W E Biederwolf

221 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 80 8  |  UK £7.95

Heinrich Heppe

721 pages, cloth |  ISBN: 978 870855 29 7  |  UK £17.95

*Available only from the publisher or Tabernacle Bookshop at RRP. Truly vital for ministers and lovers of doctrine. This renowned collection of the writings of the key Reformers of the 16th C and the scholarship of the 17th was first issued by Heppe, a German Reformed theologian/historian, in 1861. First issued in this English translation in 1950.

Peter Masters (Editor)

53 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 24 2  |  UK £2.95  |  USA $5.99

This brilliant summary of doctrine (in the same family as the Westminster Confession), with its invaluable proof texts, is here gently modernised in punctuation, with archaic words replaced. Explanations of difficult phrases have been added in italic brackets. A brief history of the Confession, with an index, is included.

Peter Masters

119 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 54 9  |  UK £4.95  |  USA $9.99

This is a popular, non-technical sweep through key themes of the Christian faith, highlighting very many inspiring and enlivening points. It often takes an oblique and unusual approach to a topic in order to bring out the full wonder and significance.        

Peter Masters

161 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 43 3  |  UK £7.50  |  USA $11.99

Faulty Bible interpretation lies at the root of every major mistake and 'ism' assailing churches today, and countless Christians are asking for the old, traditional and proven way of handling the Bible to be spelled out plainly. The author shows that the Bible includes its own rules of interpretation, and every believer should know what these are.

Peter Masters

109 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 17   |  UK £2.75  |  USA $9.99

When is the believer baptized with the Spirit, and what does it amount to? Is there a second baptism? How does the Spirit witness with our spirit? How does assurance come? Is the believer to struggle against sin, or does the Lord fight the battle for him? What is the filling of the Spirit? Clear answers to such questions, with 'proof texts'.

John Gilmore

466 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 1 870855 25 6  |  UK £9.50

*Available only from the publisher or Tabernacle Bookshop at RRP. This is certainly our favourite book on Heaven and the afterlife. In a clear and rich manner the author deals with questions ranging from the location and nature of Heaven, the occupation of the saints, and issues such as rewards, equality, growth, ownership, memory and recognition.

Peter Masters and John C Whitcomb

113 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 870855 01 3  |  UK £1.95  |  USA $9.99

The authors describe the purpose of the sign-miracles and revelatory gifts of New Testament times, and their precise nature. Were they intended to be ongoing in the life of the church? Numerous questions are here answered, such as, "What exactly are the greater works of John 14.12?"

Peter Masters

227 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 978 1 870855 00   |  UK £4.95  |  USA $11.99

This book traces the origins of the upsurge of healing ministries, then takes each of the main arguments used by healers in support of their methods, and shows how each is mistaken. Important facts are provided about demonology, showing just what demons can and cannot do. It is then proved from Scripture that the sign-gifts have ceased.

T J Conant

190 pages, paperback |  ISBN: 1 870855 31 0  |  UK £6.25

*Available only from the publisher or Tabernacle Bookshop at RRP. In the debate over the method of baptism, both sides - immersers and sprinklers - claim a meaning for the Greek to suit their case. Is the Greek really this elastic? This historic classic is unique, because it quotes or refers to every passage in which a baptizing word is found.  

Peter Masters

24 pages, booklet |  ISBN: 978 1 899046 01 0  |  UK £1.00  |  USA $1.75

Why should the Lord insist on the baptism of all converts? What is the significance of baptism? What makes it so important, especially as it makes no spiritual contribution to conversion?