We would like to announce our newest title – The Voice of the Pioneers on Instrumental Music and Societies by John T. Lewis – is now available.
John T. Lewis (1876-1967) graduated from Nashville Bible School in 1906. Following that, he spent sixty years in Birmingham, Alabama where he preached the gospel and helped establish churches throughout that area.
In Voice of the Pioneers, Lewis addressed the two issues that caused the greatest controversy among those in the Restoration Movement – instrumental music and the missionary society. While he does present Biblical arguments against such innovations, the primary focus of the book is on what was taught by the pioneers of the nineteenth century. This makes it a valuable resource for us to learn about the history of the Restoration Movement.
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This is the thirtieth release in our Ancient Landmarks Collection. This collection is made up of materials that have been produced by those associated with the Restoration Movement. More titles will be added to this collection in the future. Be sure to subscribe to our mailing list to be notified of new releases.
Great Themes from Acts
In nearly seventy years of full-time gospel preaching, Tom M. Roberts has addressed various challenging topics that went beyond the fundamental principles of the gospel (the “milk” of the word) and required a deeper study of the Scriptures (the “meat” of the word). Addressing such topics is the task of all gospel preachers in fulfilling their responsibility to declare the whole counsel of God (Acts 20:27); unfortunately, too many avoid these difficult and sometimes controversial topics. Brother Roberts has certainly not been one to do this.
This is the lecture book for the Virtual Bible Summit 2022 organized by 
The ABC’s of Being a Christian in Today’s World began as a sermon series developed by the author in 2021. There is one lesson for each letter of the alphabet – each lesson containing a passage of Scripture that is examined, followed by three traits beginning with that letter of the alphabet which relate to the life of a Christian. This made a total of 78 words that provide a comprehensive picture of the fundamentals of what it means to be a Christian in our modern world.
Robert Richardson (1806-1876) learned the gospel from Walter Scott and was baptized into Christ in 1829. For many years he worked closely with Alexander Campbell as co-editor of the Millennial Harbingerand as a professor at Bethany College. He may be best remembered for producing the two-volume Memoirs of Alexander Campbell.