Books Published by Christian Focus Publications

Sorry for the long list of suggestion but these are books published by "Christian Focus Publications" that i would love to see in Logos. I have all these books below in my paper library and have read most of them. I am very impressed by the quality and biblical material found in this books. They are written from an evangelical perspective. For those who may not be familiar with these books here is a link for further exploration http://www.christianfocus.com/brand/show/1/-/t_bbr .Thanks

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The Christ of the Bible and the Church's Faith by Geoffrey Grogan
When Grace Comes Alive by Terry Johnson
When Grace Comes Home by Terry Johnson
Understanding the Church by David Jackman
Christianity and its Competitors by James Mcgoldrick
18 words: The most important words you will ever know by J.I. Packer
New Testament Theology by J. Julius Scott Jr
Justified in Christ Edited by K. Scott Oliphint
Last Things First by J.V. Fesko
Covenant Theology By Peter Golding
Heroes and Heretics By Iain D. Cambell
God's People in the wilderness by O. Palmer Robertson
The Lord's supper by Malcolm Maclean
Creation, Fall, Restoration by Andrew s. Kulikovsky
Creation and Change by Douglas F. Kelly
Doc Talk: A fairly serious survey of all that theological stuff by Larry Dixon
This world is not my Home by Michael Williams
Redeem the Time By Steve Graffiths
The Holy Spirit & the Bible By Paul E. Brown
Territorial Spirit and world Evangelism by Chuck Lowe
Powers In Encounter with Power by Dr. Michael O. Fape
Warefare Witness by Stanley D. Gale
Embracing Authority by John A. Kitchen
The Fracture of Faith by Douglas Vickers
The "I AM" sayings of Jesus by Frank Lyall
A survey of the Doctrine of Baptism: The waters that Divide by Donald Bridge and David Phypers
Gateways to God By Pete Lowman
Reformed Theological Writings by R.A. Finlayson.
The Doctrine of Sin by Iain D. Campbell
The Evangelical Concerns By Melvin Tinker
The Light Of The Psalms by Michael F. Ross
The Messiah and the Psalms by Richard P. Bellcher Jr.
The Only Hope Jesus Yesterday. Today. Forever Edited by Mark Elliott and John L. Mcpake
The Earthly Career Of Jesus, The Christ by Robert D. Culver
Behold Your God By Donald Macleod
The Word became Fresh By Dale Ralph Davis
The Parables of Jesus by Terry Johnson
The Worship of God
The Cross Words: The Biblical Doctrine Of the Atonement by Paul Wells
God in the Shadows by Brian Morley
If God already Knows why Pray by Douglas F. Kelly
Creed, Councils and Christ by Gerald Bray

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Mark Smith

This is an older thread but I must have missed it initially. I'd like to second the motion. All the volumes by Dale Ralph Davis are worthwhile. I believe the Focus on the Bible Series of commentaries (of which his are a portion) and perhaps (I haven't read any of these) the Mentor Commentary Series would be well received in Logos format. I have made this suggestion to Christian Focus as well. I hope some negotiations might ensue quickly.

Ted Hans

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/148317#Comment_148317

Thanks Mark for the vote of confidence. Please Logos i am waiting!

Ted

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/148317#Comment_148317

I believe the Focus on the Bible Series of commentaries (of which his are a portion) and perhaps (I haven't read any of these) the Mentor Commentary Series would be well received in Logos format.

These?

Focus on the
Bible Commentaries (32 Vols.) | Product - Boxed (Pre-Pub)

Mentor
Old Testament Commentary Collection (8 Vols.) | Product - Boxed (Pre-Pub)

I hope some negotiations might ensue quickly.

Quick enough?

Mark Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/148341#Comment_148341

Not only quick enough, some folks have already had time to pre-order.

Duh! [:$]

Anyway glad to see them here. Thanks Todd.