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SECTION #1 IVP CLASSICS & SPECIAL AUTHORS

[OUT-OF-PRINT]

Beauty of God’s Holiness (10+)

In a book that is at once a manifesto and a devotional guide, Thomas
Trevethan (IVCF staff & Bible Expositor) vividly reminds us that holiness
is an essential characteristic of the biblical Lord.
If you liked Packer’s Knowing God you’ll probably love this book. 278
pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Incomparable Christ (2)
For anyone who wants to understand Jesus and his ministry, here is a
comprehensive overview of the life and influence of Christ from John Stott,
one of the world’s most influential evangelical voices.
250 pages, cloth, retail $20.00
OUR PRICE $14.00 (SAVE 30%)

John Stott: A Comprehensive Bibliography (3)
Timothy Dudley-Smith (Stott’s biographer) compiles a complete account (as
of 1995) of Stott’s writings, including books he has written or edited or
contributed to, his booklets and pamphlets, his contributions to
periodicals, and his prayers, verse, and hymns. 156 pages, paper, Retail
$13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%)

Money Isn’t God So Why is the Church Worshipping It (10+)
John White author of The Fight, warns that the church is guilty of idolatry
and calls for an examination of the church’s relationship with money,
property and power. It is a forceful call to repentance lest God’s
judgment come upon those who have succumbed to modern materialism. 203
pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $5.50 (SAVE 50%)

Our Joyful Confidence (10+)
The Lordship of Jesus in Colossians, an exposition, Thomas Trevethan. 168
pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

Out of the Saltshaker & into the World: 20th Anniversary Edition cloth (2)
Rebecca Manley Pippert’s evangelism classic, thoroughly revised and
expanded, contains new chapters on the stages of evangelism, new stories of
God’s work in people’s lives and added material on meeting the challenges
of new competitors to the Christian faith.
288 pages, cloth Retail $18.00 OUR PRICE $12.60 (SAVE 30%)

Romans (2)
Steeped in the text and context of Romans, conversant with the most recent
Pauline scholarship and responding out of his own pastoral and missionary
experience John Stott provides an exposition which spans the two worlds of
Romans-Paul’s and ours. Now in the Bible Speaks Today Commentary Series
this is a hard back of the original printing.
432 pages, cloth, retail $25.00 OUR PRICE $17.50 (SAVE 30%)

Two Cities, Two Loves
Deeply biblical in argument, thoroughly conversant with contemporary
culture and informed by personal involvement in urban ministry, James
Montgomery Boice speaks with challenge and encouragement to Christians in
the midst of turbulent times.
280 pages, cloth, retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $14.00 (SAVE 30%)

Walking in the Ways of the Lord (3)
The Ethical Authority of the Old Testament, Christopher J. H. Wright.
Issues in approaching Scripture’s ethical authority, ways in which the
church has understood and lived under this authority, and insightful
studies of issues of land, jubilee, the state, human rights, and struggle
against corruption, dishonesty and justice. 319 pages, paper, Retail
$16.00 OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Whatever Happened to the Jesus Lane Lot? (3)
Oliver Barclay tells the fascinating story of IVCF roots and founding which
go back to Cambridge England in 1780., 176 pages, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR
PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

Journey Among Students (5)
Howard Guinness tells the story of how God led him out of a medical career
and used him to plant and nurture student work in North America, Australia,
New Zeeland, India, South Africa, Persia, Palestine, and more. 189 pages,
paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

[CASSICS:IN-PRINT]
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Art and the Bible (3)
In this book’s classic essays, Francis A. Schaeffer first examines the
scriptural record of the use of various art forms, and then establishes a
Christian perspective on art. With clarity and vigor, Schaeffer explains
why “the Christian is the one whose imagination should fly beyond the
stars.”
94 pages, paper, retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $4.00 (SAVE 50%)

Baptism & Fullness: 2nd Edition (4)
The Holy Spirit continues to be at work around the world, as numerous
renewal movements attest. Yet much confusion and controversy remain
regarding the Holy Spirit’s activity. In this classic study, John Stott
provides clear biblical exposition on the promise, the fruit and the gifts
of the Holy Spirit.
119 pages, paper, Retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $5.60 (SAVE 30%)

Basic Christianity (6)
Who is Jesus Christ? If he is not who he said he was, and if he did not do
what he said he had come to do, the whole superstructure of Christianity
crumbles in ruins to the ground. Is it plausible that Jesus was truly
divine? And what might this mean for us? John Stott presents his clear,
classic statement of the gospel..
142 pages, paper, Retail $6.00 OUR PRICE
$4.20 (SAVE 30%)

Christian Mission in the Modern World(3)
John R. W. Stott argues that the mission of the church must encompass both
evangelism and social action.
128 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $3.90 (SAVE 70%)

Cost of Commitment (3)
Following Jesus, says John White, is not cheap. The cost is substantial.
But the benefits, rewards and joys that come with our commitment to him are
well worth it. Here is a classic work on what it means to be a follower of
Christ in all its suffering and glory.
170 pages, paper, retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $5.60 (SAVE 30%)

Daring to Draw Near (4)
Examining ten prayers recorded in the Bible, John White uncovers lessons
about the discipline and privilege of prayer.
162 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

Escape From Reason (3)
Tracing trends in twentieth-century thought, Francis A. Schaeffer shows
that Christianity offers meaning where there is purposelessness and hope
where there is despair.
123 pages, paper, retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $5.60 (SAVE 30%)

Evangelical Truth (25)
John R. W. Stott presents an exquisite crystallization of our essential
beliefs about revelation, the cross and the Holy Spirit while calling
readers from differences toward common ground.
131 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Fight (7)
John White’s handbook for Christian living covers prayer, fellowship, Bible
study, evangelism, work and more.
230 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

For Christ and the University (4)
Keith and Gladys Hunt tell the story of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship’s
first fifty years—from early setbacks and failed plans to creative
strategies and spiritual triumphs.
454 pages, paper, Retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 50%) The God Who Hears
Why does God answer some prayers but not others? Why should I pray if God
already knows what I need? W. Bingham Hunter explores these and other
mysteries of prayer in light of God’s character.
224 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%) Grow Your Christian Life (5)
This three-month Bible study guide covers sin, evangelism, relationships,
knowing God’s will, spiritual growth and many other topics.
84 studies, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $3.90 (SAVE 70%)

How to Give Away Your Faith: Revised Edition (6)
Paul Little offers examples and advice for ordinary people who want to
share the extraordinary gospel. The second edition, updated by Marie
Little, includes a study guide for individuals or groups.
192 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)
228 pages, pocket book paper size, retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $7.00 (SAVE 30%)

John Stott: The Making of a Leader (3)
Stott’s friend and colleague Timothy Dudley-Smith looks at his first forty
years, revealing his lighthearted humanity and focus on God’s Word and work
in the world. Winner of the 2001 John Pollock Award for Christian
Biography.
513 pages, cloth, Retail $25.00 OUR PRICE $12.50 (SAVE 50%)

John Stott: A Global Ministry (2)
This second of the two-volume biography shares the fascinating history of
the maturing of the evangelical movements worldwide and the story of its
most pivotal and inspiring leaders. A 2002 Christianity Today Merit Award
Winner.
538 pages, cloth, Retail $25.00 OUR PRICE $12.50 (SAVE 50%)

