Author Libraries

The most comprehensive set of Dr. Warren Wiersbe's popular Be books, 48 in all, which present the Bible in digestible sections that emphasize personal application as well as Biblical content. In addition, you receive his Expository Outlines on the Old Testament and his similarly titled work, Expository Outlines on the New Testament.

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This CD-ROM contains the text of Dr. McGee’s entire edited messages, hardback books, notes and outlines, and more—plus a number of valuable reference materials. A great value!

The David Jeremiah Essential Library includes the following popular titles from this trusted author and minister. This collection includes Sanctuary devotions and 20 Study guides, including Celebrate His Love, Facing the Giants in Your Life, Family Factor, Fruit of the Spirit, Giving to God, God, I Need Some Answers, Heroes of the Faith and many more!

Jon Courson is one of the most exhilarating ministers today. In his unique style, Pastor Jon has written a complete commentary that is a scholarly work, but is easy to read and makes practical applications for us in our daily walk with Jesus. Included are all three volumes of the commentary (two Old Testament and one New Testament), plus a daily devotional from Jon Courson, and other Nelson Reference works to make this a complete Bible study library.

In this outstanding commentary series, Richard C. H. Lenski interprets the books of the New Testament on the basis of careful and thorough exegetical research. The author, a meticulous student of Greek, provides an original, literal translation of the text. Section by section he examines carefully the background and essential teaching contained in each portion of the New Testament. Writing from a conservative point of view, Lenski uses available sources of exegetical study. He also brings to light new interpretations of Scripture which will be of special interest to the preacher. The author's purpose is to answer the question 'What does this portion of the Bible say to us?' He sees the answer to the question against the background of the whole message of the Word of God.