Eric Porterfield equips us with Paul's encouragement to the early church for advancing God's kingdom in every area of our lives.

Sessions with Corinthians: Lessons in the Imperfect
McCullar, Michael D. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
McCullar unpacks the problems, issues, and mistakes that plagued the first-century Corinthian church in hopes of providing insight from which present day churches can learn and grow.

Sessions with Galatians: Finding Freedom through Christ
Porterfield, Eric S. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Eric Porterfield takes readers on a journey through Paul’s letter to the churches of Galatia. The letter celebrates Christ’s faithful love for humanity, which evokes the human response of faith and love. Jesus overcomes the barriers that keep human beings separated and creates the freedom of life in Christian community. Jesus frees us from lives of self-focus and frees us for lives of faithful witness, revealing that true freedom comes when we love God and love our neighbors.

Sessions with James: Explorations in Faith and Works
McCullar, Michael D. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Sessions with James is an eleven-session study unit designed to give the learner a full understanding of the book of James. Each session is followed with a resource page of 8-10 questions.

Sessions with Luke: Following Jesus on the Journey to Christian Character
Brock, Timothy W. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Timothy Brock takes readers on a journey through Luke’s brilliant collection of memorable stories, challenging teachings, and well-known parables describing the life and work of Jesus Christ. Ultimately, the stories found in Luke’s gospel demonstrate that accepting the invitation to follow Jesus requires a radically transformed understanding of relationship with God and with other people. Followers of Jesus are encouraged to emulate and to embody the character of Christ as they create a lifestyle of obedience to God and service to others.

Sessions with Matthew: Becoming a Family of Faith
Shiell, Willaim D. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Immersing us in the first-century world, this study will help us read the ancient biography of Jesus in light of the first listeners’ expectations and hopes and will draw analogies to the modern world.

Sessions with Peter: Discovering God's Encouragement for the Christian Journey
Shelton, Sarah •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Shelton connects today’s readers of these passages to the tangible encouragement that these letters offer. Just like the example of Jesus, Peter reminds us that our call is to be found faithful to God’s grace in spite of persecution, temptation, alienation, or social oppression. As it was to its original audience, Peter’s encouragement for us to stay true to our Christian beliefs is a welcome drink of cold water in what can often seem a spiritual desert.

Sessions with Thessalonians: Being Faithful in a Confusing World
Letson, Rickey •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
In this installment of the Sessions Series, Rickey Letson gives us Paul's encouragement to the Thessalonians to shape our perspective on life in a seemingly chaotic world.

Sessions with Timothy & Titus: Timeless Teachings for Leaders of Any Age
McCullar, Michael D. •• Biblical Studies/New Testament
Sessions with Timothy & Titus is an eight-session study unit designed to provide a compelling preview to the books of 1& 2 Timothy and Titus.

Shadow on the Rainbow: A Story of Friendship, Love, and Hope
McGehee, Linda Rogers •• Spirituality/Christian Living
Shadow on the Rainbow illuminates an honest struggle to answer ultimate, sacred questions of life and death. Told with humor and poignant affection, this story for today reveals ancient wisdom in finding unmistakable answers.

Shaping the Church: Adapting New Testament Models for Today
Tolbert, Malcolm O. •• New Testament/Church Life
No group can claim to be the New Testament church because nobody knows just what the shape of the various churches in the first century was.

Silver Linings: Triumph of the Challenger 7
Rodgers, June Scobee •• Biography/Autobiography
Ten years after she watched her husband's space shuttle explode into flames, June Scobee Rodgers, wife of Challenger Commander Dick Scobee, tells the story of the tragedy that changed her life.

Sins That Crucify
Roberts, Howard W. •• Spirituality/Christian Living
This spiritually and emotionally intense work closely examines 10 sins including theft, lust, pride, and deceit.

Sitting Strong: Wrestling with the Ornery God
Miley, Jeanie •• Devotional/Inspirational
Bestselling author Jeanie Miley suggests that when life knocks the props out from under you, it is possible to gather up your agony and wrestle with it in the presence of the God who may feel strangely absent. This book is not about being strong; rather, it is about that terrible time when all you can do is stumble onto the ash heap of suffering and simply sit..

