Welcome to The Servant's Place.
This is your place. It is a place where you can find resources to assist you
in serving the Lord Jesus Christ.
Recommended Books
Introduction
Every servant of the Lord should have a basic library of trusted books to help explain the Bible and to provide teaching in many aspects of the Christian life. The most essential book to have is the Bible itself. A few study Bibles are listed below. These are the Bibles The Servant's Place recommends for servants to be "wise for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ". For, "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be competent, equipped for every good work."
2 Timothy 3:15-16 ESV
The Bible should be the most important and precious possession held by a servant of the Lord. The Bible is to be treasured as beyond price for it is the very word of God in written form. God addresses every human being through His written word. All of the Bible is God's word and must be the one and only book servants must turn to for divine guidance. The Bible was written as the Apostle John reminds us, "so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing, you may have life in His name." John 20:31 ESV As God's word the Bible will accomplish the purposes for which God intended (Isaiah 55:11).
The best suggestion anyone can give regarding the Bible is to read and study it daily and to memorize great portions of it, to meditate on it day and night and most importantly, to obey its teachings for God is speaking to us.
Information and a guide to the various Bible versions are found on the Bible Research Web Site.
Following the listing of recommended Study Bibles are the top ten recommened books for your home library and a larger selection of books for the home or church library. Near the bottom of this page are recommended on-line journals and magazines.
Recommended Study Bibles
There are many excellent Study Bibles available today and to limit the selection to a few may not do justice to those who are not on the “list”. However the few recommended Study Bibles listed below are those, that in the opinion of the Servant’s Place, should be in the outstanding category. These selections have been recommended due to their comprehensive study resources and general approach (neither too specific to one theological system nor targeted to a specific audience and not presented for a narrowly defined reason). A reveiw of the Holman Christian Standard Study Bible will follow in the future as well as for the ESV.
The MacArthur Study Bible - NASB updated edition
Published in 2006 by Nelson Bibles this newest edition to the MacArthur Study Bibles includes thousands of commentary notes, a concordance, many appendices, maps and charts. It is an comprehensive study resource that is in the outstanding category in the field of Study Bibles. The combination of the NASB as a highly recommended literal translation and the commentary notes by MacArthur is a Study Bible that few if any equal. The notes by MacArthur have a distinctive reformed viewpoint. MacArthur is a conservative pastor, teacher and scholar who holds to the pre-millennial and pre-tribulation rapture position and is stands solidly for the Lorship Salvation doctrine.
The Nelson Study Bible - NKJV
This highly recommended Study Bible is Published by Thomas Nelson Publishers, and is edited by Earl D. Radmacher General Editor,Ronald B. Allen - Old Testament Editor and H. Wayne House - New Testament Editor. The Nelson Study Bible also contains many of the same features of the MacArthur Study Bible but with a theological viewpoint closer to that of Dallas Theological Seminary. This is an excellent Study Bible worthy of choice by anyone desiring to have an intimate knowledge of the Bible.
Thompson Chain-Reference Bible - KJV, NKJV, NASB, NIV
Published by B.B. Kirkbride Bible Co. of Indianapolis, Indiana, the Thompson Chain-Reference Bibles have proven to be an invaluable study reference for serious Bible students. Along with thousands of chain references and their chain topics with Scripture verses fully printed, these Study Bibles also abound with charts, maps, individual Bible book introductions, character studies, extensive concordance and many other study tools. Although these Study Bibles do not provide commentary notes their cross references are without equal among Study Bibles and should be among the Bibles most valued by any student of God’s Word.
Life Application Bible - KJV, NKJV, NASB, NIV.
The KJV and NKJV versions are published by Tyndale House Publishers and the NIV and the NASB- updated edition versions are published by Zondervan Inc. The popular Life Application Study Bibles have many of the same features of the other commentary style Bibles but with a decided devotional approach. They have an index to the notes at the back of these Bibles rather than a typical concordance. They also have less cross-references than the other Bibles listed above. Yet they offer excellent character studies, individual Bible book introductions, charts, maps and many more study resources making these Study Bibles recommended for those wanting a devotional style approach.