Know Why You Believe: Revised & Expanded
Paul Little tackles the difficult questions that confront Christian belief.
This edition, updated and expanded by Marie Little, includes a study guide
for individuals or groups.
189 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)

Knowing God:20th Anniversary Edition(3)
For more than twenty years, J. I. Packer’s classic has helped Christians
around the world discover the wonder, the glory and the joy of knowing God.
286 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%)

Knowing God’s Will: 2nd Edition
M. Blaine Smith provides down-to-earth counsel on making the tough choices
of life.
249 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

The Mark of the Christian (3)
Christians have not always presented an inviting picture to the world. Too
often we have failed to show the beauty of authentic Christian love. And
the world has disregarded Christianity as a result. Francis A. Schaeffer
challenges Christians to respond compassionately to a needy world and to
show the mark of Christ in all their actions.
61 pages, paper, retail $6.00 OUR PRICE $3.00 (SAVE 50%)

Out of the Saltshaker & into the World: 20th Anniversary Edition
Rebecca Manley Pippert’s evangelism classic, thoroughly revised and
expanded, contains new chapters on the stages of evangelism, new stories of
God’s work in people’s lives and added material on meeting the challenges
of new competitors to the Christian faith.
288 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%)

Your Mind Matters (3)
Knowledge is indispensable to Christian life and service, writes John
Stott. “If we do not use the mind which God has given us, we condemn
ourselves to spiritual superficiality.” John R. Stott makes a forceful
appeal for Christian discipleship that engages the intellect as well as the
heart.
91 pages, paper, Retail $7.00 OUR PRICE $4.90 (SAVE 30%)

The Message of 2 Timothy; Bible Speaks Today Commentary Series
John Stott.
127 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%)

The Message of 2 Timothy; Bible Speaks Today Commentary Series, earlier
cover (10+)
John Stott.
127 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Message of the Sermon on the Mount; Bible Speaks Today Commentary,
earlier cover (10+)

John Stott.

238 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

SECTION #2 OUT OF PRINT IVP GENERAL

The Adventure
In this discipleship classic, Jerry Sittser uses memorable stories to
illustrate how discipleship should transform every part of life.
238 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Beyond Bumper Sticker Ethics
Using common bumper sticker slogans as a starting point, Steve Wilkens
introduces and evaluates cultural relativism, emotivism, utilitarianism,
situation ethics, deontology and other moralities of our day.
203 pages, paper, retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $6.40 (SAVE 60%)

Caring for Spirtual Needs, Phyllis LePeau (11) out of print
9 studies, saddlestitched, Retail $5.00 OUR PRICE $3.50 (SAVE 30%)

Disciplines of Grace (10+)
T. M. Moore explores the spiritual practices that have shaped Christians
for centuries—studying the Bible, worshiping with others, keeping the
sabbath, giving to others, being alone with God and more—to show how we
can revitalize these routines and once again make them channels of God’s
grace.
191 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

Equipper’s Guide to Every-Member Ministry (3)
Eight Ways Ordinary People Can Do the Work of the Church: 1. teach and
learn the Bible 2. conduct small groups 3. pastor the sick and hurting 4.
provide guidance in the marketplace, etc. by Paul Stevens of Regent
College.
203 pages, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

Fruit of the Spirit, Hazel Offner (8)
Bible study guide, 9 studies, saddlestiched, paper, original cover and
format, Retail $7.00 OUR PRICE $2.00 (SAVE 70%)

God’s Man in the Marketplace (2)
The Story of Herbert J. Taylor who gave Cedar Campus to IVCF. Paul
Heidebrecht, 120 pages, paper, Retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $4.00 (SAVE 50%)

Healings of Jesus
Michael Harper looks in detail at each of Jesus’ healings. The Jesus
Library Series. 194 pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $5.50 (SAVE 50%)

How to Read the Bible (9)
A. J. Conyers offers: a simple three step strategy for reading through the
whole Bible; useful tips for studying the Old and New Testaments; clear
plan for reading individual books; helpful recommendations for Bible study
aids; suggestions for variety in your study that will stimulate you and
keep you fresh. 197 pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $5.50 (SAVE 50%)

Jesus and Power
David Prior ranges over the whole gamut of Power and its effects – economic, religious, political, social and spiritual. The Jesus Library
Series.
192 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $4.50 (SAVE 50%)

In-Laws; Getting Along with Your Other Family (6)
Ron & Lori Kincaid explore important areas such as: handling financial
gifts, caring for grandchildren, improving patterns of communication,
arranging holiday traditions, and dealing with criticism.
179 pages, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $3.00 (SAVE 70%)

Knowing the Name of God (3)
A Trinitarian Tapestry of Grace, Faith, & Community, Roderick T. Leupp An
engaging and profoundly contemplative guide to knowing God as Father, Son,
and Holy Spirit.
204 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Land of the Promise
Biblical, Theological, and Contemporary Perspectives on modern Israel.
edited by Philip Johnston & Peter Walker; foreword by John Stott.
240 pages, paper, Retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 50%)

Life Planning; A Christian approach to Careers
Kirk Farnsworth & Wendell Lawhead help us find jobs that fit and avoid ones
that don’t. This workbook helps us discover our own values in life as well
as our abilities, gifts, and interests.
120 pages, paper, retail $7.00 OUR PRICE $2.10 (SAVE 70%)

Ministry on the Fireline: Practical Theology for an Empowered Church, 235
pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $ 3.00 (SAVE 80%)

Objections Sustained (3)
A collection of Phillip E. Johnson’s pithiest essays on the idolatry of
Darwin, scientists who popularize, religious freedom, American pragmatism,
Paul Feyerabend, Winston Churchill, postmodernism, natural law and more.
188 pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $7.70 (SAVE 30%)

Pastor Karl’s Rookie Year)
Twelve Unexpected Truths About Church Life, Chuck Westerman, 119 pages,
paper, Retail $7.00 OUR PRICE $1.40 (SAVE 80%)

Perils of Leadership (10)
Overcoming personal battles with power & prestige, criticism, sexual
infidelity, depression, impulsiveness, etc., Kenneth Prior of England
185 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $1.80 (SAVE 80%)

Reaching the World Next Door
How to Spread the Gospel in the Midst of Many Cultures, Thom & Marcia
Hopler, 245 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

A Renewed Spirituality (2)
Lynne Baab introduces those in midlife to six time-tested patterns of
spiritual discipline, showing how they may help people combat spiritual
restlessness and weariness and identify fresh paths for the years ahead.
208 pages, paper, retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Rest of Success (2)
What the World Didn’t Tell You About Having it All, Denis Haack
184 pages, paper, Retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $2.40 (SAVE 70%)

Seeds of Spiritual Growth (2)
This handbook by Allan Harkness will give you a variety of practical and
creative ideas for making time with God a significant part of your life.
You don’t need any special qualifications. Are you ready to grow?
175 pages, paper, Retail $11.00
OUR PRICE $7.70 (SAVE 30%)

Still Married, Still Sober (2)
Hope for Your Alcoholic Marriage, David & Elsie MacKenzie
178 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $1.80 (SAVE 80%)

