Booker, George   |   Published in 2018   |   Paperback, 301 Pages

A resource for fellow travelers on the Way of Life: word studies, insights into details of Scripture, perspectives on difficult questions, and analogies that relate to the spiritual life.

Bilello, John  |   Published in 2005   |   PDF

This book discusses the relationship between what the Bible teaches and what Science understands.

Bilello, John  |   Published in 2013   |   Paperback (127 pages), PDF

Sound, proactive, biblical advice on how to build and maintain a happy marriage.

Harrison, Matt   |   Published in 2016   |   Paperback, 106 Pages

Cain, Abel and their descendants were real people who lived in a unique historical context that is relevant even now. This study probes the lessons of the period before the Flood and explores questions Bible students have long asked…

Mutter, Ryan   |   Published in 2013  |   Paperback, 258 Pages

Ephesus was one of the most advanced cities in the Roman Empire. Believers living there faced many of the same issues that confront followers of the Lord Jesus Christ today.

Styles, Don  |   Published in 2007   |   Paperback (208 pages)

This book provides a lengthy set of essays on practical Christian living and is suitable for individual meditation as well as group Bible study.

Fowler, Alan and Margaret  |   Reprinted in 2020   |   Paperback (223 pages), PDF, eBook

In Exploring Bible Language, Alan and Margaret Fowler combined an in-depth knowledge of the languages in which the Bible was originally written with a scientific, scripture-based view of the physical world. This new edition brings their keen insights to today’s Bible students.

Hemingray, Peter   |   Published in 2003   |   Paperback (358 pages), PDF

This book is a series of glimpses into the origin of the Truth in America. It introduces a set of individuals, mostly erstwhile friends of Dr. Thomas, which will help us to better understand the origin of the community he founded.

Bilello, John   |   Published in 2017   |   Paperback (272 pages), PDF

Explore the meanings of key Bible words, their subtleties of meaning and their applications to our walk in Christ. This book shows there is no need to be a specialist in ancient Hebrew and Greek to properly understand the Word

Lloyd, Robert   |   Published in 2020   |   Paperback (586 pages), PDF

Encouraging, uplifting and spiritual insights into everyday life by Brother Bob Lloyd. It only takes a minute…

Bilello, John    |   Published in 2003   |   Paperback (114 pages), eBook, PDF

Do we believe in miracles? Any sincere believer in the word of God should be able to answer this question in the affirmative. Nevertheless, if an unbeliever asked us if we ever actually had witnessed a miracle, what would we answer?

Hicks, Ron   |   Published in 2010   |   Paperback (372 pages)

Ron Hicks takes you on his life journey, from his early days in a very large, established ecclesia, to his later years, including his final career posting in a country where there had been no Christadelphians at all.

Booker, George   |   Published in 2014   |   Paperback (320 pages), PDF

“The Way” is a path to salvation, a manner of living day by day, a journey through life with all its ups and downs. This book offers insights, encouragement and food for thought, to encourage all those “on the Way”, whether young in the Truth or baptized for many years.

Bilello, John    |   Published in 2008   |   Paperback (170 pages), Paperback (Russian, 184 pages), PDF, ePub

This book examines the parables of the Lord Jesus Christ in light of the historical traditions of the Talmud and with exhortational reference to present times.

Booker, George  |   Published in 2012   |   Paperback (192 pages), Kindle

After the First Principles have been mastered (as they must be), we must face the fact that there is something beyond. As we live out our lives day by day, the important issue is not so much how redemption has been achieved, but rather what redemption means, morally and spiritually..

Levin, David   |   Published in 2011   |   Paperback (364 pages), PDF

This book offers fresh insights into Genesis 1 to 5 by examining the text and structure. It addresses a wide range of questions, including: Are Genesis 1 and 2 two different creation accounts? Was the serpent given the power of speech to tempt Eve?

Harper, Jim   |   Published in 2019   |   Coil-Bound Book (402 pages), PDF

An extensive resource to help Sunday school teachers and youth leaders in their important work. It draws on a wealth of Sunday school expertise, with 44 chapters, divided into three main parts…

Mutter, Ryan   |   Published in 2011   |   Paperback (110 pages)

Malchiah is a young teenager in the reign of King Jotham. He faces challenges that test his resolve to stick to the principles of truth he has learned. Even though he is only a poor, young shepherd, the decisions he makes have consequences that impact his entire community.

Various Authors   |   Published in 2019   |   Paperback

Preaching pamphlets to share with those who are diligently searching for truth within the pages of the Bible and uncovering, for themselves, God’s plan and purpose for this world.