So Go On and Sing: Celebrating Faith in the Carolinas
Garfield, Kenneth S. •• Devotional/Inspirational
Ken Garfield, religion editor of The Charlotte Observer, celebrates the varied expressions of faith in these 50 colorful columns, profiles, and articles taken from the largest newspaper in the Carolinas.

Songs in the Desert
Currie, David R. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The Bible and popular music are the subjects of this book, which tries to make sense out of life's complexities— work, relationships, family, politics, and religion— through the contemporary music of today.

Soul Freedom: Baptist Battle Cry
Cothen, Grady C. & James M. Dunn •• Theology
This book is composed of a series of essays that examine considerably controversial issues.

Soul Improvement
Taylor, Mike •• Humor
These hilarious cartoons place characters and events found in the Old Testament in amusing and unexpected situations that both entertain and lighten the soul.

Soulful Aging: Ministry Through the Stages of Adulthood
Simmons, Henry R. & Jane Wilson •• Soulful Issues/Culture
This book is about cultivating an informed conversation about some of the most important religious realities of life.

The Spiritual Art of Creative Silence: Lessons in Christian Meditation
Miley, Jeanie •• Devotional/Spirituality
Are you living from crisis to crisis? Miley offers skills to develop dependence and intimacy with God. Workable guidelines and exercises help readers broaden devotional lives and overcome barriers to deeper spirituality.

The Spirit of Retirement: Creating a Life of Meaning and Personal Growth
Autry, James •• Christian Living
The Spirit of Retirement is your guiding light to creating and sustaining the post-work life you have always envisioned.

Stand With Christ: Why Missionaries Can't Sign the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message
O’Brien, Robert, ed. •• Missions & Evangelism
Why Missionaries Can’t Sign the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message

Stories of Falling Toward Grace
Allen, Carlton •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author tells humorous stories of those less-than-perfect individuals who have "fallen toward grace."

The Story of Baptists in the United States
Durso, Pamela •• Baptist History
This book provides keen insights into well-known and lesser-known Baptist men and women, and it gives attention to groups sometimes overlooked in general studies of Baptists: women, blacks, ethnic minorities, and small Baptist denominations.

The Strange Calling
McFarland, John Robert •• Spirituality/Christian Living
What does it mean to be "called" to the ministry?

The Struggle to Believe: Rethinking Faith for the Twenty-first Century
Turner, William L. •• Theology
Turner believes that the Christian "faith" still has an important and powerful word for those who have found church and Christianity to be emotionally and intellectually unsatisfying.

Studies in Acts
Smith, T. C. •• Biblical Studies
This work focuses upon the role of Stephen and the movement of Christianity to an inclusive and unhindered gospel.

Studying the Parables of Jesus
Jones, Peter Rhea •• Biblical Studies
The author helps readers explore many of the parables, and brings their study into dialogue with wider scholarship and current opinion.

The Substance of Faith: And Other Cotton Patch Sermons
Jordan, Clarence •• Religion/Sermons
Within the pages of this book, you'll discover the basic themes of Clarence Jordan's: "Incarnation Evangelism," the "God Movement," and his prophetice insights into the enemies of authentice faith, such as Mammon.

The Surpassing Righteousness: Evangelism and Ethics in the Sermon on the Mount
Tilley, W. Clyde •• Biblical Studies
By careful and thoughtful exposition, the author shows that the Sermon on the Mount is meant for the followers of Jesus at any place, and at any time.

Surviving Ministry
Sisk, Ronald D. •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
Uses questions, case studies, historical and biblical analysis to inform the public and private ethics of the parish minister.

Survivors' Guide to Breast Cancer: A Couple's Story
Fore, Robert C. & Rorie E. •• Social Issues/Culture
Well established in the medical profession, the authors have co-written a book telling their story of Rorie's breast cancer.