NIV Study Bible-Revised
Published in 2002 by Zondervan Corp, the NIV Study Bible is similar in appearance to the MacArthur Study Bibles and the Nelson NKJV Study Bible featuring thousands of commentary notes along with extensive cross references, subject indexes, maps, charts and essays along with Bible book introductions and a large concordance. It is also the world’s top selling Study Bible.
Recommended Books
From an ever-growing list of published books, it is difficult or almost impossible for Christian scholars or pastors to agree on the top ten or top fifty of the books they would recommend that every Christian should read or study. The books stated below have been carefully considered and are highly recommended. Others will undoubtedly be added in the future. The danger is not to post too many so that the purchase of these books becomes too heavy of a financial burden. Therefore if they cannot be purchased for home use, please encourage your church librarian to obtain them for the library in your church. Interlibrary loans can also be arranged from many pubic libraries if your local public library branch does not have these books.
Note: Pastors and advanced Bible students will have discerned that the books listed below are a mix of reformed, covenant, dispensational and charismatic theological viewpoints. It is not the intent of The Servant’s Place to weigh the merits of any particular viewpoint. The Servant’s Place however will only recommend books that are conservative and evangelical and whose authors are those who hold to the truth that the Bible is God’s inspired (God breathed) Word and is without error and is the only absolute truth for this day or any day past or future.
Top Ten Books
1. Knowing God by J. I. Packer, 1993, Inter-Varsity Press
At least this book is at or near the top of every conservative, evangelical scholar’s recommended list and for good reason. If you only had one other choice other than a Bible to purchase, make it this classic by J. I. Packer. Read it at least once a year.
2. Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis If you haven’t become acquainted with this author, now deceased, start with this classic. It will help explain the Christian faith in ways that will challenge your thinking. C. S. Lewis is perhaps best known for the children’s series, "The Chronicles of Narnia" which have been made into film and shown around the world. Other Classic books recommended by C. S. Lewis include, The Problem of Pain, Suprised by Joy, The Great Divorce, Miracles, God in the Dock, The Pilgrim's Regress and The Screwtape Letters.
3. Two Choices:
Basic Theology by Charles Ryrie, 1986, Victor (Dispensational)
and
Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem, 2000, Zondervan Corp. (Reformed)
Not everyone would list a theology book near the top of a top ten list. But theology is important and these books will help explain the doctrines of Scripture clearly so students of the Bible will not become overwhelmed with technical terms often found in theological text books.
4. Exhaustive Concordance...many versions now available .
For years the standard exhaustive concordance was Strongs for the KJV version. Now many other concordances for almost every Bible version are available in book form, in CD format and free on the Internet. An exhaustive concordance is invaluable when undertaking a study of Bible words or when trying to find cross references to help explain a particular Bible passage or verse.
5. Desiring God by John Piper, 2003, Multnomah Publishers
No other author, since the days of Jonathan Edwards, has revived the need for Christians to glorify God by enjoying Him forever. The delight of God is every Christians duty. Read this outstanding book with your Bible and heart open to what God will reveal.
6. The New Unger’s Bible Handbook - Moody Publishers
For a one volume Bible Handbook at a reasonable price Unger’s Bible Handbook is an indispensable and trusted resource explaining the grand themes of the Bible and individual Bible book introduction and outlines .
7. Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Dictionary - Thomas Nelson Publishers
Every Christian home needs to have a Bible Dictionary to help explain the major words and great doctrines of the Scriptures. This one is arguably without peer for a one volume dictionary.
8. Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan
What is a book of fiction doing on a top ten list of books for the Christian servant? Good question! This enduring puritan classic like no other book in print explains the journey of becoming a Christian and the challenges of walking in faith. It is best to get an updated English version that preserves the intent of the author but can be understood by today’s readers. The Bunyan Ministries Website is suggested for many in-depth resources on John Bunyan.
9. The Knowledge of The Holy by A. W. Tozer
This book has helped countless Christians gain a deep understanding and appreciation for the person and holiness of God. It should be read slowly and prayerfully. It will impact the life of anyone who seriously considers its message.
10. The Joy of Fearing God by Jerry Bridges, 1997, WaterBrook Press
Jerry Bridges has been associated with the Navigators Organization for nearly half a century. He has made an invaluable contribution to Christianity at large by his devotional writings and The Joy of Fearing God is perhaps his best work. It is also worthy of reading once a year.
