For
many years, E.X. Heatherley spent his days in pastoral ministry and his
nights in studying the Bible and the works of Christian scholars...and
writing. As his parishioners and other friends provided the funds, he
published these writings and distributed them free of charge far and
wide. Some of these "Free Evangelical Books," as he
called them, are still available. We are happy to provide them here
as long as the limited supplies last. With any order for Our
Heavenly Home or The Parables of Christ (published by Balcony Publishing,
Inc.), you may choose one of the "Free Evangelical Books" shown
and described on this page. Click on the "Dropdown List"
after each book you purchase to choose your free book.
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The Hinges of the Faith
The writers of the Christian Scriptures
lived and wrote over a period of hundreds of years. Most of
them did not know each other or live in the same era. So the
Bible was written more as the story (or stories) of the Faith than
as a systematic doctrinal work. Nevertheless, through the
miracle of Divine inspiration, it does include the Christian
doctrines that, together, make up the cohesive, living truths of the
Christian faith.
In The Hinges of the Faith,
E. X.
Heatherley has collected from the books and pages of the Bible the
essential tenets that beautifully and doctrinally form the basis
of the Christian belief system...and for a relationship between God
and man that is full of meaning and love.
Reading and absorbing the pages of this
book is truly an enlightening and rewarding adventure.
Paperback ~
192 Pages
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The Credentials of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
Imagine the
shock of the religious leaders in first century Israel when Jesus
claimed to be the Messiah, the Son of God. And even more,
when he cleansed the temple in Jerusalem, assuming that he had the
divine right to do so. For good reason, they demanded,
"By what authority do you do these things?" In
other words: "What are your credentials?"
This book answers that very important question.
Paperback
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46 pages
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The Vigilance Parables
Many passages in the
Bible warn about the catastrophic judgments of the "end of time."
No prophet was more clear in teaching about this than Jesus.
In fact, many of his parables were given specifically to prepare his
followers for the "last days." These are called "the
vigilance parables." Seven of them are explained in this
book including The Householder and the Thief, The Ten Virgins, and
The Talents. The dominant theme of these
parables is epitomized in Jesus' own words: "Therefore,
be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not, the Son
of man cometh." (Mt. 24:44.)
Paperback ~
62 pages
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Selected Sermons
E.X. Heatherley was
in the Christian ministry for over 60 years, during which he
pastored 10 churches, (four of which he was the founder), preached
and taught as a visiting minister in scores of churches from Florida
to Wyoming, wrote and published over forty books, conducted a radio
ministry called "The Man with the Book," and, published a
magazine called "Grace and Glory." In the process he
preached and wrote thousands of sermons. This little book
presents five of those sermons that typify what his ministry was all
about.
Paperback
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54 pages
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