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The Works of John Fletcher have been the standard of Biblical doctrine and refutation of Reformed Theology since they were penned in the 18th century. This is volume three in the six volume series republished and meticulously re-typeset by Apprehending Truth Publishers. This is not a facsimile or photocopy but a completely new edition. The original work has been diligently checked and preserved in this edition.

Tip Lewis and his Lamp is Isabella Alden's heartwarming story of a young mischievous boy who comes to terms with himself and submits to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. The events that follow him typify a life lived to the glory of God. With heartaches, trials, temptations, and victory, Tip Lewis is led ever forward in the light of his Lamp, ever changing the lives of those who know him. We pray that another generation may be positively effected and encouraged to embrace Christ in His fullness. "Cast thy bread upon the waters, for thou shalt find it after many days." Look for the audio companion to this book available at ATPublishers.com and most audiobook retailers.

The Biblical doctrine of "Christian Perfection" has been denied even by those who call themselves by the name of Christ. "Defining Biblical Holiness" takes a look at this all important doctrine by casting our gaze into the past, and attempting to clearly define the truth presented in this doctrine. John Wesley and Asa Mahan both had a firm grasp upon a Biblical understanding of the teaching of holiness and Christian Perfection. Their two works on the subject, along with an new introduction, are here presented in juxtaposition in order to shed light on the current antinomian trend which continues unabated in the modern professing "Church".

True Christians have been persecuted throughout the Church Age, and in some parts of the world continue in great trials. But the Savior is always there providing comfort and strength. No marvel, for Christ warned his followers that this would happen. Here, in Martyr of the Catacombs, we get a glimpse of the heinous persecutions in Ancient Rome and look inside the lives of those Christians whose very lives depended upon the place of refuge beneath the city of Rome. Apprehending Truth presents this Christian classic as a reminder that some remain in harm's way, and a sober warning to the complacent church of the 21st century, persecution of the real Church is an ever increasing possibility. "These are they which came out of great tribulation And have washed their robes And made them white in the blood of the Lamb. Therefore are they before the throne of God And serve him day and night in his temple; And He that sitteth on the throne shall dwell among them. They shall hunger no more; neither thirst any more; Neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat; For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne shall feed them, And shall lead them unto living fountains of waters, And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes."

This volume in Apprehending Truth's presentation of the Works of John Fletcher, Five Checks to Antinomianism, is a corpus in letters rebutting and refuting the errors which belie a theology so foreign to the dictates of Scripture. With the care of a surgeon's scalpel Fletcher removes the pestilent infection from the body of theological elucidation and this antinomian malady called Calvinism is systematically diagnosed and exposed for the fraud that it is.

In this second volume of John Fletcher's Works, he continues his assault on the perversions of Calvinism and its insubstantial misrepresentation of those they label Arminians and Pelagians. An examination of established creeds, both false and genuine, becomes necessary in any serious debate of the issue and his exhibition and comparison of Scripture with Scripture set forth in parallel scales, brings truth to the forefront when the false way of Reformed Theology would just as well keep it obscured. Fletcher's genius is embedded in his genial comportment with the principles and precepts of the Scriptures. With such a grasp on Biblical injunctions of inward piety and superficies coupled with the necessity of proper hermeneutic, Fletcher belies the tendency of Calvinism's undermining of spiritual nutrition inherent in the Word of God. Never has there been a time of greater need for dogmatic insistence on the veracious handling of the Scriptures than now. With men waxing worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived, the importance of clinging to proper doctrine is essential. Hence, Apprehending Truth Publishers presents for your consideration, The Works of John Fletcher, Volume 2: Creeds and Scripture Scales.