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The most up-to-date treatment of the Restoration Movement in print

Starting with John Glas and Robert Sandeman in Scotland, Andrew Erwin shows the development of the movement to restore New Testament Christianity in faith and practice. He traces their incomplete efforts, and those of others through the following years, showing the impact of this Restoration Principle in America.

He covers the life and work of Barton W. Stone, Alexander Campbell, Walter Scott and many others, as he follows the history of this movement throughout the 1800s. He shows the causes of union, and the...

A practical guide to growing the body of Christ biblically. SECOND EDITION, Revised and Expanded

"Andy Erwin has compiled an excellent work on the theme of personal evangelism. It is very well organized and systematically presented, being useful for both individual and group study. He has placed great emphasis on the necessity of the Word." (James W. Boyd)

"All Christians should be interested in seeing the church grow and there is no better way to make it grow than by personal evangelism. Andy Erwin has written a book on this very theme. Before publication, I was given...

Hannah zawsze była outsiderem. Czuła się inna i mimo wielkich ambicji oraz ogromnego talentu aktorskiego, w głębi duszy żywiła przeświadczenie, że nigdy nie powinna przyjść na świat. Z powodu nasilających się problemów zdrowotnych (fizycznych oraz psychicznych) rodzice decydują się wyznać jej straszliwą prawdę. Nie dość, że została adoptowana, to jeszcze urodziła się w wyniku źle przeprowadzonej aborcji. Rozżalona Hannah postanawia udać się w podróż w poszukiwaniu swojej biologicznej matki.

There is but one book in the language admitted by all to be the standard one on "Sanctification." It is the work of the Rev. Walter Marshall, published in 1692, "The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification." It has at all times received the highest praise from men of eminence both as theologians and as saints. It is much to be regretted that the book is not better known among the members of our Christian churches. This may partly be accounted for by the author's style and treatment of his subject. His editors admit that his style is at times obscure, and that the book requires a more than ordinary...