The books below help serious readers of the Bible to understand how the Bible fits together and can therefore be understood, applied and taught to others. They are available from Amazon and other suppliers in paperback. Amazon also provide Kindle versions. All books are priced lower than those from larger publishers in order to maximise people’s opportunity to read, grow and benefit both themselves and others.
A fresh ‘take’ on liturgy: the very best from the past, some of it modernised, all of it reusable in services, funerals, weddings, pastoral visits, prayer with individuals and groups.
With this vital resource, you will never be ‘stuck’ when leading in worship or many other situations.
This is the full colour, hardback, version, which has text to be read out loud highlighted with a yellow background, and other colour features. Be sure to check out the multiple indexes for instant, reverent help …
This classic has been upgraded with pictures, multiple formats, etc. Overview of church history from a Reformed perspective. A truly encouraging read to give to someone who cares about the Church of Christ amidst the confusion of the 21st Century, covering the early church, the Protestant Reformation, and Revivals. Everyone needs to read some church history. 🙂 Similar to The Church that Christ Built. Read together at a book-reading group.
This commentary on Jonah and Habakkuk provides biblical insight where others fail. John Legg explains each chapter in detail and draws both prophecies together in order to learn lessons for now.
Will prove useful to Bible study leaders and preachers.
Jonah helps us with evangelism.
Habakkuk enables us to trust God when everything goes wrong. It also addresses the subject of prayer for revival.
Practical help for Bible-readers. Avoid misunderstanding the Bible. Common problems with, and attacks on, scripture are addressed through worked examples.
Commentary on 1 and 2 Kings, demonstrating how Elisha stands out as a clear ‘type’ of Christ. Warm, expository and applied to every day and church life.
A new book by John Legg – a practical discussion of the doctrine of the Holy Trinity for the ordinary believer who wants to relate to God better.
A unique and reverent survey of how the Bible uses humour, often at its most serious moments!
The following Bible study guides help small group leaders to plan and run a term or a whole year’s worth of profitable studies. Home group members are recommended to have their own paperback or Kindle copies of these low-priced notes so that they can write in answers to the questions, make notes, and keep them.
12 discussion Bible studies covering the whole of Genesis in large portions, not just chapters 1-11, but all 50.
Discussion Bible studies covering most of Exodus, with maps and other extra material- In this time of COVID plague, a very relevant book.
Up to a year’s worth of discussion Bible studies covering the whole of 1 Samuel. For the busy small group leader and his group.
Study with confidence what is often seen as a ‘tricky’ book, with its ‘nasty’ incidents (Uzzah, David’s adultery, Gibeonites’ murder, God inciting David to sin?).
Discussion Bible studies on Psalms 120 to 136 (Songs of Ascents), 137 (By the Waters of Babylon) and 138 to 145 (Eight Last Davidic Psalms).
Discussion Bible studies on Ephesians, particularly focussing on its structure, theology and application to our lives.
The Reformed, Calvinistic, ‘doctrines of grace’ explained in letters from Uncle Harry to his nephew, Tom.
An excellent Christmas present for younger Christians.
The Reformed, Calvinistic, ‘doctrines of grace’ explained in letters from Uncle Harry to his niece, Beth.
An excellent Christmas present for younger Christians.
The following miscellaneous books are also highly recommended, especially for church leaders, teachers and Bible-lovers. ‘Any Objections‘ is for giving away to Non-Christians to help them believe the gospel.
Encourage your deacons by buying them a copy of this helpful, popular, and immensely practical booklet.
Originally a conference paper in 1989, now an attractive, 6×9 inch, “giveable”, booklet.
Why those NT Bible quotations don’t seem to match what the OT says. What all those footnotes in your English Bible saying ‘LXX’ mean. All sorts of Bible mysteries cleared up by knowing a little about the Septuagint.
An introduction to covenant theology by David Legg. A found-ational view of scripture, based on the 5 covenant model inherent in the Bible. This is the updated 2nd edition. All biblical theologians will want one.
10 common objections to the gospel answered in a way suitable for helping Non-Christians trust in Jesus Christ. Cheap enough to give away. Listen to the radio interview with the author, John Legg.