Symphony of Scripture
Mark Strom’s introduction and survey traces the great themes of the Bible
as they are replayed, varied and amplified throughout the books of the Old
and New Testaments.
295 pages, paper, retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

Unlocking the Power of God’s Word (3)
Margaret Parker, 178 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $2.70 (SAVE 70%)

What Now?: Help for Pregnant Teens (3)
Linda Shands,104 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $2.70 (SAVE 70%)

When Your Children Divorce (2)
Elaine R. Seppa, 164 pages, paper, Retail $9.00 OUR PRICE $2.70 (SAVE 70%)

Pathfinder Pamphlets

30 Day Evangelism Plan (3)

Developing the habit of loving people, Len Andyshak, 32 pages, paper,
Retail $3.00 OUR PRICE $1.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Devil’s Gauntlet (2)

Os Guiness on the church and the challenge of society. 30 pages, paper,
Retail $3.00 OUR PRICE $1.50 (SAVE 50%)

Quiet Time Dynamics (2)
Stephen D. Eyre looks at what happens when we meet with God. 32 pages,
paper, Retail $3.00 OUR PRICE $1.50 (SAVE 50%)

Mormanism (2)
Donald S. Tingle examines one of the fasting growing religions in the
world. 32 pages, paper, Retail $3.00 OUR PRICE $1.50 (SAVE 50%)

When Someone Wants to Die (25+)

S. J. Anderson offers help for people struggling with suicide. 32 pages,
paper, Retail $3.00 OUR PRICE $1.50 (SAVE 50%)

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Reprints by DILL (Downstate Illinois) Press
Getting to Know Jesus (10+)
Paul Steeves, 30 Bible studies for individuals and groups on five aspects
of Jesus: His deity, lordship, love, death, and resurrection. OUR PRICE
$3.00

Getting to Know Your Faith (10)
Paul Steeves, 30 Bible studies for individuals and groups on five key
evangelical doctrines: the Bible, Jesus Christ, Jesus’s death &
resurrection, the holy Spirit, His return. OUR PRICE $3.00

Enrich Your Life (9)
Yvonne Vinkemulder writes 12 excellent Bible studies/discussions on giving
taken from Exodus to Philippians. OUR PRICE $3.00

How to Give Away Your Money (20+)
Simon Webley examines the Biblical teaching on giving and explores
questions for us today: Why should we give? How much should we give? To
whom should we give? 44 pages, paper, OUR PRICE $3.00

Sacrifice (8)
Howard Guiness looks at five areas of basic discipleship: poverty, love,
discipline, experience, power. 60 pages, paper, OUR PRICE $3.00

Moving Out (24)
David Howard gives an exciting sketch of how students have played an
important role in world missions. This book is six chapters from Howard’s
Student Power and World Evangelism, 80 pages, paper, OUR PRICE $3.00

The Seed Must Die (27)
Yong Choon Ahn writes the moving story of the martyrdom of two teenage boys
in Korea. A challenge to wholehearted commitment for our youth today. 44
pages, paper, OUR PRICE $3.00

Believe and Have Life (33)
22 studies for use in helping a person understand what the gospel message
is and how to become a Christian. By David Suryk , 51 pages, paper, OUR
PRICE $3.00

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SECTION #3 NON-IVP TITLES

Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business
(2)
Originally published in 1985, Neil Postman’s groundbreaking polemic about
the corrosive effects of television on our politics and public discourse
has been hailed as a twenty-first-century book published in the twentieth
century. Now, with television joined by more sophisticated electronic media-
from the Internet to cell phones to DVDs-it has taken on even greater
significance. Amusing Ourselves to Death is a prophetic look at what
happens when politics, journalism, education, and even religion become
subject to the demands of entertainment. It is also a blueprint for
regaining controlof our media, so that they can serve our highest goals.
184 pages, paper, Penguin, retail $14.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 20%)
Introduction
Part I

1. The Medium Is the Metaphor

2. Media as Epistemology

3. Typographic America

4. The Typographic Mind

5. The Peek-a-Boo World
Part II

6. The Age of Show Business

7. “Now…This”

8. Shuffle Off to Bethlehem

9. Reach Out and Elect Someone

10. Teaching as an Amusing Activity

11. The Huxleyan Warning
Notes

Bibliography

Index
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Celebration of Disciplemaking, Ron Kincaid, 176 pages, Victor, paper,
Retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $4.00 (SAVE 50%)

Challenge of the Disciplined Life
Richard Foster’s Christian Reflections on Money Sex & Power
260 pages. Paper, Harper Collins, Retail $14.00 OUR PRICE $11.90 (SAVE 30%)

Conversion in the New Testament (2)
Paul and the Twelve, Richard Peace, 395 pages, Eerdmans, paper, Retail
$26.00 OUR PRICE $13.00 (SAVE 50%)

The Cost of Discipleship
Dietrich Bobhoeffer’s classic
316 pages, paper, Simon & Schuster, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE
30%)

Finding God in the Fast Lane (2)
Joyce Huggett outlines ways in which Christians today can, like Brother
Lawrence, gradually learn to enjoy constant intimacy with God.
143 Pages, paper, Eagle, Retail $8.00 OUR PRICE $5.60 (SAVE 30%)

God in the Dock (2)
Contains 48 essays and twelve letters written by C. S. Lewis between 1940
and 1963. Ranging from popular newspaper pieces to learned defenses of the
faith, these essays cover topics as varied as the logic of theism, good and
evil, miracles, the role of women in the church, and ethics and politics.
346 pages, paper, Eerdmans, retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $12.80 (SAVE 20%)

Gospel of the Kingdom
Spiritual Studies in the Kingdom of God, George Eldon Ladd, 143 pages,
Eerdmans, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

Growing Old in Christ
Presents the first serious theological reflection ever on what it means to
grow old, particularly in our culture and particularly as a Christian. In a
full-orbed discussion of the subject, eighteen first-rate Christian
thinkers survey biblical and historical perspectives on aging, look at
aging in the modern world, and describe the “Christian practice of growing
old.” Along the way they address many timely issues, including the
medicalization of aging, the debate over physician-assisted suicide, and
the importance of friendships both among the elderly and between the
elderly and the young.
310 pages, paper, Eerdmans, Retail $24.00 OUR PRICE $16.80 (SAVE 30%)

Honey For a Woman’s Heart
Gladys Hunt, long-time advocate of reading and author of the cherished
Honey for a Child’s Heart, has written this new book for busy women who
want a wider worldview and stimulus for intellectual and emotional growth.
Honey for a Woman’s Heart explores: * The wonder of words, language, and
reading * What good books offer thoughtful readers * What makes a good book

The value of reading fiction * Best books in genres of fiction,
nonfiction, spirituality, and poetry * How to enjoy the best of books: the
Bible * The pleasure of sharing books with others * Something for everyone,
no matter what age or reading experience * Recommendations for over 500
books to enjoy.
208 pages, paper, Zondervan, retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)

How to Keep a Spiritual Journal
Ron Klug writes a guide to journal keeping for inner growth and personal
discovery.
144 pages, paper, Ausburg, Retail $14.00 OUR PRICE $9.80 (SAVE 30%)

