The Twofold Purpose of God, is a paperback 88-page book, written by Pastor Cornelius R. Stam, Founder of the Berean Bible Society.

We highly recommend this particular work for those who are new to the message of Grace. Pastor Stam effectively contrasts the two programs of God in relation to the incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension and second coming of Christ.

Includes Scripture Index

In seeking the truth as to the Lord’s Supper we must go to the Word of God alone. Here man’s opinions and preferences are valueless and worse, for these are exactly what caused the confusion on the subject in the first place, and have perpetuated it in many quarters to this day.

Moses and Paul, the Dispensers of Law and Grace, is a paperback 86-page book, written by Pastor Cornelius R. Stam.

Here is a simple approach to dispensational truth that should prove both refreshing and helpful to you in your study of the Word of God.  Paul’s message and ministry was distinct and separate from that of the twelve.  He was committed the doctrine and program for a new dispensation—“the dispensation of the grace of God.”  The failure to recognize this important fact lies as the root of the confusion which has gripped the Church for so long, and Moses and Paul helps to dispel this confusion.

Where does Moses fit into the picture? Well, that’s the very point of the book. Why not order a copy and see for yourself? You’ll not be sorry.

Includes Scripture Index

A free Spanish translation of this book is available on our Spanish Resources page.

The Oneness of Marriage, is a paperback 90-page book, written by Pastor Paul M. Sadler.

God is the Chief Architect who drafted the original blueprint for the institution of marriage. Therefore, we are well served to uphold the roles He has established for each member of the family.  Every marriage experiences peaks and valleys, but a Christ-centered union will endure the test of time.  One word sums up a relationship that’s built upon the Word of God—commitment!  A husband and wife may find themselves in the eye of the storm, but if they are committed to one another the trial of their faith will only strengthen their marriage.

EXPANDED AND REVISED

Formerly titled: “The Institution of Marriage”

The studies found in this book are intended to help any believer grow in their knowledge of key subjects in the Scripture. More importantly, we desire that each reader be assisted in their spiritual growth, considering how the Saviour wants to transform their lives by their yielding to the will of God, as revealed in the Holy Bible. May we begin in earnest a life long journey of growing in God’s grace, and growing up unto Him in all things.

There is no other subject that has caused more confusion in the Church than “water baptism.” Since God is not the author of confusion, the problem unquestionably lies with a faulty system of interpretation. Pastor Stam isolates the problem in this work and presents a simple solution to the matter that the Church has overlooked for generations.

Here are some of the topics that Brother Stam sheds light on: The Day of Itching Ears, What is Truth?, Don’t Be Ashamed, The Power of Godliness, etc.

A free Spanish translation of this book is available on our Spanish Resources page.

The commission which our Lord gave to the eleven (later twelve) has so long been called “the great commission” that multitudes of sincere believers have a hazy notion that the Bible designates it thus. The fact is however, that this designation merely reflects traditional views and, as in our Lord’s day, “the traditions of men” all too often “make void the Word of God.”

Granted, our Lord’s commission to the eleven was indeed a great commission, but it should never be called “the great commission,” for the ascended Lord later committed a greater, a far greater, message and ministry to the Apostle Paul.

Unless we recognize a change in dispensation with the raising up of Paul, that other apostle, the commission to the eleven must stand as an irreconcilable contradiction to the great doctrines of the Pauline epistles—and vice versa.

With Bible Index

Studies in James, is a paperback 156-page commentary, written by Pastor Paul M. Sadler.

The epistle of James is a practical guide on Christian ethics.  Although James is addressing his countrymen, there are many timeless principles found in this forgotten pearl of the New Testament.  Every book of the Bible is a tributary of truth that flows into the canon of Holy Scripture, but we must always inquire, truth for whom?  We need not look far to understand that James is writing to the twelve tribes of Israel, which immediately signals us that this epistle must be interpreted in light of Paul’s gospel.

Includes Scripture Index

Previously titled “The Controversy”

In addition to changing the title and updating the appearance of this volume, Pastor Jeff Seekins, a BBS Board member, has written a new introduction to the work. He writes:

“The value of this volume goes beyond mere history because it addresses from Scripture many of the same arguments you will face today as you hold fast the faithful Word. The names and faces will be different, but the attacks will be the same. Therefore, the answers found in this volume are as timeless as they are Scriptural.”

With Scripture Index

Rightly Divided Answers to Frequently Asked Questions, is a paperback 248-page book, written by Pastor Ricky Kurth.

There are already so many books in print addressing frequently asked Bible questions that you might be wondering about the need to publish yet another.  However, the Bible study principle espoused by mid-Acts dispensationalists, that of “rightly dividing the Word of truth” is the key that unlocks the Bible!  We believe you will find answers to troublesome questions here that you have not seen elsewhere.

Questions and answers in this book cover the following topics: salvation, eternal security, the grace message, water baptism, and the sign gifts.

More Rightly Divided Answers to Frequently Asked Questions to be released in the summer of 2020! Please watch The Berean Searchlight for an announcement. This book will address more questions, including the conclusion to the article, “Questions about Repentance” that appeared in the November 2019 edition of the Searchlight.

Things That Differ, the Fundamentals of Dispensationalism, is a paperback 290-page book, written by Pastor Cornelius R. Stam.

Those who struggle with rightly dividing the Word of truth will find this volume most helpful. Pastor Stam gives the reader an in-depth look at the major differences between Prophecy and the Mystery. Every Grace believer should read this work. This book, more than any other, has been used to bring people to an understanding of the distinctive ministry of the Apostle Paul.

With Scripture Index