Other recommended Books for the home or church library.
These are not in any particular order of recommendation but all should at least be included in any conservative evangelical church library. Fiction books, except for a few exceptions are not listed.
General List
A Passion for Souls: Life of D. L. Moody by Lyle W. Dorsett
Abandoned to God by Oswald Chambers
Above all Earthly Pow’rs by David F. Wells
Ashamed of the Gospel by John MacArthur
Basic Christianity by John Stott
Being the Body by Chuck Colson and Ellen Vaughn
Born Again by Chuck Colson
Boundaries by Henry Cloud and John Townsend
Christ Our Mediator by C. J. Mahaney
Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God by J. I. Packer
Evidence for Christianity by Josh McDowell
Experiencing God by Henry T. Blackaby
Faith That Endures by Ronald Boyd-MacMillan
Father, Son & Holy Spirit by Bruce Ware
Future Grace by John Piper
God’s Greater Glory by Bruce Ware
God’s Lesser Glory by Bruce Ware
Great Lives from God’s Word Series (8 Volumes) by Charles R. Swindoll
Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther by Roland H. Bainton
Him We Proclaim by Dennis E. Johnson
Holiness by J.C. Ryle
How Now Shall We Live by Chuck Colson and Nancy Pearcey
How Should We Then Live by Francis Schaeffer
Humility: True Greatness by C. J. Mahaney
Jesus Among Other Gods by Ravi Zacharias
Keep in Step with the Spirit by J. I. Packer
Know What You Believe, updated Edition by Paul E. Little
Lectures to My Students by Charles Spurgeon
Let the Nations be Glad by John Piper
Lies Women Believe by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers
Nine Marks of a Healthy Church by Mark E. Dever
No Place for Truth by David Wells
Operation World, 21st Century Edition, by Patrick Johnstone
Paul, Apostle of God’s Glory in Christ: A Pauline Theology by Thomas R. Schreiner
Paul, The Apostle of the Heart Set Free by F.F. Bruce
Praying Backwards by Bryan Chapell
Putting Amazing Back Into Grace by Michael J. Horton
Salvation to the Ends of the Earth by Andreas J. Kostenberger and Peter T. O’Brien
Suffering and the Sovereignty of God, Edited by John Piper and Justin Taylor
The Battle for the Beginning by John MacArthur
The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel
The Cross Centered Life by C. J. Mahaney
The Deliberate Church by Mark Dever and Paul Alexander
The Disciplines of Grace by Jerry Bridges
The Grace Awakening by Charles Swindoll
The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom
The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis
The Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer
The Pursuit of Holiness by Jerry Bridges
The Race Set Before Us by Thomas R. Schreiner and Ardel B. Caneday
The Safest Place on Earth by Larry Crabb
The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis
The Training of the Twelve by A. B. Bruce
Through Gates of Splendour by Elisabeth Elliot
Whatever Happened to the Gospel of Grace by James Montgomery Boice
William Tyndale: A Biography by David Daniell
Women’s Ministry in the Local Church by J. Ligon Duncan and Susan Hunt
Reference and Academic
Analytical Concordance to the Bible, edited by Robert Young, Thomas Nelson Publishers
Basic Theology by Charles Ryrie, 1986, Victor
Best Books for Your Bible Study Library by Cyril J. Barber, Loizeaux
Christian Theology 2nd Edition, 1998, by Millard J. Erickson, Baker
Commentary and Reference Survey by John Glynn, 2003, Kregel
Cruden’s Complete Concordance by Alexander Cruden, Hendrickson Publishers
Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God by J. I. Packer, 1991, Inter-Varsity Press
Everlasting Dominion by Eugene Merill
Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible by James Strong, Abingdon
How to Choose a Bible Version, Robert L. Thomas, Mentor
How to Read the Bible for All its Worth by Gordon Fee, Zondervan Corp.
How to Study the Bible, Revised, by Kay Arthur, 2001, Harvest House Publishers
Lectures in Systematic Theology, H. C. Thiessen, Eerdmans Publishing Co.
Major Bible Themes, L.S Chafer and J. Walvoord, Zondervan Corp.
