Practica Prophetica

The vast majority simply accept sin as an incurable affliction, and inescapable the misery which it produces. The Jews in Christ’s day held the same views about disease, but the Saviour demonstrated that there is no power, be it the might of physical or spiritual disease, which can withstand His saving grace. Awake to Righteousness … Continue reading Awake to Righteousness

The Christian life is comprised of two great works: a revival, and a reformation. One is the start of the new life, the other is a life-long work of education and retraining. Just what comprises these two works, and how they are different from each other, is the theme of this book. Many biblical examples … Continue reading Revival and Reformation

This book is the first one written by Fred (originally published in 1970), and is the clearest presentation of the principles of that everlasting gospel message which brought him peace and freedom, and has blessed many others all over the world since then. I have prepared this reprint for the blessing of God’s children in … Continue reading Living Righteously

Ancient Israel failed to enter into God’s rest because they did not understand His ways. This book outlines clearly just what God’s ways are, and how we may make those ways our ways, and thus be true Sabbath-keepers. The Sabbath commandment means much more than merely resting physically one day in seven. It means to … Continue reading God’s Sabbath Rest

A confession that is acceptable to God, brings both forgiveness and cleansing. In order to receive these two blessings, sin itself must be confessed: not just the actions of sin, or the guilt of sin, or the consequences of sin; but the actual power of sin, the forfeited life. This lesson is clearly taught in … Continue reading Acceptable Confession