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We live in a time where there is a famine for biblically sound teaching. The result of this famine is truth-starved Christians. Thanks to gracious members, the Alliance works diligently to help feed God's people with His inerrant Word. We are pleased to share a new, easy to use source of biblically sound teaching!
Continue...Why Everything Matters
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Ecclesiastes is a book rich in literary artistry and multi-layered depths of spiritual meaning. In his new book Why Everything Matters: The Gospel in Ecclesiastes, Philip Ryken, Bible teacher on weekly broadcast Every Last Word, explores this wonderful Old Testament book and reminds us again of the need to trust God with the questions even when we do not have all the answers. Sign up today to be in a drawing to receive a copy.
Continue...Reformation Sunday
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The Alliance has free Reformation Sunday materials available for you. Visit ReformationSunday.org, there you will find a free MP3 download entitled “Sola Scriptura” a message by James Boice and Semper Reformanda: Why the Reformation Still Matters, a booklet featuring articles by Alliance Contributors Craig Troxel, Gene Veith, Nick Batzig, David Murray, and David Wells.
Continue...Semper Reformanda: Why the Reformation Still Matters
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"The indulgent God has done nothing good for the Church. It is time to return to the biblical God. But this is meaningless unless we start where Scripture starts.”
Help and Encouragement for New Pastors
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Jason Helopoulos’ latest book The New Pastor’s Handbook: Help and Encouragement for the First Years of Ministry presents a picture of ministry in all its reality that is earnest, serious, sober, and satisfying. Read Sean Lucas’ review on reformation21.org
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