600 Sermon Outlines from Every Book of the Bible includes 300 crisp sermon outlines from the New Testament and 300 more from the Old Testament. Published in the 1980s, these volumes (originally published as two books: 300 Sermon Outlines from the Old Testament and 300 Sermon Outlines from the New Testament) have been out of print for many years and have become difficult to find.

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Revelation

The Broadman Bible Commentary is a 13-volume commentary on the entire Bible that was first published in the 1960s. It was written for everyone with a desire to dig deeper into God's Word. This includes scholars, preachers, teachers and Bible students. The editors of this work make this clear in their preface to the series: The Broadman Bible Commentary presents current biblical study within the context of strong faith in the authority, adequacy, and reliability of the Bible as the Word of God. It seeks to offer help and guidance to the Christian who is willing to undertake Bible study as a serious, rewarding pursuit. The publisher thus has defined the scope and purpose of the commentary to produce a work suited to the Bible study needs of both ministers and laymen. The findings of biblical scholarship are presented so that readers without formal theological education can use them in their own Bible study. Footnotes and technical words are limited to essential...

The Basic Bible Sermons Series will give you ideas and resource material that can be used in sermons and lessons. The 12 volumes of sermons each cover a different topic or Bible book. Each volume was written by a different pastor, and authors include Jerry Vines, James T. Draper, Jr., Herschel H. Hobbs, W. A. Criswell, and more.

The Broadman Bible Commentary presents current biblical study within the context of strong faith in the authority, adequacy, and reliability of the Bible as the Word of God. It seeks to offer help and guidance to the Christian who is willing to undertake Bible study as a serious, rewarding pursuit. The publisher thus has defined the scope and purpose of the commentary to produce a work suited to the Bible study needs of both ministers and laymen. The findings of biblical scholarship are presented so that readers without formal theological education can use them in their own Bible study. Footnotes and technical words are limited to essential information.

The study and research tools in Logos Bible Software are sometimes only as good as the library that comes with them. The larger your library, the more effective you can be in your study of the Bible. Whether you are working with the Factbook, Passage Guide or the Exegetical Guide, the resources in your library, commentaries, grammars, dictionaries, and reference works, are the fuel that drive all the best features in Logos Bible Software. With over fifteen hundred reference works, Master Feature Collection gives you everything you need to make the most of your sermon writing, bible study, exegesis, and research.

BASIC: means this book is easy to use. The main points are in clear, bold type. The authors provide a clear outline and illustrate their points well. The material is short and simple. These sermons meet the basic needs of the busy minister. BIBLE: means these sermons are grounded firmly on the Word of God. These sermons are a word from God based on the Word of God. SERMONS: means this is a book of sermons. You will find solid messages that will help you write or improve your sermons. SE...

The Broadman Bible Commentary is a 13-volume commentary on the entire Bible that was first published in the 1960s. It was written for everyone with a desire to dig deeper into God's Word. This includes scholars, preachers, teachers and Bible students. The editors of this work make this clear in their preface to the series: The Broadman Bible Commentary presents current biblical study within the context of strong faith in the authority, adequacy, and reliability of the Bible as the Word of God. It seeks to offer help and guidance to the Christian who is willing to undertake Bible study as a serious, rewarding pursuit. The publisher thus has defined the scope and purpose of the commentary to produce a work suited to the Bible study needs of both ministers and laymen. The findings of biblical scholarship are presented so that readers without formal theological education can use them in their own Bible study. Footnotes and technical words are limited to essential...

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Daniel and the Inter-Biblical Period

BASIC: means this book is easy to use. The main points are in clear, bold type. The authors provide a clear outline and illustrate their points well. The material is short and simple. These sermons meet the basic needs of the busy minister. BIBLE: means these sermons are grounded firmly on the Word of God. These sermons are a word from God based on the Word of God. SERMONS: means this is a book of sermons. You will find solid messages that will help you write or improve your sermons. SE...

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Prophets of Chaldean Period

BASIC: means this book is easy to use. The main points are in clear, bold type. The authors provide a clear outline and illustrate their points well. The material is short and simple. These sermons meet the basic needs of the busy minister. BIBLE: means these sermons are grounded firmly on the Word of God. These sermons are a word from God based on the Word of God. SERMONS: means this is a book of sermons. You will find solid messages that will help you write or improve your sermons. SE...

