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The wind has changed. The majority of Western society is no longer made up of Bible-believing Christians. In fact, the wind appears to be blowing hard behind the forces of secularism and paganism. So how do believers find the courage to hold firm to our faith in a culture where we're increasingly becoming strangers and aliens ...

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Brave by Faith: The wind has changed. The majority of Western society is no longer made up of Bible-believing Christians. In fact, the wind appears to be blowing hard behind the forces of secularism and paganism. So how do believers find the courage to hold firm to our faith in a culture where we're increasingly becoming ... Continue Reading 

The wind has changed. The majority of Western society is no longer made up of Bible-believing Christians. In fact, the wind appears to be blowing hard behind the forces of secularism and paganism. So how do believers find the courage to hold firm to our faith in a culture where we're increasingly becoming strangers and aliens ... Continue Reading 

God’s Bible Timeline: The Big Book of Biblical History helps us understand the flow of biblical history from creation to the formation of the early church through a series of eighteen colorful timelines. Each timeline provides a concise overview of the highlights of a particular period—from creation to the flood, for example, or from Abraham ... Continue Reading 

As the Gospel of Luke begins, its author declares his intent to compile “an orderly account” of the person of Jesus—and when we open its pages, this is exactly what we find. Tracing Jesus’ life from His nativity and ministry to His crucifixion, death, resurrection, and ascension, Luke presents us with a portrait of a Savior ... Continue Reading 

Over 80 sermons by Alistair Begg on 1 Corinthians on a 2GB Flash Drive – Just $5! By the time Paul wrote his first letter to the Corinthians, the church had already wandered from its foundation. Novel ideas were favored over solid, biblical teaching, resulting in confusion, division, and spiritual infancy. With a desire to help them mature ... Continue Reading 

The Christian life isn’t guaranteed to be all brightness and laughter. Such a perspective is true to neither the biblical record nor human experience. While the Gospel offers real comfort in the face of pain, biblical joy is found not in isolation from life’s rigors but in trusting in the sovereign love of God, who ... Continue Reading 

Free shipping within the continental United States. Mark’s Gospel, the first to be written, emphasizes that Jesus is the Christ and the fulfillment of God’s purpose. Its descriptions of Jesus’ interactions with others—both His followers and His enemies—show the Lord accomplishing His mission to rescue the lost. With nearly a third of the ... Continue Reading 

Hiding sin is always a futile exercise. King David knew this—yet when he allowed his lust for Bathsheba to triumph over obedience to God’s laws, he still attempted to conceal his wrongdoing. Twice David tried to use Bathsheba’s husband Uriah to cover his sin, and twice he failed. As Alistair Begg explains, David’s ... Continue Reading 

Is it possible to erase a lifetime of usefulness in one moment of weakness? That seemed to have been the case with David. He lived an exemplary life that pointed forward to Jesus—until his sordid affair with Bathsheba. As Alistair Begg recounts the defining moment of the king’s moral collapse, he points out dangers to ... Continue Reading 

Without the ascension, Christ’s nativity, passion, and resurrection would have been pointless. The ascension is the defining moment that marked the end of Jesus’ personal ministry on earth and the beginning of the Great Commission. Alistair Begg walks us through the Gospel plan, the Holy Spirit’s enabling power, and the personnel God uses to accomplish ... Continue Reading 

After the Ammonite king’s death, David sent servants to offer condolences to the king’s son and successor. His kindness was rejected, however, and his men were sent back in shame and humiliation. Joab, the army commander who was sent to deal with the enemies, exhorted his men to be courageous yet confident in God’s ... Continue Reading 

Many of us have heard the familiar stories of Daniel from childhood: brave, committed, and obedient, he held to his convictions, interpreted dreams, and faced the lions’ den. But does our familiarity extend to the real hero of the story? In this series examining Daniel’s faith under the fire of trial, Alistair Begg explains that at ... Continue Reading 

Commenting on Proverbs, Old Testament scholar Derek Kidner writes that the book’s function is “to put godliness into working clothes.” It calls to us in the streets about real-world matters, addressing the pressing issues of our daily lives. It is intensely practical, distinctly uncomfortable—and immensely profitable. In this series of topical studies, Alistair Begg looks ... Continue Reading 