How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth
The primary task of Bible study is to determine what the Scriptures meant
at the time they were written and how that meaning applies to us today.
This vital guide focuses on the historical contexts of the Bible and
explains differences between the Old Testament narratives, the Epistles,
Gospels, Parables, Psalms and more. It’s a practical approach to Bible
study—one that makes good sense and is easy to understand. Gordon Fee &
Douglas Stuart
265 pages, paper, Zondervan, Retail$15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

Hunger For God (5)
In this book, John Piper looks at the phenomena of religious, political,
and health-based fasting, which occur around the world, and explains what
makes Christian fasting unique. He then discusses the reasons and ways the
Bible commends fasting to us. Ultimately, Piper asserts, fasting is a way
of expressing to God that he is the supreme hunger of our hearts – that we
are starving for him.
239 pages, paper, Crossway, retail$14.00 OUR PRICE $9.80 (SAVE 30%)

Hymns of a Kid’s Heart (2)
Parents, grandparents, and teachers who want to pass the great hymns of our
Christian heritage to the next generation will treasure Hymns for a Kid’s
Heart. This book introduces children to the messages of 12 classic hymns
through Scripture, stories, prayers, and inspirational accounts about the
hymn-writers. Also included are guitar chords and simple piano music for
each hymn. An enclosed CD contains tracks with children’s voices so the
whole family can sing along. As heard on Focus on the Family. Bobbie
Wolgemuth & Joni Eareckson Tada.
96 pages, cloth with CD, Crossway, retail $22.00 OUR PRICE 15.40 (SAVE 30%)

In Search of Faithfulness
William Diehl (author of Thank God it’s Monday) surveyed 174 Lutheran
business executives to discover how God’s people think of and express
faithfulness in daily life. Diehl concludes that the institutional church
often severs the connection between faith and daily life. An excellent
marketplace book.
127 pages, paper, Fortress, retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

Isaac Watts – Father of

English Hymnology

Isaac Watts is probably

best known as the father of

English hymnology. Even

today, upon glancing

through the average hymnal,

one will find the number of

his hymns is in the top

group. His hymns always

seem suitable for every

season and every occasion

in life. You will enjoy

reading this

well-researched study of

one of God’s great

servants. By N. A. Woychuk

92 pages, paper, SMF Press,

Retail $6.00 OUR PRICE

$3.00 (SAVE 50%)

Living in a World of Wealth and Poverty (24)
A workbook on how to manage your resources with compassion and integrity,
184 pages, Nelson, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $3.00 (SAVE 70%)

Margin: Restoring Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves to
Overloaded Lives
Richard Swenson, M.D. says that as a society, we’ve forgotten what margin
is. In the push for progress, margin has been devoured. We are besieged
by anxiety, stress, and fatigue. Our relationships suffer. We have
unexplained aches and pains.
275 pages, Navpress, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $7.20 (SAVE 40%)

A Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty (2)
The Constitutional Heritage of the Religion Clauses, Arlin Adams & Charles
Emmerich, 172 pages, U of Penn, paper, Retail $17.00 OUR PRICE $8.50 (SAVE
50%)

Ordering Your Private World
Ordering Your Private World is phenomenal selling over 1 million copies
upon its original release in 1984. With revisions and new material, it is
ever more timely to readers. Never admitting to have it all together, but
rather using his own personal struggle as a way for readers to relate to
his principles, Gordon MacDonald’s classic book invites readers to bring
order to their personal life by inviting God’s control over every segment
of their lives. His premise is that if the private world of a person is in
order, it will be because they are convinced that the inner world of the
spiritual must govern the outer world of activity.
228 pages, paper, Nelson, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)
252 pages, cloth, Nelson Retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $14.00 (SAVE 30%)

Restoring Your Spiritual Passion (2)
Gordon MacDonald, 223 pages, Nelson, cloth, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50
(SAVE 50%)

The Treasure Principle (4)
In this first book in the new Small Books Big Change series, bestselling
author Randy Alcorn introduces readers to a revolution in material freedom
and radical generosity that will change lives around the world. Ninety-five
percent of Christians have never come to terms with a biblical perspective
on their material possessions, Alcorn writes. God has entrusted His wealth
to us and called upon us to manage and invest His money. This is in
everyone’s best interests, including our own. When Jesus told His followers
to “lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven,” he intended that they
discover an astounding secret: how joyful giving brings God maximum glory
and his children maximum pleasure.
104 pages, Multnomah, cloth, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $7.00 (SAVE 30%)

The Upside-Down Kingdom
In this completely revised edition of his acclaimed book, Donald B.
Kraybill says Jesus calls us to foster a Kingdom favoring those suffering
at society’s margins.
312 pages, Herald Press, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

Who Is This Jesus
Written as a “short, simple, and utterly non technical book about Jesus,”
Author Michael Green explores what Scripture and history have to say about
this man.
133 pages, paper, retail $6.00 OUR PRICE $4.20 (SAVE 30%)

Your Work Matters to God
Your Work Matters to God demonstrates biblically just how important secular
work really is to God. Once you realize how many different ways there are
to influence your coworkers for Christ (without preaching a word), you’ll
be challenged to develop a lifestyle so striking and true, the people you
work with will be eager to let you talk about what makes you different.
Authors: Doug Sherman and William Hendricks.
281 pages, paper, Navpress, retail$15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

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SECTION #4 CURRENT IVP TITLES

(for more information about this section go to www.ivpress.com)
A

B C The Case for Freewill Theism
David Basinger offers a probing philosophical examination of freewill
theism, or the “open view” of God.
154 pages, paper, retail $15.00
OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 60%) The Challenge of Jesus
N. T. Wright offers clarity and a full accounting of the facts of the life
and teachings of Jesus, revealing how the Son of God was also solidly
planted in first-century Palestine.
202 pages, cloth, Retail $17.00 OUR PRICE $11.90 (SAVE 30%)

Chris Chrisman Goes to College
Weaving the story of Chris Chrisman’s freshman year with expository
chapters on individualism, pluralism, relativism and privatization, James
W. Sire helps readers think through the complex ideas which confront
Christians and non-Christians alike on university campuses.
155 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

Comic Book Character: Unleashing the Hero in Us All
Exploring the complex personas of Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, the X-Men
and others, David A. Zimmerman unveils their cultural significance as
models of moral character, virtue and heroism. Placing comic book stories
in dialogue with the Christian story, he sheds light on who we are, what we
value and how we live.
160 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

Confessions of a Beginning Theologian
Elouise Renich Fraser describes her personal journey to become a
theologian: confronting the past, befriending the Bible, developing
theological imagination and finding an authentic voice.
132 pages, paper, retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $5.20 (SAVE 60%)

Courage & Calling (3)
Gordon T. Smith invites us to discover our vocation by listening to God and
becoming coworkers with him.
203 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)

The Dark Lord’s Demise
(Book 6) In book six of John White’s Archives of Anthropos series Wesley,
Kurt and Lisa are drawn into the adventure of a lifetime and a battle with
Lord Lunacy that holds the future of Anthropos in the balance.
296 pages, paper, Retail $16.00
OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Discipleship of the Mind)
Discussing worldview thinking, the foundations of knowledge and the
relationship between knowing and doing, James W. Sire shows Christians how
to honor God with their minds.
249 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%) Down-to-Earth Spirituality
Examining the Genesis account of Jacob, R. Paul Stevens reveals how we can
encounter God in the ordinary, boring stuff of daily life.
208 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