The Survivor's Voice: Healing the Invisible Wounds of Violence and Abuse
Findley, Kathy Manis •• Social Issues/Culture
The intimate voices of survivors of the anguish of domestic violence and sexual abuse in the home and the voices that cry out from the pages of the Bbile, giving witness to violence through the ages.

Tapestries: Words of Devotion for the Second Half of Life
Mesplay, Gail •• Sprituality/Christian Living
One quarter of Americans have begun or are beginnng to work on the second half of their lives. Tapestries was written for all those trying to gracefully move through this rich yet confusing period. The meditations focus on topics that relate to the reader’s passage through this life stage: change, impermanence, transformations, immortality, growth and survival.

Telling Stories: Tall Tales & Deep Truths
Cartledge, Tony •• Worship & Preaching
Telling Stories contains a smorgasbord of stories and scripts that range from the possible to the fantastic, designed to inspire those who proclaim Christ to effectively utilize good stories in their own preaching.

Termites on the Ark: Creative Ideas for Teaching Children
Fulbright, Pat •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This book presents challenging and innovative ways to teach the Bible to children.

The Testimony of Poets and Sages: The Psalms and Wisdom Literature
Bellinger, Jr., W. H. •• Biblical Studies
The author explores the depths of the poetry and wisdom of Psalms, Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes.

Theology From Three Worlds: Liberation and Evangelization for the New Europe
(Regent's Study Guides 5)
Bochenski, Michael I. •• Theology
This study, written on the theme of liberation theology, makes clear the links between liberation and evangelism.

There's More Than One Color in the Pew: A Handbook for Multicultural, Multiracial Churches
Mathews, Dr. Tony •• Church Life/Social Isues/Culture
Topics covered include overcoming the fear of ministering to different races, building relationships across cultural lines, implementing ministries that foster growth in multicultural and multiracial churches, and others.

The Theology of the Hammer
Fuller, Millard •• Devotional/Inspirational
This is the story of the creator of Habitat for Humanity.

Ties That Bind: Life Together in the Baptist Vision
Freeman, Curtis W. & Gary A. Furr, eds. •• Spirituality
A variety of outstanding Baptist writers explore the distinctive contributions the Baptist perspective on conversion, contemplation, and corporate life can make to the larger Christian heritage of spirituality.

Touring C.S. Lewis' Ireland & England
Bramlett, Perry C. & Ronald W. Higdon •• Biography/Autobiograpy
From their wealth of experience, the authors provide a historical, geographical and biographical look at the life of C.S. Lewis.

Tree of All Hearts: Modern Parables for Teaching Faith
Galindo, Israel & Alexander O. Gonzalez •• Ministry/Preaching/Teaching
This collection of original contemporary parables and stories is presented with powerful wisdom and truths through the telling of stories.

The Trophy of Baptists: Words to Celebrate Religious Liberty
Walker, J. Brent, ed. •• Sermon
For more than a quarter century the Baptist Joint Committee has published materials and resources each year to facilitate the observance of Religious Liberty Day throughout Baptist life.

Trust and Treachery: A Historical Novel of Roger Williams in America
Kraeger, Linda & Joe Barnhart •• History/Church History
In Trust and Treachery, authors Joe Barnhart and Linda Kraeger take us inside the life and times of Roger Williams with a literary sense of immediacy unparalleled by a standard biography.

The Tug of Home: Restful Words for Weary Families
Poole, Charles E. •• Devotional/Inspirational
The words that have found a home in the walls of this book are theological reflections and devotional essays that offer families spiritual help.

Understanding Christianity?: Looking Through the Windows of God
Walker, Scott •• Theology
The author invites Christians who are seeking to understand their faith, to look at the Bible more completely, yet simply and grasp the basic, eternally profound truths through the windows that the Bible opens.

The Unfettered Word: Confronting the Authority-Inerrancy Question
James, Robison B. •• Theology
A collection of essays discussing the authority-inerrancy question.

Voices of Our Sisters
Findley, Kathy Manis •• Spirituality/Christian Living
The author provides biblical stories that trace the trials and victories of s