At some point, most of us find ourselves restless and searching for what is missing in our lives. We think we can find contentment in many places, but often, nothing seems to bring the fulfillment we desire—and along the way, we cover up our mistakes and regrets, attempting to forget our painful pasts. In this series ... Continue Reading 

Satan has a deadly grip on all those outside of Christ. Tragically, spiritual blindness prevents people from realizing their need and desiring the cure—that is, until Jesus enters the scene! In this series, Alistair Begg teaches us through Jesus’ encounters with lost people, where we will be awed by their dramatic transformations from sinners to saints ... Continue Reading 

As Paul drew his letter to the Ephesians to a close, he addressed a topic as timeless as it is likely to be approached with skepticism: spiritual warfare. Faith in Jesus, he wrote, introduces us to a battleground where we fight what the Westminster Confession calls “a continual and irreconcilable war” against sin and its proponents. Yet ... Continue Reading 

Many of us have heard the familiar stories of Daniel from childhood: brave, committed, and obedient, he held to his convictions, interpreted dreams, and faced the lions’ den. But does our familiarity extend to the real hero of the story? In this series examining Daniel’s faith under the fire of trial, Alistair Begg explains that at ... Continue Reading 

Commenting on Proverbs, Old Testament scholar Derek Kidner writes that the book’s function is “to put godliness into working clothes.” It calls to us in the streets about real-world matters, addressing the pressing issues of our daily lives. It is intensely practical, distinctly uncomfortable—and immensely profitable. In this series of topical studies, Alistair Begg looks ... Continue Reading 

At some point, most of us find ourselves restless and searching for what is missing in our lives. We think we can find contentment in many places, but often, nothing seems to bring the fulfillment we desire—and along the way, we cover up our mistakes and regrets, attempting to forget our painful pasts. In this series ... Continue Reading 

Hiding sin is always a futile exercise. King David knew this—yet when he allowed his lust for Bathsheba to triumph over obedience to God’s laws, he still attempted to conceal his wrongdoing. Twice David tried to use Bathsheba’s husband Uriah to cover his sin, and twice he failed. As Alistair Begg explains, David’s ... Continue Reading 

Is it possible to erase a lifetime of usefulness in one moment of weakness? That seemed to have been the case with David. He lived an exemplary life that pointed forward to Jesus—until his sordid affair with Bathsheba. As Alistair Begg recounts the defining moment of the king’s moral collapse, he points out dangers to ... Continue Reading 

Without the ascension, Christ’s nativity, passion, and resurrection would have been pointless. The ascension is the defining moment that marked the end of Jesus’ personal ministry on earth and the beginning of the Great Commission. Alistair Begg walks us through the Gospel plan, the Holy Spirit’s enabling power, and the personnel God uses to accomplish ... Continue Reading 

After the Ammonite king’s death, David sent servants to offer condolences to the king’s son and successor. His kindness was rejected, however, and his men were sent back in shame and humiliation. Joab, the army commander who was sent to deal with the enemies, exhorted his men to be courageous yet confident in God’s ... Continue Reading 

As Paul drew his letter to the Ephesians to a close, he addressed a topic as timeless as it is likely to be approached with skepticism: spiritual warfare. Faith in Jesus, he wrote, introduces us to a battleground where we fight what the Westminster Confession calls “a continual and irreconcilable war” against sin and its proponents. Yet ... Continue Reading 

Some people joke about celebrating Christmas in July. But what about celebrating Christmas in Genesis? While the idea may sound strange, the Bible is a book about Jesus from start to finish. From its opening chapters, He is there, the center of all creation’s story. Genesis is, in fact, a Christmas story—one that reveals to ... Continue Reading 

Mark’s Gospel, the first to be written, emphasizes the certainty that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and the fulfillment of God’s purpose. In the pages of Mark’s account, we come to know Him as the Messiah, the Suffering Servant, the Son of God, the Risen Christ, and the Returning King. With ... Continue Reading 

Martyn Lloyd-Jones once said that “the work of preaching is the highest and the greatest and the most glorious calling to which anyone can ever be called.” Such a high calling, however, comes with a high level of responsibility: as a pastor places his confidence in the Gospel’s power, the task of proclamation must be his ... Continue Reading