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Genesis

300 Sermon Outlines from the New Testament includes fresh ideas for sermons and devotions. They are no intended as "Saturday night specials" for preachers or "crutches" for presenters of devotions, but they will help considerably. Author William H. Smitty has collected and compiled these outlines from research of over a quarter century. Some of the sermons are: "Saved and Secure, Victory Through Tragedy, A Scriptural Affidavit for Christians, Some 'Positive Negatives' of Christianity, Why the I...

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Prophets of Assyrian Period

The Baptist Portfolio library makes your study of the Bible easier by connecting your entire library of books to a robust set of study tools. The Baptist Portfolio Library takes everything in the Baptist Diamond Library and adds even more to your library. The Baptist Portfolio LIbrary contains key sets including Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary | AYBD (6 vols.), Oxford Handbook Religion Collection (31 vols.), Ashland Theological Journal (45 vols.), The Jack Andrews Expository Studies (28 vols.), and many more. The Baptist Portfolio Library is excellent for academic research or advanced exegesis.

The Holy Spirit is a collection of sermons by B.H. Carroll. A few sample chapters include: Jesus and the Holy Spirit The First Pentecost The Gift of the Holy Spirit Receiving the Holy Spirit The Sin Against the Holy Spirit The Unchanging Christ

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Exodus & Leviticus

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Numbers-Ruth

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Poetical Books

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Four Gospels, Volume 2

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Galatians, Romans, Philippians, Philemon

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Four Gospels, Volume I

The Broadman Bible Commentary is a 13-volume commentary on the entire Bible that was first published in the 1960s. It was written for everyone with a desire to dig deeper into God's Word. This includes scholars, preachers, teachers and Bible students. The editors of this work make this clear in their preface to the series: The Broadman Bible Commentary presents current biblical study within the context of strong faith in the authority, adequacy, and reliability of the Bible as the Word of God. It seeks to offer help and guidance to the Christian who is willing to undertake Bible study as a serious, rewarding pursuit. The publisher thus has defined the scope and purpose of the commentary to produce a work suited to the Bible study needs of both ministers and laymen. The findings of biblical scholarship are presented so that readers without formal theological education can use them in their own Bible study. Footnotes and technical words are limited to essential...

Originally published in 1913, An Interpretation of the English Bible: James, Thessalonians, Corinthians is part of a 17-volume storehouse of study helps enjoyed by preachers and students of God's Word for 100 years. Dr. Carroll tells us in the work's preface, "This work is an interpretation rather than a commentary in the popular acceptance of the latter term." This allows the author to indulge in paraphrasing the biblical text, occasionally inserting a sermon on a vital subject, and even adding bits of humor he finds in the process. Carroll does this brilliantly. The wisdom in this work reads as fresh today as when it was written. In spite of Carroll's claim of it being an "interpretation," when it was first published it was widely acclaimed as "the greatest commentary on the English Bible ever published." Spend 30 minutes with Dr. Carroll's work and you'll agree that he was a gifted theologian, yet his writing style is warm, personable, and far from stuffy....

Originally published in 1913, An Interpretation of the English Bible: Acts is part of a 17-volume storehouse of study helps enjoyed by preachers and students of God's Word for 100 years. Dr. Carroll tells us in the work's preface, "This work is an interpretation rather than a commentary in the popular acceptance of the latter term." This allows the author to indulge in paraphrasing the biblical text, occasionally inserting a sermon on a vital subject, and even adding bits of humor he finds in the process. Carroll does this brilliantly. The wisdom in this work reads as fresh today as when it was written. In spite of Carroll's claim of it being an "interpretation," when it was first published it was widely acclaimed as "the greatest commentary on the English Bible ever published." Spend 30 minutes with Dr. Carroll's work and you'll agree that he was a gifted theologian, yet his writing style is warm, personable, and far from stuffy. His real gift was his...

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Hebrew Monarchy

The Sermons Section lists sermons that have been labeled with the guide’s key reference or topic. Whether for personal growth or for inspiration in your own preaching, the Sermon Finder Feature Expansion, L is ideal for diving deep into thousand of expository and topical sermons allowing you to search for insights from the great preachers of history. These biblical sermons, from a variety of traditions and homiletic approaches, open up Scripture so you can see how centuries of preachers before you have handled the verse you’re studying or preparing to preach from. This collection includes everything in the Sermon Finder Feature Expansion, M as well more than thirty-five additional resources to help expand your studies.

An Interpretation of the English Bible: Divided Kingdom and Restoration Period

300 Sermon Outlines from the Old Testament is filled with seed ideas for devotional messages or sermons, fresh insight into teaching of the Old Testament, and idea "skeletons" on which you can put flesh. Author William H. Smitty has collected and compiled these outlines from research of over a quarter century.