The Prison Epistles audio course includes a verse by verse study of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, showing the relationship between Christ and His Church and the conduct of believers in the light of that union. This course is suitable for group or private study.  You may also purchase this course for college credit here.

The available audio materials are offered in four formats:

• Twelve C-90 audio cassette tapes in vinyl album + spiral-bound notes ($49.95)
• On-line streaming MP3s + PDF notes with more than 400 study questions ($29.95)
• Audio professional interface CD-MP3 disc (Windows only) + PDF notes ($29.95)
• Audio professional interface CD-MP3 disc (Windows only) + spiral-bound notes ($39.95)

The appropriate formatted notes are included with your audio choice.  The twenty-four lessons are approximately forty-five minutes each in length.

Go here to purchase the Prison Epistles audio materials and the formatted notes, whether together or separately. 

In this perceptive interpretation, F. Foulkes convincingly leads the reader to a new appreciation of Ephesians, the most advanced and assimilatory of the Pauline letters, which Coleridge called "the Divinest composition of man."  Successfully combining sound scholarship with a clear understanding of the Scriptures, it will be welcomed by both teachers and students for its completeness, thoroughness, and depth.
 

$14.00

Paul's Epistle to the Philippians breathes warmth and cordiality; its keynote is joy.  This impression upon the modern reader is re-echoed by all commentators, and forms the most noticeable characteristic that distinguishes Philippians in the Pauline literature.  The word "joy" in its verbal and noun forms is found sixteen times in the four chapters of the letter.

$14.00

The author shows that the Epistle to the Colossians is essentially Christ centered.  Paul, faced with the spread of false teaching, turns believers' minds and heart to the Person and work of Christ, with whose glory he himself is so taken up.  In the Epistle to Philemon the master servant relationship is not denied but is caught up into a new relationship that transmutes the former.
 

$14.00 USD

Is God sovereign or is man responsible? The answer is "yes, God is sovereign and man is responsible." The author shows that the Bible student cannot choose between the two; the student must choose them both because the Bible teaches both. This book treats all pertinent passages by careful exegesis and puts together a doctrine of election not before available in this form. Both the Calvinist and the Arminian will profit from this unique approach.

$16.00