Free Resources
We want to make quality materials available to you at no cost. If you see something that you would like to have, please send an e-mail to info@christchurchalton.com. Tell us what you would like and we will send it to you for free.
Please include your name and address. We will not contact you or give your information away, nor will we ever ask you for anything. This is a way that we want to serve you in love. The only thing that we ask is that you only request what you will truly use.
You may request up to 2 books and 1 booklet at a time. We limit the request because these materials are to be studied and cannot be read through quickly. Also, we can only send one of each item you request.
Tracts
Here are some tracts that you can download and print out. Except for the Two Questions tract, you will get three tracts to a sheet of 8-1/2" x 11" paper. Print them and take them to a copy place. Have them put them on 64 pound paper, print them and then cut them into three sections. You will have some helpful and inexpensive tracts to pass out. Also, at the bottom of the back side of each tract there is room to put your contact information. You must agree to use them as they are and not change anything out of respect to each author.
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Free Books and Booklets
Justificaton & Regeneration by Charles Leiter
We are glad to send a free copy to you. We only ask that you be serious about studying the doctrines of justification and regeneration and have the available time to do so. Thank you for letting God lead you in this matter. We want to get this resource into as many hands as possible. Please e-mail us your name and address and we will send you a copy for free, no strings attached!
-What does the Bible mean when it says that Christians have "died to sin"?
-How is it possible for a just God to "justify the ungodly" without becoming "unjust" Himself?
-What is regeneration?
-What is justificaion?
-Why do all men desperately need to be justified?
-If I have died to sin, why am I still affected by it?
-As a Christian, am I the "new man" or the "old man"--or both?
-What does the Bible mean when it says that Christians have "died to the law"?
Are Christians still slaves to sin? The answers to these and many other questions become clear once we gain a biblical understanding of justification and regeneration. These two great miracles lie at the very heart of the gospel, yet even among genuine Christians they are surrounded by confusion and ignorance. This book attempts to set forth in clear biblical light the nature and characteristics of justification and regeneration that God may be glorified and His children brought to know more fully the liberty that is theirs in Christ.
"I have read this book many times before its going to press. I have greatly benefited from its teaching and heartily recommend its contents. May the Spirit of God illuminate your heart and mind that you may not only understand the Scriptures explained herein, but that they might become a reality in your life."
--Paul David Washer, Director of HeartCry Missionary Society
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Bitesize Theology by Peter Jeffrey |
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Peter Jeffrey takes key biblical theology and, in 4-6 page chapters, is able to explain them in easy to understand and accurate means. From a reformed view of theology, you will find subjects such as God, Jesus, atonement, grace, repentance and faith, election, eternal security and others. You will be challenged as he explains the subject matter, brings in many scriptuers, and challenges you to apply the truth. Though the chapters are brief, this is not in any way light or cheapening the subject matter. 109 pages
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The Christian Life by Sinclair Ferguson |
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This may be the best short summary of the Christian Life written in a long time. Dr. Ferguson has carefully and skillfully explained the biblical teachings which surround the Christian life. This a perfect introduction to Christian doctrine for a new believer and valuable refresher for the much-experienced. A must-have for anyone's library. Chapters include God's broken image (sin), plan of grace, called by God, conviction of sin, born again, faith in Christ, and many others. 218 pages
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All of Grace by Charles Spurgeon |
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Here is a true classic written over 100 years ago and the first Christian pocket-paperback published in the United States. In this book, C.H. Spurgeon, "the prince of preachers," presents the message of salvation - man's need and God's unique provision - simply and sincerely, for honest seekers and zealous witnesses alike. We will gladly send you a free copy.
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The Cross, The Vindication of God by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
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How can God rightly forgive and justify the repenting and believing sinner and still be holy and just in His character? This 20-page booklet gives wonderful insights into the beauty of God's character displayed at the cross. Send us an e-mail for a free copy. |
Ultimate Questions by John Blanchard |
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This is one of the clearest gospel presentations in print. The author is an evangelist. In this book he tackles 12 vital questions head-on, and answers them simply, clearly, and directly. People want to know about God, forgiveness for sin, and how they can be born again. This book answers those questions ...and more. 28 full color pictures with high quality print and paper makes this a book that people will want to keep and read. |
Downloadable Books
Words to Winners of Souls by Horatius Bonar |
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This timeless classic by Horatius Bonar offers spiritual, heart-searching counsel to all believers, especially ministers of the gospel. Bonar summons us to faith, zeal, and love for lost souls. He wars of "the tragedy" of a barren ministry and gives special attention to the need for ministerial confession of sin. 27 Pages.
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The Carnal Christian by Ernest Reisinger |
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In the past century, Evangelism has reaped a great harvest, but the question has been rightly raised, "What is wrong with the harvest?" One of the most popular answers to this question is that too many Christians have stopped at 'conversion'; they are 'carnal Christians' who have not yet learned to live a surrendered life. Ernest Reisinger examines this suggestion and the consequences which have resulted from its widespread acceptance. 13 Pages.
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A Call to the Unconverted by Richard Baxter |
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Richard Baxter (1615 - 1691) was a bright and shining light in the golden age of theology, the seventeenth century. Not only was he the most voluminous author of his day (72 volumes), but also his shepherding of his flock at Kidderminster was so phenomenal that it stands as a marker for all other pastors and evangelists. He practiced what he teaches in this book. The host of conversions under his preaching testifies to the power of the message in A Call.Baxter was always plain spoken to sinners: "Whoever loves earth above Heaven, and fleshly prosperity more than God, is a wicked, unconverted man!" This download is 88 pages.
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An Alarm to the Unconverted by Joseph Alleine |
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Joseph Alleine was a Puritan preacher born in 1634. He was known for his great passion for the lost, to see them soundly converted. Here is a sample of his passion: "But from where shall I fetch my argument? With what shall I win them? O that I could tell! I would write to them in tears, I would weep out every argument, I would empty my veins for ink, I would petition them on my knees. O how thankful should I be if they would be prevailed with to repent and turn." When his wife chided him for not spending more time with her, he replied, ''Ah, my dear, I know thy soul is safe; but how many that are perishing have I to look after? O that I could do more for them!'"
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Computer Desktop Picture
This picture makes an excellent desktop picture for your computer. Click here to view the full size. To download it, right click and choose "Save As" and save to your "Pictures" folder. Then go to the "Start" menu, choose "Control Panel" and click on "Display". Choose the "Desktop" tab and the click on browse. Find the picture and double-click on it. Click "OK" in the "Desktop" window and "OK" on the "Display" box and close out of "Control Panel". You now have a picture that will remind you of the ultimate sacrifice in serving Jesus Christ our Lord.
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