Hemingray, Peter   |   Published in 2021   |   Paperback (253 pages), PDF

How many know about Ernest Wells, who died in Leavenworth Prison for his faith. Or of those who suffered torture, imprisonment, and shipment overseas so that succeeding generations might be able to avoid such treatment…

Tikvah, Anna  |   Published in 2012   |   Paperback (334 pages), Kindle

Intrigued by a conversation overheard in the dark, Sandra Carrington is drawn into a conflict where emotions run deep. Why would someone who seems so kind, adamantly refuse to attend his brother’s upcoming wedding?

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2019   |   Paperback (139 pages), Kindle

What is God’s purpose with this earth? What is His purpose for me? Does God care about what happens in my day to day life? God wrote the Bible to inspire. He wrote the Bible to teach you about Him and His principles…

Launchbury, John  |   Published in 2009   |   Paperback (200 pages), Kindle, Audiobook

What does the Bible actually say about why Jesus died? It may surprise you… This book invites you to look behind the metaphors and symbolic language, and consider the underlying perspectives that the Bible itself provides about the death of Christ.

Tikvah, Anna  |   Published in 2014   |   Paperback (366 pages), Kindle

Eleven Weeks and counting… We know it’s going to happen soon, we just don’t know when. What would you do if you knew that Jesus Christ was coming back tonight? or in eleven weeks? Good-looking and athletic, Jake and Zach thought the world was at their fingertips…

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2020   |   Paperback (110 pages), Kindle

It is part of our natural tendency as humans to judge one another. We see someone act, and we immediately attempt to ascribe a motive––often the motive that we would have if we were to do the same thing.

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2012   |   Paperback (282 pages), Kindle

Throughout his gospel, the apostle only recorded eight major miracles performed by the Lord; each of those miracles was written so that John’s readers might be convicted of the Messiahship of Jesus of Nazareth…

Whittaker, Harry  |   Published in 2018   |   Paperback (120 pages), Kindle

This book, first published in the 1970s, answers very different questions coming from very different kinds of people. The unbeliever and the believer each want to know something different. How are these answers reached?

Whittaker, Harry  |   Published in 2018   |   Paperback (120 pages), Kindle

This book, first published in the 1970s, answers very different questions coming from very different kinds of people. The unbeliever and the believer each want to know something different. How are these answers reached?

Pople, John    |   Published in 2004   |   Paperback (313 pages)

The beginning of John’s Gospel reflects the presentation of the Creation sequence in the first book of the Bible. Beyond this, we hypothesize that John’s Gospel presents Jesus’ life and ministry as a spiritual parallel to the physical creation sequence in Genesis.

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2011   |   Paperback (152 pages), Kindle

He was the king who “made Israel to sin.” Constantly Scripture reminds us of this. Yet beneath this divinely ordained title, there was a living, breathing man––a man who started out going in the right direction, but then fell disastrously.

Terrell, Maritta  |   Published in 2017   |   Paperback (288 pages), Kindle

Here we share with you our Mother’s “voice” – our “Mummy” – the editorials from our church newsletter; poems, as well some Bible study notes garnered from her annotations, and letters to each of us, her children.

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2016   |   Paperback (426 pages), Kindle, Audiobook

In 1938 and 1939, the Kindertransport occurred: a movement to bring thousands of Jewish children out of Nazi-occupied territories to safety in Great Britain. These children came without their parents, almost always without a knowledge of English, and also little experience with English culture.

Hensley, Jason   |   Published in 2017   |   Paperback (484 pages), Kindle

The first volume of this series described the beliefs of the Christadelphians and told the stories of ten of the children who had left their parents and come to live with Christadelphians via the Kindertransport.

Whittaker, Harry  |   Published in 1986   |   Paperback (96 pages), Kindle

The Passover is a familiar story which belongs to Israel. It belongs also specially to Jesus and to his New Israel. In this running commentary on Exodus 12 all these aspects of meaning are to be touched on.

Pople, John   |   Published in 2017   |   Paperback (226 pages)

“Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth” opens the lyrics of the Bible’s most complex Old Testament mystery: Solomon’s enigmatic Song of Songs. In truth, the Song is exactly as it appears…

Pople, John   |   Published in 2009   |   Paperback (326 pages)

It begins with the Divine injunction: “Have you considered my servant Job?” The Biblical drama of Job is haunting. A blameless man is tormented by ‘the Satan’: stripped of wealth, status, possessions, health and children – all with God’s permission! Who is this Satan?