by Dr. Jack Schaap

Some questions I am asked more than those on any other subject include the following
• “Pastor, exactly what does the Bible say about dress?”
• “Why do our church ladies wear dresses and skirts when it seems so many Christian ladies don’t?”
• “Are we good or weird or old-fashioned or out of date?”
• “Pastor, where in the Bible does it say that we have to dress in a certain way?”
• “What does the Bible say about women wearing pants?”
I believe each of these questions is valid and appropriate. Because I have been asked these questions and a myriad of others like them so often, I want to share an overview of what the Bible says about apparel starting in Genesis chapter 2.

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by Dr. Jack Schaap


Music has been with man since Creation. God wanted music to be an integral part of the Christian’s life. Both singing and the playing of instruments were a part of God’s Creation. God likes to hear the playing of instruments and the singing of voices. The Bible has much to say about music, including how to define the different Biblical themes of music; how the Bible ties music to one’s spirit, one’s thought life, and one’s emotional life; how the most prolific song writer in the Bible wrote 1,005 songs; how music is associated with wisdom; and how all music can be divided into the “song of the fool” or the “song of the wise.” This practical booklet is an effort to bring a little sanity to the body of believers about music and also to serve as a reminder of “this we believe” about music.

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Mrs. Cindy Schaap’s revolutionary Bright Side Planner/Journal is a handy organizer which includes a Bible-reading schedule to help you read through your Bible in one year, a daily "to-do" list, an errand list, a menu planner, and a cleaning schedule all in an easy-to-follow format! Use one journal per month and then store each month’s journal in the free binder for easy reference. The Bright Side Journal/Planner is a great way to become scheduled and stay scheduled.
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By Dr. Jack Schaap
The Savoiur’s willingness to journey to the Cross, willingly accept God’s judgment for mankind’s sin, and freely pay that price with His life bought freedom and forgiveness for every man. Dr. Jack Schaap explores the power of the cross in 12 chapters that address the Christian’s enduring relationship with the Cross of Jesus Christ. The victory of the Cross is available to every Christian who will likewise make his own journey to that Cross of Calvary—even as he labors under the burden of his own cross. The irony is that in carrying his cross, the Christian finds the freedom and fulfillment of the Cross.
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By Jim Binney

With surgical precision, a Biblical counselor exposes the wound of sexual immorality then pours in the soothing balm of Gilead to bring healing. A must-read for every Christian man who seeks victory or desires to guard his heart. Learn More

By Marlene Evans

"God seems to give me wisdom to make right decisions when they need to be made. Once I face reality and make my decision, I then try to turn my attention to all the positives regarding the circumstances in which I am currently living." -Mrs. Marlene Evans Learn More

By Marlene Evans

This book will encourage those who were abused as children or have other hurts in their past, those now facing a heartache, and those helping people in these situations. It is a very useful tool for parents, leaders, teachers, and counselors. Learn More

By Marlene Evans

This is a heartwarming collection of ideas she wrote in response to questions asked by her “cancer buddies.” It has been used to encourage, strengthen, and help cancer patients, their families, and their caregivers. Learn More

By Marlene Evans

This booklet was published as a result of a statement and a decision Mrs. Evans made when she was given a less-than-optimistic cancer report. Realizing that no one knows the amount of time he or she will live, Mrs. Evans decided to live life to the fullest until God called her Home. Learn More