Ecclesiastes
T. M. Moore provides a new translation and interpretive paraphrase that
artfully unveils the ancient mysteries of the often puzzling book of
Ecclesiastes. A 2002 Christianity Today Merit Award winner!
139 pages, cloth, retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%) Equal to the Task
Ruth Haley Barton takes a balanced look at men and women in partnership,
pointing out practical models of gender equality in relationships, work and
ministry.
224 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%) Evangelism Made Slightly Less Difficult Nick Pollard explains why people
don’t want to hear about Jesus and shows how to get them interested.
178 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%) Excellence in Leadership (2)
John White offers a dynamic alternative to secular styles of leadership and
management. Study and discussion questions included.
132 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%) F Families at the Crossroads
Rodney Clapp articulates a challenge to both sides of the critical debate
on the future of the family. Named one of the Best Books of 1995 by the
London Bible College Bookshop.
208 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%) Following Jesus in the “Real World”(3)
Richard Lamb blends scriptural insights, stories of recent graduates and
his own life experience to offer sound advice and practical encouragement
for spiritual growth during the post-college years.
223 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%) G Get the Word Out
Offering stories from his experiences in evangelism, John Teter shows how
God prepares the way for your witness and follows through on the work he
prompts you to begin. Here is the assurance you need that the outcomes of
your attempts to share Jesus with others do not rest with you alone.
168 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%) Getting a Grip on Your Money
Filled with real-world examples and illustrations, this book by William C.
Wood offers simple, practical advice for getting your finances in order
with sound help for reducing debt, spending less, saving and more.
192 pages, paper, retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $4.80 (SAVE 60%) God the Almighty
(Book 3) Donald G. Bloesch offers cogent criticisms and corrective insights
on both classical and recently advanced views of God. Volume 3 in Christian
Foundations. A 1996 [italic]Christianity Today[/italic] Book Award winner!
329 pages, cloth, retail $27.00
OUR PRICE $8.10 (SAVE 70%) H

Hearing God Through the Year (6)
In these daily devotionals Dallas Willard helps us understand how we can
know the voice of God and act on it.
326 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

How Blind Is the Watchmaker?
Neil Broom, a biomechanics scientist, boldly challenges the scientific
establishment’s commitment to what he labels as “the flimsily crafted but
persuasively packaged myth of scientific materialism.”
224 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

How to Understand Your Bible (2)
In this introduction for beginning students of the Bible, T. Norton
Sterrett presents the basic principles of interpretation.
179 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $3.90 (SAVE 70%)

How to Win the Culture War
Peter Kreeft examines the true nature of the “culture war” today,
identifies the real enemies facing the church and maps out a strategy for
battle.
120 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 SAVE (50%)

How Wide the Divide?
Craig Blomberg and Stephen Robinson examine the agreements and
disagreements between evangelicalism and Mormonism, focusing on Scripture,
God, Christ, the Trinity and salvation. A 1998 Christianity Today Book
Award winner!
228 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%) I Introducing Jesus (20)
Peter Scazzero provides all you need to know for starting and leading an
evangelistic Bible study, including six sample Bible studies (with leader’s
notes).
6 studies, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $2.00 (SAVE 80%) Invitation to a Journey (4)
M. Robert Mulholland Jr. fleshes out a carefully worded definition of
spiritual formation that encompasses the dynamics of a vital Christian life
and counters our culture’s tendency to trivialize, methodize and privatize
spirituality.
173 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%)

Invitation to Solitude and Silence (2)
Ruth Haley Barton invites you to meet God deeply and fully outside the
demands and noise of daily life. She leads you on a journey toward freedom
and authenticity, toward becoming the person God created you to be.
144 pages, cloth, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

The Iron Sceptre
(Book 4) Wesley, Kurt, Lisa and Mary are called to Anthropos to help King
Kardia save his country from the evil plans of Mirmah. Book 4 in John
White’s Archives of Anthropos.
408 pages, paper, Retail $16.00
OUR PRICE $3.80 (SAVE 70%)

Jesus with Dirty Feet: a Down-to-Earth Look at Christianity for the Curious
& Skeptical
Unencumbered by religious language, Don Everts presents an easy-to-read,
upbeat and unapologetic introduction to Jesus and shows why making a
decision about him is important.
125 pages, paper, Retail $6.00 OUR PRICE $4.20 (SAVE 30%)

Jesus’ Resurrection: Fact or Figment?
Edited by Paul Copan and Ronald Tacelli, this is a lively and provocative
debate between Christian philosopher William Lane Craig and New Testament
scholar and atheist Gerd Lüdemann on the historical truth of the
resurrection.
206 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

John Wyclif: Myth & Reality
John Wyclif has been called hero and heretic, reformer and radical,
guardian and gadfly. But the true tale of this most controversial of late-
medieval Englishmen is far richer and more complex. G.R. Evans gives us an
engaging biography of John Wyclif, “the morning star of the Reformation.”
This is the first major biography of John Wyclif in nearly a century. A
must-have!
320 pages, cloth, Retail $25.00 OUR PRICE $12.50 (SAVE 50%)

Journey to the Center of the City
Randy White tells how he and his family left suburbia to live and minister
in a disadvantaged area of Fresno, California. Their compelling story will
show you God’s heart for the city and help you discover how you can make a
difference in today’s cities.
144 pages, paper, retail $14.00 OUR PRICE $5.60 (SAVE 60%)

Just Business
Alexander D. Hill explores Christian concepts of holiness, justice and love
as keys to Christian business ethics. He includes case studies on such
topics as employer-employee relations, affirmative action and environmental
damage.
232 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $4.80 (SAVE 70%)

Know the Truth: not Revised (3)
Bruce Milne helps readers develop a systematic theology. Covering a variety
of topics, he provides relevant biblical texts, questions for study and
discussion, and suggestions for further reading.
352 pages, paper, 0-8308-1793-X, $17.00
OUR PRICE $3.40 (SAVE 80%)

L The Last Christmas
(Book 5) Barry Smedlowe was in trouble. Sloan Favor had taken over his
clubhouse, ruined his party and stolen his friends. Powerless and alone,
Barry didn’t realize that what seemed like the last Christmas would
actually be his first. Book 5 in John Bibee’s Spirit Flyer Series.
204 pages, paper, Retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

The Marketplace Annotated Bibliography (4)
Here is the latest and most complete resource for putting work in its
proper Christian perspective. This book reviews hundreds of other books on
topics like career guidance, leisure, terminations and layoffs, business
ethics, time and financial management.
222 pages, paper, Retail $25.00 OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 60%) A Mind for God (10+)
Grow your brain! James Emery White presents a well-written, accessible
approach to the importance of the mind in a Christian framework and the use
of the Christian mind in the world. Includes reading lists and resources
for learning.
127 pages, cloth, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

