by J Smelik

Outlines on the Paul's Letter to the Ephesians

43 pages, softcover

$4.10

by HJ Messelink

"Who is God? It is a question many people have tried to find an answer to throughout the ages. It is also a question we can ask ourselves: who is God? What should be our view of God? Often when answering this question, the emphasis is placed on one particular aspect of God: His omnipotence, His love, or His wrath. This holds the danger of forming a fixed image of the LORD God. He is the living God, however, the God who is concerned about our lives; who responds to our behaviour and in this way makes Himself known to us.

It is in this manner that God comes to us through the prophecy of Hosea. He is hurt, offended, and terribly angry. He punishes His people. At the same time He is very loving. The Lord entices His people, draws them towards Him; He longs for His people. He wants to grant them conversion and healing. And He is still the same today. Through this Bible-passage we may know how He is also present in out personal lives today. I sincerely hope that the study of this part of the Bible may contribute towards gaining a closer acquaintance with the living God.

The sub-title, a strange love, reveals something about the special characteristic of this Bible-book. Hosea was required to show love to an adulterous woman. In the same manner our God shows love for an adulterous nation. A strange love. Who would love a woman who is unfaithful? Our God does! And his love conquers. That is the red thread that runs through the prophecy of Hosea."

HJ Messelink - Zwolle, the Netherlands

by Inge de Visser-Oostdijk

This book is aimed at younger children, simply describing in apt detail every facet of prayer.  It begins with addressing our relationship with God, our Father; how we are to approach prayer as well as what we may pray for.  The book then goes into extensive detail explaining simply and profoundly the Lord’s Prayer. See also: "Come Join With Me ... in the Worship Service" the first book in the series by the author

76 pages, hardcover
ISBN  978-0-9804818-8-4

by AJ van Zuijlekom

"...the fact that the LORD God lets Himself be known is a great miracle. So many people do not come any further than vague talk about God as being some higher being. Others experience Him as an obscure greatness. But our God lets Himself be known, enabling us to love Him. That is a wonderful experience. It is my wish that this Bible study may help you learn to know the LORD more and more..."

Contents:
1. The LORD lets Himself be known (Genesis 18)
2. The Almighty offers protection (Psalm 91)
3. Love and wrath in one breath (Amos 1-3:8)
4. The Word makes us know God (John 1:1-18)
5. Praise the Lord for your election! (Ephesians 1:1-14)
6. Long for your Redeemer! (Revelation 22:6-22)

44 pages, softcover

$4.95

by L Leeftink

A series of meditations about preparation for the celebration of the Lord's Supper

100 pages, softcover
ISBN 978-0-9804818-4-6

$5.85

by Inge de Visser-Oostdijk

This book is aimed at younger children, simply describing in apt detail every facet of the worship service; from before going to church on Sunday morning to leaving the church building after the service. It not only explains the obvious elements of the church service such as the singing, prayer and sermon, but also includes elements such as our dress, the handshake, the meaning of Amen and the Blessing. It also discusses Baptism, the Lord's Supper and other special occasions such as Christmas and Easter.

 85 pages, hardcover
ISBN 978-0-9579517-9-2

$12.55

by Gerrit Johannes (Johan) Bosveld

A book describing in fascinating detail the pioneer Church History of the Free Reformed Churches of Australia.

346 pages, hardcover
ISBN 978-0-9579517-6-1

$26.75

by Clarence Bouwman

"The Overflowing Riches of God's Mercy - revisiting the Belgic Confession" was previously published as "Notes on the Belgic Confession".

The gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ touches people's lives where they laugh and cry, work and sleep, walk and drive. Four hundred years ago Guido deBres - a man of like nature to anyone alive today - put to paper what he heard God say in His holy word. He did so in order that his congregation might receive encouragement and instruction in the midst of life's dust and dirt. Christian's living in today's tumultuous times can still receive encouragement and instruction from this creed of centuries ago.

This book attempts to give the reader a feel for how believers of long ago worked in trying circumstances with the promises God has earlier given in Holy Scripture. The link is then made to our times and how today's believers can benefit from the way yesterday's believers worked with God's revelation. This book is for those who wish to know better who the God is that leads and governs every event in today's world. Questions to assist discussion conclude each chapter.

424  pages, softcover
ISBN 978-0-9804818-0-8

$12.40