John R. Rice

SKU (ISBN): 9780873987592Author: Rice, JohnBinding: Trade PaperPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished:

The world has many celebrities, but what makes a celebrity in God's eyes? What are the characteristics of greatness for people who want to serve God? This small pamphlet examines those...

Many people who know of Dr. Rice do not know that he was quite a musician. He wrote at least sixty songs — words and music. Once you have heard these songs you will be able to pick them out...

The winning of souls to trust in Jesus Christ and be saved from their sin is the principal duty of every Christian in the world. This is the thing nearest to the heart of God. This is why He sent His...

SKU (ISBN): 9780873988056Author: Rice, JohnBinding: Mass MarketPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished: 01/05

SKU (ISBN): 9780873987790Author: Rice, JohnBinding: Mass MarketPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished: 01/05

Which should Christians observe? A Bible answer to Seventh-Day Adventists, proving that the Sabbath was first made known at Mount Sinai as a part of the Mosaic Law, was never commanded or observed...

Tears in Heaven! It seems hardly possible. Yet God says there are tears there, and when the last sinner has gone to Hell and the last Gospel preached and the earth is purged of the the taint and...

When Christ was born in Bethlehem, angels attended and announced His arrival. However, when focus is placed on the "messengers" instead of the "message," it is an improper emphasis. With a biblical...

SKU (ISBN): 9780873980500Author: Rice, JohnBinding: Mass MarketPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished: 01/05

This Bible study not only explains our responsibility to be soul winners, but also the "how-to" of reaching the lost. In the final chapter entitled, "The Sevenfold Sin of Not Winning Souls," the...

The Evanglist: his God-given place, work, importance; his critics, his defense, his rewards, his dangers. Are evangelists still in the plan of God for the ministry of the 21st century, or are they...