The Moral Quest
Stanley J. Grenz masterfully leads readers into a theological engagement
with moral inquiry that is a first-rate introduction to Christian ethics. A
1998 [italic]Christianity Today[/italic] Book Award winner!
379 pages, paper, retail $22.00
OUR PRICE $11.00 (SAVE 50%)

More Than Equals: Revised
Spencer Perkins and Chris Rice set out a bold, practical plan for racial
reconciliation which has as its motivation more than harmonious living—namely, a witness to the truth and power of the gospel. A 1994 Christianity
Today Critics’ Choice Award winner.
285 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Myth of Certainty
Dan Taylor affirms a call to throw off the paralysis of uncertainty and to
risk commitment to God without forfeiting the God-given gift of an
inquiring mind.
158 pages, paper, retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $4.50 (SAVE 70%)

The Psalms: An Artist’s Impression(10+) Using vibrant acrylics on
Plexiglas, Dutch artist Anneke Kaai applies paintbrush and collage
techniques to give “body” to her experience of the Psalms. The verses that
inspired her paintings appear alongside, taken from The Message by Eugene
H. Peterson.
55 pages, casebound, Retail $20.00
OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 50%) Q R Reconcilable Differences (2)
Counselor and teacher Virginia Todd Holeman weaves together biblical
insight and rich theological reflection while drawing from the best of
current psychological studies on forgiveness, repentance and reconciling to
help couples work towards healing and transformation of broken
relationships.
252 pages, paper, Retail $15.00
OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

Recovering the Scandal of the Cross
As Joel B. Green and Mark D. Baker demonstrate, the New Testament displays
a rich array of interpretations of the cross. The church in mission shaped
these as it rooted the story of a scandalous cross in the language of
everyday realities and relationships.
232 pages, paper, retail $16.00
OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Reframing Paul
Mark Strom unveils Paul in his original context and invites us to engage
with him in new terms. He courageously draws Paul into vital conversation
with contemporary evangelicalism. This book is for anyone who wants to
learn how the church can be an attractive community of transforming grace
and conversation.
256 pages, paper, retail $18.00 OUR PRICE $9.00 (SAVE 50%)

Refuge from Abuse
Nancy Nason-Clark and Catherine Clark Kroeger draw on their professional
experience in sociology and biblical studies to supply here-and-now, step-
by-step advice that victims of domestic violence need to being a journey
toward healing.
178 pages, paper, retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $6.50 (SAVE 50%)

The Runaway Parents
(Book 6) John discovers that the truth about his parents (presumed dead
after a mysterious car accident) has been hidden by Goliath Industries—and
only the Spirit Flyers hold the key to the mystery. Book 6 in John Bibee’s
Spirit Flyer Series.
164 pages, paper, Retail $10.00
OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

Sightings of the Savior (2)
Retelling stories from the Bible of men and women who were met by Jesus
uniquely and powerfully, Rick Ezell shows how Jesus the Savior can meet
your needs, heal your hurts and find you-~~however unexpectedly~~-wherever
you are.
144 pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $5.50 (SAVE 50%) Spiritual Care: A Guide for Caregivers (2)
Judith Allen Shelly offers guidance on caring for a patient’s soul in this
revised and expanded guide for anyone who provides care to those who are
suffering.
180 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $10.50 (SAVE 30%)

Stewards in the Kingdom (3)
R. Scott Rodin unpacks a theology of the abundant life, which encompasses
our world, life and possessions, and appropriately begins with the very
being of the Creator.
224 pages, paper, Retail $20.00
OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 50%)

Still Bored in a Culture of Entertainment
Richard Winter’s critique of our “culture of entertainment” explores the
nature, causes and effects of boredom and counteracts it with practical
suggestions for living with passion and wonder.
160 pages, paper, Retail $15.00
OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%

Strange Virtues
Addressing differing approaches to morality across cultures, Bernard T.
Adeney discusses the ethical import of other religions and gender
relations, explores how the Bible and culture interact to produce ethical
stances, and includes case studies. “An uncommon book of uncommon wisdom”—Stanley Hauerwas, Duke University.
286 pages, paper, retail $24.00 OUR PRICE $12.00 (SAVE 50%)

A Theology as Big as the City
How does God see the city? What does the Bible say about urban ministry?
Ray Bakke systematically answers these questions with a biblical urban
theology.
221 pages, paper, Retail 15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%) A Theology of Word & Spirit
(Book 1) (CF) Pointing the way toward a confessional theology for the
twenty-first century, Donald G. Bloesch begins his seven-volume work,
Christian Foundations, with this introduction to authority and method in
theology. A 1994 Christianity Today Critics’ Choice Award winner.
336 pages, cloth, Retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $10.00 (SAVE 50%)

Thinking About God (3)
What is God like? What can God do? What can God know? How does God
communicate? Philosopher Gregory E. Ganssle appeals to philosophy for some
answers to these questions in this introduction to thinking clearly and
carefully about God.
187 pages, paper, Retail $16.00
OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Too Busy Not to Pray: 10th Anniversary Edition Revised & Expanded (2)
For a decade thousands have enjoyed Bill Hybels’s insightful and readable
ideas on prayer and spending time with God. Now this new edition of his
contemporary classic has been revised and expanded, including two new
chapters.
192 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $ 10.50 (SAVE 30%)

Too Busy Not to Pray Journal
For a decade thousands have enjoyed Bill Hybels’s insightful and readable
ideas on prayer and spending time with God. Now this new edition of his
contemporary classic has been revised and expanded, including two new
chapters.
126 pages, paper, retail $10.00 OUR PRICE $5.00 (SAVE 50%)

The Tower of Geburah
(Book 3) One moment Wesley, Kurt and Lisa are poking around in their
uncle’s attic. The next they have stepped into the magical world of
Anthropos, where their help is needed to free a king and defeat powers of
evil. Book 3 in John White’s Archives of Anthropos.
404 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

True Love in a World of False Hope
Robbie Castleman believes reclaiming purity in relationships is a journey
toward holiness. In sprightly, straight-for-the-target prose, she shows how
unmarried Christians can wait until marriage without turning into prudes or
wallflowers.
178 pages, paper, Retail $13.00 OUR PRICE $9.10 (SAVE 30%)

Why the Rest Hates the West: Understanding the Roots of Global Rage
For anyone who’s wondered why people around the world seem to hate the West
so much, Historian Meic Pearse offers thoughtful, balanced and challenging
answers. He shows how many of the underlying assumptions of Western
civilization directly oppose and contradict the cultural and religious
values of significant people groups and provides a starting point for
dialogue and reconciliation. 188 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE
$7.50 (SAVE 50%)

Worship, Community & the Triune God of Grace
Refuting the notion that the doctrine of the Trinity may be indispensable
for the creed but remote from life and worship, James B. Torrance points us
to the indispensable “who” of worship—the triune God of grace. He
demonstrates why trinitarian theology is the very essence of Christian
confession.
130 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

Written on the Heart
J. Budziszewski presents and defends the natural-law tradition by
expounding the work of leading architects of the theory, including
Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas and John Locke. A 1998 [italic]Christianity
Today[/italic] Book Award winner!
252 pages, paper, retail $17.00
OUR PRICE $8.50 (SAVE 50%)

