Comfort comes in a variety of ways in our lives. Family is a great comfort. Friends bring comfort and joy. We are happy when... More > we have a comfortable living, and what gladness we have when we can be comfortable in all the circumstances of life. Of course when all these temporal comforts are shaken, that which cannot be shaken remains. This is why we must find our comfort not in the fleeting, but those things that never pass away. What is the answer? As Joseph in Egypt, we must open up the storage and feed ourselves and all the earth. We cannot say "be ye warmed and filled" and go on our merry way. You and I must do the hard work of meditation on the Person and Work of Jesus Christ. May Christ draw you to Himself and clothe you with that robe of righteousness. Imbibe all the comforts He has prepared for you and feast on the morsels of His Person. "Taste and see that the Lord is good," and you will hunger no more for this world! < Less

This book is an in depth study into how regeneration transforms the life of every true Christian.

THE CALL is a phrase that is heard in messages, classrooms, discussions at pastor's fellowships, and invitations at college... More > chapels, youth camps and revival meetings all across the country. Men are encouraged to "answer the call, surrender to the call, not run from the call," etc. Is this term (or action by God--that of calling men) the one that best describes the method by which God engages men in ordainable ministry today How involved must the local church be in the observation, recognition, preparation, and authorization of this man who claims to be "called" to the ministry What is "The Call" How do you get it How do you know whether or not you have it What criteria is used in the determination of who has it and who doesn't And furthermore, why do we not see that term used in the next generation after Paul (Timothy, Titus) when engaging these men in ministry These and other issues surrounding "The Call" will be discussed in this book--hopefully to the profit of many and to the glory of God. < Less

The Christian world has been challenged by the theological mind and prolific pen of Jay Adams. The goal for the believer has... More > been to think about and do ministry biblically. One of the primary motivations has been to help believers handle all of life by the proper interpretation and application of God's sufficient Book-the Bible. --William Miller Hill Note: This book includes eight complete study guides (teacher editions) including: 1. How to Help People Change, 2. Godliness Through Discipline, 3. Christ and Your Problems, 4. "What to Do When" Pamphlet Series, 5. How to Overcome Evil, 6. The Biblical View of Self-Esteem, 7. Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage, and 8. Solving Marriage Problems. < Less

Change... the mere mention of the word strikes fear in many people. Yet, for believers, this word should really describe our... More > lives as we change from one state of Christlikeness into the next (II Corinthians 3:18). The focus of this book is to help believers discover the principles that will help them grow into the image of Christ. Here is a practical tool for personal study, pastors, counselors, parents, and teachers. --William Miller Hill & Pastor Dennis L. Horne < Less

THE CALL is a phrase that is heard in messages, classrooms, discussions at pastor's fellowships, and invitations at college... More > chapels, youth camps and revival meetings all across the country. Men are encouraged to "answer the call, surrender to the call, not run from the call," etc. Is this term (or action by God--that of calling men) the one that best describes the method by which God engages men in ordainable ministry today? How involved must the local church be in the observation, recognition, preparation, and authorization of this man who claims to be "called" to the ministry? What is "The Call"? How do you get it? How do you know whether or not you have it? What criteria is used in the determination of who has it and who doesn't? And furthermore, why do we not see that term used in the next generation after Paul (Timothy, Titus) when engaging these men in ministry? These and other issues surrounding "The Call" will be discussed in this book--hopefully to the profit of many and to the glory of God. < Less

Comfort comes in a variety of ways in our lives. Family is a great comfort. Friends bring comfort and joy. We are happy when... More > we have a comfortable living, and what gladness we have when we can be comfortable in all the circumstances of life. Of course when all these temporal comforts are shaken, that which cannot be shaken remains. This is why we must find our comfort not in the fleeting, but those things that never pass away. What is the answer? As Joseph in Egypt, we must open up the storage and feed ourselves and all the earth. We cannot say “be ye warmed and filled” and go on our merry way. You and I must do the hard work of meditation on the Person and Work of Jesus Christ. May Christ draw you to Himself and clothe you with that robe of righteousness. Imbibe all the comforts He has prepared for you and feast on the morsels of His Person. “Taste and see that the Lord is good,” and you will hunger no more for this world! < Less

When Mr. Adams was in London, in August, 1868, Charles Haddon Spurgeon informed him that he had used "Baptists Thorough... More > Reformers" as a text book in his Pastor's College, regarding it as the best Manual of Baptist principles he had met. < Less

The Christian world has been challenged by the theological mind and prolific pen of Jay Adams. The goal for the believer has... More > been to think about and do ministry biblically. One of the primary motivations has been to help believers handle all of life by the proper interpretation and application of God’s sufficient Book—the Bible. --William Miller Hill *****Note: This book includes eight complete study guides (teacher editions) including: 1. How to Help People Change, 2. Godliness Through Discipline, 3. Christ and Your Problems, 4. "What to Do When" Pamphlet Series, 5. How to Overcome Evil, 6. The Biblical View of Self-Esteem, 7. Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage, and 8. Solving Marriage Problems. < Less

The Christian world has been challenged by the theological mind and prolific pen of Jay Adams. The goal for the believer has... More > been to think about and do ministry biblically. One of the primary motivations has been to help believers handle all of life by the proper interpretation and application of God’s sufficient Book—the Bible. “Maturing the saints”, “discipling”, “counseling”, “ministering the Word”, and “biblical mentoring” are all words and phrases that describe the process Dr. Adams has laid out for us—that is using God’s Word to help God’s people grow and change to become more like God’s Son, Jesus Christ. My desire has been to provide a practical tool that will aid the student in using the book for maximum benefit. --William Miller Hill *****Note: This book includes four complete study guides (teacher editions) including: 1. What to Do on Thursday, 2. Teaching to Observe, 3. Truth Applied, and 4. A Call to Discernment. < Less