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3rd edition Click for a sample Come, Ye Children has been a favorite of Reformed children for decades. A Christian school teacher and gifted storyteller, the author tells 198 Bible stories from Genesis to Acts in language easily understood by young children. Each story is true to...
Click to look inside This alphabet book is a collection of Bible passages, short rhymes, and detailed illustrations designed to teach young children of their heavenly Father’s almighty power and his faithfulness to fulfill the promises he makes to them as children of his covenant. Use this book...
Click for sample lesson In this first of the general or catholic epistles, James, the half brother of Jesus, writes to the Jewish converts to the Christian church scattered throughout the known world. His primary purpose is to define the relation between justification and the law. While teaching...
2nd edition Click to see sample lesson Why is Ruth a favorite book of the Bible for Christians? We learn from the introduction to the study pamphlet that "...we are all Ruths at heart, foreigners and strangers brought into the covenant kingdom by the overwhelming grace of...
Written over the course of a thirty-year ministry, this thorough commentary on the book of beginnings is useful as a Bible study aid or devotional. The author brings a wealth of information to the believer by way of an interesting narrative. What others are saying about this book:...
The English version of this Bible storybook is one of the RFPA's best-selling publications. Now, you and your family can read Halikayo, Mga Anak in Tagalog, the most widely spoken language in the Philippines. Come, Ye Children has been a favorite of Reformed children for decades. A Christian...
This book teaches children... what God’s law is: his ten words to his people how we obey God's law: by loving him and our neighbor why we keep God's law: to thank him for delivering us from our sin, to be assured that he has made us his...
Click to see sample lesson Written by Luke, Acts is the continuation of his gospel narrative. In Acts we find a three-fold theme. First, it is the history of the work of the Holy Spirit. It is the fulfillment of Christ’s promise that he would pour out his...
It’s the season of Bible Study Societies. Thus it is a good time to think about how to study the Bible. I decided to dedicate today’s post to some helpful resources about how to study the Bible. Here are some Standard Bearer articles by Rev. Thomas Miersma (The last 4...
As a new society season of the study of the Bible approaches, please consider the materials that the Reformed Free Publishing Association has available.Study Guides:Ruth, Malachi, Acts, Romans, Philippians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, Hebrews, James, and 1 Peter.Commentaries:A Pilgrim's Manual (1 Peter)The Coming of Zion's Redeemer (Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi)Faith Made...