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A Fight to the Finish
This short book is an explanation of the Book of Joshua designed to encourage 'ordinary' readers to profit from this wonderful Old Testament book.
The Princely Prophet
An explanation of a much-neglected prophet with a powerful and contemporary message. Zephaniah especially critiques self-styled 'renewal' movements.
The Person after God's Own Heart
A simple and applied explanation of the First Book of Samuel... David, Goliath and much more!
The Same as Christ Jesus
A simple explanation and application of Paul's letter to his much-loved Church plant in Philippi.
A Right Old Confloption Down Penzance
An Account of the 1824 tract war between the Baptist and Methodist ministers in Penzance, Cornwall: George Charles Smith and John Waterhouse. The controversy is explored through the literature and personalities of the individuals involved and the history of the Baptists in Cornwall. The book argues that the Baptist movement was irrevocably damaged by it. Both the main antagonists were subsequently major pioneer figures in Wesleyan and Seamen's missions.
Genesis: The Journey Begins
A popular-style explanation of the Book of Genesis with a specific eye on contemporary application.
The Lion Roars
A simple commentary on the Book of Amos that explains its ever-relevant message.
Worshipping the Triune LORD
It is the incredible privilege of Christians to know and serve the God who has made himself known to human beings as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The studies that follow are intended to help us know this God better and to learn to love and worship him. The studies have been prepared for those who attend Ferndale Baptist Church, Southend-on-Sea, but the authors hope that they will be of help to others as they seek to worship the true God.
By Grace to Glory
The remarkable story of the early Baptist movement in Cornwall. Beginninig with a miraculous healing near Truro it ends with the remarkable ministry of Georger Charles Smith of Penzance.
Jacob Grigg: Cornwall's First Missionary
This book is the life of one of the most remarkable and neglected pioneers of the modern protestant missionary movement. Jacob Grigg was a young Cornishman who, inspired by his contemporary William Carey, was the first English missionary to volunteer for Africa. His career was a chequered one. Expelled by the Governor of Sierra Leone, he emigrated to the newly-free United States of America. There he became renowned for his ability as a preacher, evangelist and theological thinker. An emancipationist and committed to worldwide evangelism, he suffered for his views. Workloads led to alcoholic addiction which he conquered. This is the first biography of a remarkable man who died nearly two centuries ago.