Nave’s Topical Bible, edited by Orville J. Nave, Thomas Nelson Publishers
Nelson’s Complete Book of Bible Maps & Charts, Revised 1996,
Nelson’s New Testament Survey by Mark Bailey and Tom Constable, 1999,
Nelson’s Old Testament Survey by Charles Dyer and Eugene Merrill, 2001, Nelson
New American Standard Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, edited by R.L. Thomas, Broadman & Holman
New Testament Commentary Survey, new edition each year, by D.A. Carson
New Testament Survey by Merrill C. Tenney, Eerdmans Publishing Co.
No One Like Him by John S. Feinberg
Swindoll Leadership Library, Several Volumes, edited by Charles R. Swindoll
Systematic Theology by L.Berkhof, 1941, Eerdmans Publishing Co.
Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem, 2000, Zondervan Corp.
Talk Thru the Bible by Bruce Wilkinson and Ken Boa, 1983, Thomas Nelson Publishers
The Bible Reader’s Companion by Lawrence O. Richards, 1991, S.P. Publications
The Books and the Parchments by F. F. Bruce, Revell
The Fundamentals edited by R.A. Torrey, Baker Books
The MacArthur Bible Handbook by John MacArthur, Thomas Nelson Publishers
The Moody Atlas of Bible Lands by B.J. Beitzel, Moody Publishers
The New Manners and Customs of Bible Times by Ralph Gower, Moody Publishers
The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, by R. A.Torrey, Thomas Nelson Publishers
The NIV Exhaustive Concordance, edited by E.Goodrick and J. Kohlenberger III, Zondervan Corp.
The Wycliffe Historical Geography of Bible Lands, edited by C. F. Pfeiffer, Baker
Theological Workbook of the Old Testament, Editors: R.L Harris, G.L. Archer and B.K Waltke, Moody Publishers
Things to Come by Dwight J. Penetecost, 1958, Zondervan Corp.
Understanding the Heart of Christian Theology edited by Swindoll and Zuck Zondervan
Zondervan Handbook of the Bible, 1999, Zondervan Corp.
Bible Atlas
NIV Atlas of the Bible by Carl Rasmussen, 1989, Zondervan Corp.
Bible Dictionaries
Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology, 2nd Edition, 1996 edited by W.A. Elwell, Baker
Expository Dictionary of Bible Words by Stephen D. Renn
Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Dictionary, Thomas Nelson Publishers
Smith’s Bible Dictionary by William Smith, Hendrickson Publishers
Vine’s Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words by W.E. Vine, Nelson
Zondervan’s Pictorial Bible Dictionary, edited by Merrill C. Tenney
Bible Encyclopedias
The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, 4 volumes, edited by Geoffrey W. Bromiley, 1988
The Zondervan Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Bible, 5 volumes, edited by Merrill C. Tenney 1976
Commentaries - Single Volume
Believer’s Bible Commentary by William MacDonald IVP
New Bible Commentary - 21st Century Edition
MacArthur Bible Commentary by John MacArthur
Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible, Single and 6 Volumes, Hendrickson
Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Commentary, Editors: Earl Radmacher, Ronald B. Allen, H. Wayne House
New International Bible Commentary (NIV) edited by F.F. Bruce, 1986
Wycliffe Bible Commentary, Moody Press, 1962
Commentaries - Two Volumes
IVP Bible Background Commentary, Inter-Varsity Press
Bible Knowledge Commentary edited by Walvoord and Zuck, 1989, Cook Communications
The Expositors Bible Commentary - Abridged 2 Volume Set, 2004, Zondervan Corp.