SECTION #5 BIBLE STUDY GUIDES

Christian Character Bible Studies:
Deciding Wisely 6 or 12 studies, , $5.00

Groups Investigating God Series:
Finding God (2)
63 pages, saddlestitched, 0-8308-2028-0, $7.00

Sex (2)
6 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-2026-4, $7.00

Spirituality (2)
61 pages, saddlestitched, 0-8308-2027-2, $7.00

John Stott Bible Studies:

The Beatitudes
63 pages, saddlestitched, 0-8308-2032-9, $7.00

Letting God Be God Bible Studies:
Receiving Comfort from God (7)
6 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-2072-8, $6.00

LifeGuide¨ Bible Studies:
Leading Bible Discussions (2)
Basic Handbook, 64 pages. Paper $6.00

Topical:
Jesus the Reason (3)
8 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-1080-4, $6.00

Jesus’ Final Week
8 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-3091-X, $7.00

Meeting Jesus
13 studies, 0-8308-3060-X, $7.00

Meeting the Spirit
10 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-1068-5, $6.00

Characters: New Testament Characters 10 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-1069-3, $6.00 Women of the New Testament
10 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-1077-4, $6.00

Old Testament:

Jonah, Joel & Amos
12 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-1032-4, $6.00

Psalms, Prayers of the Heart: Revised
9 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-3038-3, $7.00

New Testament:

Ephesians: Revised
11 studies, saddlestitched, 0-8308-3012-X, $7.00

Meeting God Series:

In Busyness

6 studies, saddlestitched, $6.00

In Joy (2)
6 studies, saddlestitched, $6.00

In Praise

6 studies, saddlestitched, $6.00

In Waiting

6 studies, saddlestitched, $6.00

Caring Series (Phyllis LePeau):

Caring for People in Grief (2)

9 studies, saddlestitched, $5.00

Christian Basics Series:
Christ’s Body: Community of the King, Howard Snyder
6 studies, $6.00

Excellence: Run With the Horses, Eugene Peterson
6 studies, $6.00

Lordship: Basic Discipleship, Floyd McClung (2)
6 studies, $6.00

Global Issues Series:
Healing For Broken People (7), Dan Harrison
6 Studies for individuals or groups $5.00

Multi-Ethnicity (9)Isaac Canales
6 Studies for individuals or groups $5.00

People & Technology (2 )Mary Fisher
6 Studies for individuals or groups $5.00

Urbanization (7) Glandion Carney
6 Studies for individuals or groups $5.00

Voiceless People (7) Chuck Shelton
6 Studies for individuals or groups $5.00

SECTION #6 COMMENTARIES

The Bible Speaks Today Series:

The Message of Ruth (2)
David J. Atkinson.
128 pages, paper, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%)

The Message of 2 Timothy
John Stott.
127 pages, paper, Retail $16.00
OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE 30%)

The Message of the Sermon on the Mount earlier cover (10+)
John Stott.
238 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%) The Message of 2 Timothy earlier cover (6)
John Stott.
127 pages, paper, Retail $15.00 OUR PRICE $7.50 (SAVE 50%)

IVP New Testament Commentary Series:
1-2 Timothy & TituS
(Volume 14) Philip H. Towner.
271 pages, cloth, Retail $22.00 OUR PRICE $15.40 (SAVE 30%)

Miscellaneous Commentaries:
Faithful Living in a Faithless World (10+)
Roy Clements commentary on sections of Ezekiel & Daniel.
180 pages, paper, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $2.20 (SAVE 80%)

Matthew for Today
Expository Study of Matthew by Michael Green. Recently has become part of
the IVP Bible Speaks Today commentary series.
301 pages, paper, Word, Retail $16.00 OUR PRICE $8.00 (SAVE 50%)

Our Joyful Confidence (10+)
The Lordship of Jesus in Colossians, an exposition, Thomas Trevethan.
168 pages, paper, Retail $12.00 OUR PRICE $6.00 (SAVE 50%)

What Christ Thinks of the Church (5)
An exposition of Revelation 1-3 by John Stott.
127 pages, paper, Baker, Retail $11.00 OUR PRICE $5.50 (SAVE 50%)

SECTION #7 USED, WORN COVERS, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

$1.00
$1 American Militias; Rebellion, Racism, Religion by Richard Abanes
UNUSED
296 pages, paper, IVP,retail$15.00

$1 Battered Into Submission
The tragedy of wife abuse in the Christian home. James & Phyllis Alsdurf
UNUSED-WORN COVER
168 pages, paper, IVP, retail $10.00

$1 Know the Truth (3)
A handbook of Christian belief. Bruce Milne
UNUSED
288 pages, paper, IVP, retail $13.00

$1 The Muselings
UNUSED-WORN COVER
Fiction for children 9-13. Ed Wicke
160 pages, paper, IVP, retail $6.00

$1 The Screeps
UNUSED-WORN COVER
Fiction for children 9-13. Ed Wicke
191 pages, paper, IVP, retail$7.00

$1 Two Testaments: One Bible
A study of some modern solutions to some theological problems of the
relationship of O.T. and N.T. D. L. Baker 1976
UNUSED-NOT TYPESET
554 pages, paper, IVP, retail $7.95

$1 The Eye of the Storm
Recommended by Corrie Ten Boom, Billy Graham, and Catherine Marshall.
Joseph P. Bishop
UNUSED
126 pages, cloth, Chosen Books, retail $4.95

$1 Teilhard de Chardin
An analysis and assessment. D. Gareth Jones
UNUSED
72 pages, paper, IVP

$1 Genration 2K
What parents & others need to know about the Millennials. Wendy Zoba
UNUSED
111 pages, paper, IVP

.50

.50 Reasons for Faith (10+)
An apologetic for faith in God being a reasonable response to the evidence
of the external universe.
UNUSED
142 pages, paper, IVP, retail $2.25 (1970’s price)

.50 How to Eat humble Pie & Not Get Indigestion
A fun read on lessons of humility. Charlene Baumbich.
LIGHTLY USED
173 pages, paper, IVP, retail$9.00

.10

.10 The Coming Great Awakening
Today’s college youth (of the 90s) may be a vanguard of another reform of
church and culture. David McKenna of Asbury.
USED
131 pages, paper, IVP

SECTION #8 FACULTY, UNIVERSITY, ACADEMIC

Beyond Science
John Polkinghorne has had a distinguished career as a particle physicist
and as an author of books exploring themes in science and religion. In
Beyond Science Polkinghorne examines the nature of scientific inquiry
itself and the human context in which science operates. The book looks to
issues of meaning and value, such as scientific competition and
subjectivity, as well as more practical aspects of the discipline as the
conference circuit and the nurturing of new research. Throughout,
Polkinghorne offers an accessible and personal view of science and its
relationship to the human spirit.
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Fact, Value, and God
Philosopher Arthur F. Holmes surveys the historical ways of grounding moral
values objectively in the nature of reality, pausing along the way to
consider such major landmarks in Western thought as Plato, Aristotle,
Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Ockham, the Reformers, Kant, Hegel, and
Nietzsche.
Holmes is not convinced that we live in a value-free universe, that fact
and value are ultimately unrelated, or that we have to create all our own
values rather than discovering the good. He explores the fact-value
connection in the larger context of metaphysical and theological views.
What emerges is a pervasive-and convincing-link between religious and moral
beliefs.
183 pages, paper, Eerdmans, retail $20.00 OUR PRICE $16 (SAVE 30%)

