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Needed Truth is a Bible teaching magazine published by the Churches of God, with the first issue published in 1888. The main teaching series of the 2014 volume are on the subject of Bible covenants, a commentary on Ezekiel, and the ministry of angels.

Bible Studies has been the scripture discussion and research magazine of the Churches of God since 1933. Each year, a different subject is explored via editorials, group discussions, Q&A and special focus articles. This volume explores the establishment and development of Churches of God in the book of Acts.

Bible Studies has been the teaching magazine of the Churches of God since 1933. Each volume contains an editorial, group discussion, Q&A and special focus articles. The subject of this volume is the Kings of Judah and Israel from Solomon to Asa.

This is volume 108 of Needed Truth magazine, a Bible teaching publication of the Churches of God since 1888.

The Feasts of Jehovah in the Old Testament are "unexplored territory" for many Christians.  But, as Brian Johnston explains in this book, they are types and shadows that were set up by God with a purpose that is still relevant for all disciples of Jesus Christ today.  If you want to learn...

Bible teacher Keith Dorricott surveys 2,000 years of Christianity and church history and explains how the important pattern that was set out in the New Testament in the early church as to how God wanted to be served, was gradually lost over the succeeding centuries.  He goes on to discuss how the...

Do you find it hard to pray?  Do you struggle to know what to pray about?  Are you unsure about how to pray? Do you wonder what the point of prayer is. This short book can help  by exploring 6 phrases from what has been commonly called "the Lord's Prayer" - just a few dozen words, but all we need to have a meaningful and powerful prayer life!

The issue of whether a “born-again” Christian can lose their salvation is an absolutely critical one and has been a controversial topic amongst Christians for centuries.  Brian Johnston provides a number of faith lessons which include insightful illustrations and Biblical references that...

Book 3 of a three-part series. Written by a biblical scholar and church elder, this ambitious and thought-provoking guide, now available in three concise books, is designed to examine and explore beliefs that are prevalent in the evangelical Christian world today. New churches and denominations...

This historical review traces the stages of a return journey which began with the reformation and led, we believe, to an important recovery of New Testament church truth at the end of the 19th century.

This concise book explores the first few chapters of the book of Revelation - John's exile experience, his vision of the risen Christ and his role as witness to what Jesus Christ had to say to the seven churches of Asia Minor in the first century.  Each of the seven messages are still relevant to...

God is holy and therefore His kingdom would also need to be a holy nation.  This book explores, from the Bible, the principles and characteristics of nationality in general and their particular application first to God’s Old Testament kingdom of Israel, and then to its New Testament counterpart,...

The Old Testament book of Daniel is perhaps the most half-read in all the Bible!  The first half is full of well-loved Sunday School stories and the second half contains complex prophecies about the end times.  Brian Johnston explores both halves in this engaging study, which will inspire and inform...

In this book, Keith Dorricott spans the whole range of human history and beyond to outline God's exciting and eternal purpose and explain how God has, and will, achieve it through six distinct ages, also known as dispensations: Chapter 1:The Purpose of the Ages Chapter 2:The Age of Conscience Chapter...