Is the English Bible the Word of God? Should Christians follow the Old Testament today? How many different ways of salvation are there? These and other questions are answered in Bruce Lackey's little book which shows how the New Testament quotes the Old. The way the Holy Spirit used scripture is the perfect model for us, and gives the solution to many of the controversial issues of our day.

Written more for devotional, rather than a critical analysis, the Bruce Lackey’s method is to show the unity and sufficiency of God’s Word. Anyone interested in a practical study of the Bible for personal use or to teach to others will benefit from this study.

“The great complaint of all who have the care of souls is the lack of whole-heartedness, of stedfastness, of perseverance and progress in the Christian life. Many, of whom one cannot but hope that they are true Christians, come to a standstill, and do not advance beyond the rudiments of Christian life and practice. The teaching of this Epistle is the divine answer to these questions.” A thoughtful, in depth look at the epistle to the Hebrews.

Raising a child in today’s world is a serious responsibility. Dr. Bruce Lackey brings to bear some practical advice through the Word of God which will be beneficial to any parent concerned about their child’s future and their walk with the Lord.

A methodical study through the book of I Peter to be used as a devotional study guide. Dr. Bruce Lackey goes verse by verse to examine the truths of this epistle and delivers his own insightful commentary to make this book a very useful Christian study tool.

The book of Proverbs is preeminently a book of the family with fifty-four references to it. Because of the many forces which are at work to destroy the family in this age, and because some of the efforts of Christians to strengthen the family seem to be based primarily on the psychology of the world, it is imperative that we come again to God’s eternal wisdom to learn His plan for the family.

In this day and age of “easy-believism” this book puts in clear perspective the principle of repentance. Dr. Bruce Lackey points out very plainly the scriptural definition of repentance as being a change of mind which results in a change of action, backing up his words with many proofs from the Word of God.

The gleanings of Dr. Bruce Lackey from his early college years and through many years of pastoring and teaching. This book is the result of much reading, as well as personal study for teaching and preaching. The author has tried and proven these methods over the years, as well as many other who have employed them. Perhaps they would be beneficial to you as well.

A controversial issue handled well using the Word of God to interpret the Word of God. What do the scriptures actually teach about drinking wine? If Christians are to live lives in obedience to God’s Word, then we should know what He said on this topic. Dr. Bruce Lackey brings the reader through the Word of God and leads him to a Scriptural conclusion

The author begins with his own conversion experience through the preaching of the King James Version. Following this is the practical explanation of a man who continued to believe that this version was and still is the Word of God that transforms lives. Examined in this study are Inspiration of Scripture, Preservation of Scripture and comparisons with other versions to de- termine why Dr. Bruce Lackey took the stand that he did for the King James Version.