Finding God at Harvard: Spiritual Journeys of Thinking Christians
Kelly Monroe Kullberg presents the compelling Christian testimonies of
forty-two faculty members, former students, and distinguished orators at
Harvard. Their stories prove that Christian faith CAN survive in an
intellectual atmosphere. The Boston Globe bestseller.
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The Gospel in a Pluralist Society
How does the gospel relate to a pluralist society? What is the Christian
message in a society marked by religious pluralism, ethnic diversity, and
cultural relativism? Should Christians encountering today’s pluralist
society concentrate on evangelism or on dialogue? How does the prevailing
climate of opinion affect, perhaps infect, Christians’ faith?
These kinds of questions are addressed in this noteworthy book by Lesslie
Newbigin. A highly respected Christian leader and ecumenical figure,
Newbigin provides a brilliant analysis of contemporary (secular, humanist,
pluralist) culture and suggests how Christians can more confidently affirm
their faith in such a context.
While drawing from scholars such as Michael Polanyi, Alasdair MacIntyre,
Hendrikus Berkhof, Walter Wink, and Robert Wuthnow, The Gospel in a
Pluralist Society is suited not only to an academic readership. This
heartfelt work by a missionary pastor and preacher also offers to Christian
leaders and laypeople some thoughtful, helpful, and provocative
reflections.
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The Idea of a University: Defined and Illustrated
John Henry Newman wrote and delivered these addresses upon assuming the
position as the first rector of the newly founded Catholic university of
Ireland in Dublin. His vision shaped that school, and helped inform the
modern understanding of what a university education should encompass. The
lectures were first published in 1873.
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A Mind for God (10+)
Grow your brain! James Emery White presents a well-written, accessible
approach to the importance of the mind in a Christian framework and the use
of the Christian mind in the world. Includes reading lists and resources
for learning.
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A Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty(2)
The Constitutional Heritage of the Religion Clauses, Arlin Adams & Charles
Emmerich, 172 pages, U of Penn, paper, Retail $17.00 OUR PRICE $8.50 (SAVE
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The Outrageous Idea of Acedemic Faithfulness (3)
Most Christian college students separate their academic life from church
attendance, Bible study, and prayer. Too often discipleship of the mind is
overlooked if not ignored altogether. However, authors Donald Opitz and
Derek Melleby issue a clarion call to students to integrate their faith and
learning in The Outrageous Idea of Academic Faithfulness. Colossians 2:3,
after all, indicates that in Christ himself are ‘all treasures of wisdom
and knowledge.’
In eight succinct chapters the authors stress the importance of academic
discipleship and taking studies seriously. Written for a narrative
generation, this guide extracts illustrations from the Book of Daniel, The
Lord of the Rings, the experiences of real students, and more. This book is
an excellent gift for college-bound seniors in high school. It’s an
essential text for first-year college students, too. Last, The Outrageous
Idea of Academic Faithfulness will benefit professors, pastors, and
parents. 144 pages, paper, Brazos, retail $14.00 OUR PRICE $11.20 (SAVE
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The Outrageous Idea of Christian Scholarship
George Marsden’s last book sparked a heated debate that spilled out the of
the pages of academic journals into The New York Times , and marked Marsden
as one of the leading participants in the debates concerning religion and
public life.
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Professors Who Believe (4)
Here are the stories of twenty-two Christian faculty who tell in their own
words the difference that Christ has made in their lives and work, offering
thoughtful models of how faith can not only survive but thrive in the
university.
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Redating Matthew, Mark & Luke: A Fresh Assault on the Synoptic Problem (Out-
of-print)
John Wenham courageously opposes the reigning two document theory – that
Mark was the first Gospel, with Matthew and Luke independently using Mark
and a lost source of sayings of Jesus labeled Q.
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The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind
“The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an
evangelical mind.” So begins this award-winning intellectual history and
critique of the evangelical movement by one of evangelicalism’s most
respected historians.
Unsparing in his judgment, Mark Noll ask why the largest single group of
religious Americans-who enjoy increasing wealth, status, and political
influence-have contributed so little to rigorous intellectual scholarship
in North America. In nourishing believers in the simple truths of the
gospel, why have evangelicals failed at sustaining a serious intellectual
life and abandoned the universities, the arts, and other realms of “high”
culture?
Noll is probing and forthright in his analysis of how this situation came
about, but he doesn’t end there. Challenging the evangelical community, he
sets out to find, within evangelicalism itself, resources for turning the
situation around.
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The Soul of the American University
Only a century ago, almost all state universities held compulsory chapel
services, and some required Sunday church attendance as well. In fact,
state-sponsored chapel services were commonplace until the World War II
era, and as late as the 1950s, it was not unusual for leading schools to
refer to themselves as “Christian” institutions. Today, the once pervasive
influence of religion in the intellectual and cultural life of America’s
preeminent colleges and universities has all but vanished. In The Soul of
the American University , Marsden explores how, and why, these dramatic
changes occurred.

Far from a lament for a lost golden age when mainline Protestants ruled
American education, The Soul of the American University offers a
penetrating critique of that era, surveying the role of Protestantism in
higher education from the founding of Harvard in the 1630s through the
collapse of the WASP establishment in the 1960s. Marsden tells the stories
of many of our pace-setting universities at defining moments in their
histories, including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, the University of Michigan,
Johns Hopkins, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University
of Chicago. He recreates the religious feuds that accompanied Yale’s
transition from a flagship evangelical college to a university, and the
dramatic debate over the place of religion in higher education between
Harvard’s President Charles Eliot and Princeton’s President James McCosh.
Marsden’s analysis ranges from debates over Darwinism and higher critics of
the Bible, to the roles of government and wealthy contributors, the impact
of changing student mores, and even the religious functions of college
football. He argues persuasively that the values of “liberalism” and
“tolerance” that the establishment championed and used to marginalize
Christian fundamentalism and Roman Catholicism eventually and perhaps
inevitably led to its own disappearance from the educational milieu, as
nonsectarian came to mean exclusively secular.

While the largely voluntary disestablishment of religion may appear in many
respects commendable, Marsden believes that it has nonetheless led to the
infringement of the free exercise of religion in most of academic life. In
effect, nonbelief has been established as the only valid academic
perspective. In a provocative final chapter, Marsden spells out his own
prescription for change, arguing that just as the academy has made room for
feminist and multicultural perspectives, so should there be room once again
for traditional religious viewpoints. A thoughtful blend of historical
narrative and searching analysis, The Soul of the American University
exemplifies what it advocates: that religious perspectives can provide a
legitimate contribution to the highest level of scholarship.
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Truth to Tell: The Gospel as Public Truth
Lesslie Newbigin says the church is not simply an agency that stands for
personal values. In three ppointed chapters-”Believing and Knowing the
Truth,” “Affirming the Truth in the Church,” and “Apeaking the Truth to
Ceaser”-he develops the argument that the Christian gospel is a statement
of objective, historical truth, and all other modes of thought are to be
evaluated in the light of the gospel.
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