Written by Hesba Streeton

Life in the narrow alleyways of nineteenth-century heath-sweltering London for neglected children was anything but a feast. Living off spare change from passers-...

Written by Clarence Stam

The Christian Faith as outlined in the Heidelberg Catechism. A substantial book with fifty-two Lord’s day sermons on the H.C.

In a time in which hold to 'c...

Reflections on some current ethical issues

Written by Rev. W. Pouwelse.

Originally published as a series of articles, Pouwelse’s biblical approach to numerous contempo...

Discovering the heart of Corrie Ten Boom

Written by Pam Rosewell Moore

Corrie ten Boom, a Dutch-born immigrant to the USA, was a woman admired the world over for her c...

A Tale of Afghanistan

Written by Charlotte Maria Tucker 

Afghanistan! To many an uncivilized land filled with terror and hatred, to others it is ...

Written by Abraham Kuyper.

In 1898, Dutch theologian and statesman Abraham Kuyper travelled to the U.S. to deliver his Stone lectures. He presents Calvinism as a life-system of comprehens...

Paul's Recipe for Prospering the Church in Crete

Written by Clarence Bouwman

Would a book on how to lead a successful business answer the questio...

Written by Ann Rook

"Judy, seven or eight years of age, is the youngest member of a farm family whose rural setting could be anywhere in Canada. The story of Judy, first losing her own ki...

Written by Cor Van Rijswijk, Illustrated by Jaap Kramer 

A volume of the series In Father’s Footsteps. This church history story about John Knox in fifteen short chapters is told so seven...

Edited by Burk Parsons

In celebration of the five hundredth anniversary of John Calvin’s birth (2009), Burk Parsons, editor of Ligonier's Tabletalk magazine and associate minister at St. ...

A Pioneer in Social Reform

Written by R. H. Bremmer

The journalistic work of this 19th century Dutch preacher and pioneer of social reform lies in his Scriptural evalu...

Why We Baptize Them

Written by Daniel R. Hyde

What do you think? Is the practice of infant baptism unbiblical? Is it done because of superstition? Was it invented by t...

Written by Hesba Stretton

Jessica grows up in poverty and hunger in an English city where she is drawn to a market stall for a bit of food and very hesitant contact with people. How she t...

Written by William R. Rang

"It is a well-told tale set in Holland near the end of the Second World War... The story, although chock-full of details about life in war-inflicted Holland, re...

An evaluation of Hal Lindsey’s writings

Written by T. Boersma

The book The Late Great Planet Earth has been read by millions and was turned into a motion picture as we...

A Story of World War II and the Floods of 1953

Written by Rudolf Van Reest

The book vividly weaves the tapestry of a small Zeeland island village where several charact...

Foundations for a Christian Life

Written by Pierre Ch. Marcel, Translated by Howard Griffith

In God's School (originally in French: A L' Ecole de Dieu) is foundational Christian in...

William & Mary Trilogy, Volume 1

Written by Majorie Bowen

In his book ‘History of England,’ Lord Macaulay writes of Dutch Stadtholder Prince William III of Orange: ‘Since Octav...

A Tale of the Days of Wycliffe

Written by W. Oak Rhind

"For Christians the Reformation of 1517 is often the pivotal turning point in history when Protestants removed t...

A Tale of the Huguenots of Languedoc

Written by Grace Raymond

Eglantine and Rene grew up together in a Huguenot family in 17th century France. When persecution broke o...

Written by Joel R. Beeke.

Most Christians know that they should read the Bible, and many have tried, but it is not unusual for people to get stuck, get lost, or get discouraged. Here is a...

How the Gospel Interrupts the Ordinary

Written by Aimee Byrd

This book is for women—for all women who want to explore beneath the su...