Recommended Commentary Series
Baker Exegetical NT Commentary Series, Baker - For serious Bible students only
“Be Series” commentaries by Warren Wiersbe, Cook Communications - For general audience
Bible Exposition Commentary, 6 Volumes, Warren Wiersbe, 1989, Cook Communications - For general audience
Expositors Bible Commentary, Edited by Frank E. Gaebelin, Zondervan Corp. - For both serious students and general audience
Inter Varsity Press New Testament Commentary Series, Inter-Varsity Press - For general audience
Geneva Series Commentaries, Banner of Truth Publishers - For serious Bible students
MacArthur New Testament Commentary Series, Moody Publishers - For serious Bible students and general audience
Moody Gospel Commentaries, Moody Press - For serious Bible students
New American Commentary Series, Broadman & Holman Publishers - For serious Bible Students and general audience
New International Biblical Commentary Series, Hendrickson Publishers - For serious Bible students and general audience
NICNT (New International Commentary on the New Testament) Commentary Series, Eerdmans - For serious Bible Students only
NICOT (New International Commentary on the Old Testamen) Commentary Series, Eerdmans - For serious Bible students only
NIV Application Commentary Series, Zondervan Corp - For serious Bible students and general audience
Pillar New Testament Commentary Series, Eerdmans Publishing Co. - For serious Bible students
Tyndale Old Testament Commentary Series, Inter-Varsity Press - For serious Bible students and general audience
Tyndale New Testament Commentary Series, Inter-Varsity Press / Eerdmans - For serious Bible students and general audience
Other recommended Lists of Christian Books:
Desiringgod
This outstanding website has an excellent listing of recommended books, commentaries, journals and magazines (mostly reformed): http://www.desiringgod.org
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The Desiringgod (DG) website also has a number of excellent online books by pastor Dr. John Piper which can be viewed online. This pastor has provided these books online at no charge. The print version of these books can be purchased for a very reasonable fee from the DG website.
The Denver Journal
An on-line resource of Denver Seminary posts an extensive listing of recommended Old Testament and New Testament books, commentaries and other publications. These lists must be viewed with care as they are quite extensive and cover a variety of theological and philosophical view points. http://www.denverseminary.edu/dj/index2006
The Masters Seminary
This excellent website also has a very useful list of recommended books for biblical expositors:
“850 Books for Biblical Expositors” which includes recommended commentaries for each book of the Bible. http://www.tms.edu/850books.asp
This list is also available in .pdf format: http://www.tms.edu/pdf/850Books.pdf
Tim Challies Website
Tim Challies hosts a blog site where critical issues facing Christianity are discussed. He attends conferences where some of today's most respected theologians speak and he reviews dozens of books each year by top Christian writers.
Recommended On-line Journals
These journals are also in print and require a subscription. Some of the past issues of these journals are archived on these sites and can be viewed online or downloaded at no charge.
The Discipleship Journal - Navigators http://www.navpress.com/magazines/discipleshipjournal/
One of the best journals available to the servant of the Lord today. The articles are non-technical and very relevant for today’s issues.
The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society http://www.etsjets.org/jets/jets.html
This is a journal for pastors and serious Bible students. Often technical issues are discussed.
The Masters Seminary Journal http://www.tms.edu/journal.asp
Written by professors from The Masters Seminary, including John MacArthur, this journal deals with contemporary issues from a scholarly viewpoint.
The Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Journal http://www.dbts.edu/journals/index.asp
The articles in this journal are written from a Baptist and often dispensational perspective.
Recommended On-line Magazines
Christian Computing Magazine http://ccmag.gospelcom.net/
From the ccmag website:
Welcome to the home page for Christian Computing Magazine and Christian Audio/Visual Magazine. Christian Computing Magazine (CCMag) published since 1989 has now moved exclusively to a digital distribution along with our other publications. Sign up for FREE for either CCMag or Christian Audio/Visual and you will receive a monthly email with a hyperlinked table of contents and an introduction to each article. All of the articles are provided in PDF format, ready to read on your screen or print out on your printer. All of our publications are free.
World Magazine http://www.worldmag.com/
From the World Magazine website:
We like to report good news but we don't make it sticky-sweet. We also report bad news because Christ's grace becomes most meaningful when we're aware of sin. We want to be tough-minded but warmhearted. We are dependent on God and independent of any political faction or interest group. We don't let advertisers influence news content. We don't print glorified press releases. We like George W. Bush but often criticize his administration. We criticize corruption, even when (sometimes especially when) it erupts among Christians. We avoid sourcery, where unnamed sources spin the news their way. We look for provocative and evocative news stories that are the result of pavement-pounding rather than thumb-sucking. We don't want anyone to read WORLD out of a sense of duty. We like family feuds over who gets to read a new issue first. We want our readers to enjoy the world God has made, full as it is of nooks and crannies and weirdness. We stand for factual accuracy and biblical objectivity, trying to see the world as best we can the way the Bible depicts it. Journalistic humility for us means trying to give God's perspective. We distinguish between issues on which the Bible is clear and those on which it isn't. We also distinguish between journalism and propaganda: We're not willing to lie because someone thinks it will help God's cause. We believe that our purpose is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever—and forever begins right now. We like sex, within marriage. We're not amoral hedonists, but we're not stoic moralists either. We like the vines and fig trees God gives us. We read novels, go to movies, and listen to classical music but also jazz. We prefer ice cream to cotton candy. We cover movies, yoga, artists and travel; we aren't Christians with rules against anything that's fun because God made fun, too. We cover all aspects of the news: national, international, and cultural; politics and business; medicine, science, technology, and sports. We have feisty columns and religious reflections. We even have cartoons and a page with funny or strange stories of the week. But what matters the most is this: We believe in a God who tells the truth and wants us to do the same. If that sounds good to you, click here, follow the instructions, make your choice, and we'll get your subscription started right away. Your issues will be delivered direct to your home or office, plus you'll get FREE access to WORLDMag.com for the duration of your subscription.
Heartlight Magazine http://www.heartlight.org/
From the Heartlight website:
Heartlight Magazine is an electronic publication for Christians that's been encouraging thousands everyday since it launched in April of 1996. Heartlight exists to provide positive resources for daily Christian living. These resources include daily articles, devotionals, inspirational images, electronic greeting cards, discussion boards, Bible study and more. Many of Heartlight's resources are available via email, as well. The original site has grown into a network of sites covering several different topics. Heartlight focuses on positive messages that will help you live for Jesus today, wherever you are. Heartlight is maintained by a small team consisting of one full-time employee, one part-time employee, a handful of assistants, an advisory board, and over a dozen content contributors. Heartlight, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) religious non-profit organization. We rely on donations from individuals as well as other means of income such as advertisements on our network. For more information about the finances of our ministry and how you can become involved, please visit the how you can help section of this web site. It is our prayer that the materials we provide are a blessing to you in your personal ministry and your relationship with God.
Brio - Christian Magazine for Girls - from Focus on the Family http://www.briomag.com/
From the Brio website:
Brio is an Italian word that means full of energy, life and enthusiasm. It's the name of our magazine because it's a terrific definition of our readers! For more than 15 years, Brio has been teaching, entertaining and challenging teen girls toward a healthy self-concept and closer relationship with Jesus Christ.
Breakaway - Christian Magazine for Boys - from Focus on the Family http://www.breakawaymag.com/
From the Breakaway website:
Since 1990, Breakaway magazine has been encouraging teen guys to break away from the pressures of the world around them and to get real in a relationship with Jesus. As our theme verse says, "Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is - his good, pleasing and perfect will" (Romans 12:2). Breakaway is a magazine of Focus on the Family, and it's all about teen guys. If you're into it, we'll write about it. Enjoy our stories about sports, adventure, music, girls, faith, technology, and much more. And connect with fellow teens who care about making a difference for Christ in their world.
Starting a Church Library:
An excellent article on starting a church library by Ron Maness can be found on the Bible.Org website http://www.bible.org
Look in the authors section (under List Articles) and click on Ron Maness
Where to Purchase Books On-Line
Christian Book Distributors
General Christian and Bible Reference - One of the best on-line Christian Book Sellers
Note: This site sells books from a wide spectrum of theological viewpoints and from conservative to liberal writers.
It is wise to check with your pastor or other Christian church leader if you are unsure about a specific book before
you buy it.
http://www.christianbook.com/
Monergism.com
This is a major Reformed websource for hundreds of on-line publications, mp3 downloads of sermons and seminary class
audio sessions and a good selection of Reformed books.
http://www.monergism.com
Amazon.com
The Internet's premier book seller for all categories of books
Major Evangelical Christian Seminaries and Colleges also have a good selection of academic and Bible Reference books. Some of these would include: The Masters Seminary, Dallas Theological Seminary, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Westminister Theological Seminary, Wheaton College and Moody Bible Institute. There are also many other fine Seminaries and Colleges listed on the Courses and Schools page of this Website.
