Schmul Publishing Company

09/09/2021

The latest offering from Garen L. Wolf is unique on the shelves of devotional literature. The two-volume Tuning the Musician’s Heart is aimed at providing daily devotional guides to those ministering in sacred melody. But it is much more. The author employs his extensive knowledge of the original meanings of ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek musical terms to address the role of music in worship and its biblical roots. His observations for October 19 splendidly illuminate the predicament faced by many music leaders—to provide a worship experience that is relevant to today’s worshiper while maintaining sacredness with integrity. (That entry alone is worth the price of the book.) He provides rare insight into the spiritual motivations of the great musicians of the Bible— such as the Psalmist David and the temple musicians— along with Paul’s admonitions for the use of song in the Early Church. He skillfully reduces his concepts into common English and enlarges the borders to include everyday life for Christians in general. Even readers whose extent of music making extends no further than joining in congregational singing and listening to recorded instrumentals will find much to appreciate here. This volume makes a great gift idea for local congregational music makers, and high school and college students who are serious, not only about their music education, but also their walk with God and serving him with their God-given talent. Call for special discount when ordering both volumes!

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09/09/2021

The latest offering from Garen L. Wolf is unique on the shelves of devotional literature. On the face of it, the two-volume Tuning the Musician’s Heart is aimed at providing daily devotional guides to those ministering in sacred melody. But it is much more. The author employs his extensive knowledge of the original meanings of ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek musical terms to address the role of music in worship and its biblical roots. He provides rare insight into the spiritual motivations of the great musicians of the Bible— such as the Psalmist David and the temple musicians— along with Paul’s admonitions for the use of song in the Early Church. He skillfully reduces his concepts into common English and enlarges the borders to include everyday life for Christians in general. Even readers whose extent of music making extends no further than joining in congregational singing and listening to recorded instrumentals will find much to appreciate here. This volume makes a great gift idea for local congregational music makers, and high school and college students who are serious, not only about their music education, but also their walk with God and serving him with their God-given talent. Call for special discount when ordering both volumes!

09/09/2021

A few years after he published Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to Prayer (Item 3654) S.B. Shaw bowed to repeated requests for a similar book for children. With the original illustrations, Children’s Edition of Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to Prayer has more than thirty-five stories of God’s grace and provision for children and youth in times of deepest need. Here are stories of children standing steadfast in the face of persecution and opposition, the prayers of children for the salvation of their ungodly parents, and the final triumph of sick and dying young people. These are true tales of divine provision in the face of desperate need, starvation and loneliness. Here are authentic accounts of kindness, sympathy, obedience, gratitude, courage and faithfulness to hearten and cheer readers of all ages. Parents will find these stories to be wholesome bedtime reading. Preachers and teachers will also discover a plentiful supply of illustrations for sermons, vacation bible school, Sunday School and children’s ministries.

19/05/2021

Heartbeats of Holiness is a series of sermons preached by one of the foremost proponents of holiness during his lifetime. It is Wingrove Taylor’s first book, and it is filled with unique insights. For more than fifty years the Caribbean author ministered throughout the area and beyond, reaching forty-three different countries. He was a riveting pulpiteer, and considered a master of alliteration. Drawing on Old Testament typology and New Testament admonition, he offers a fresh, new survey of the life of entire sanctification— how to get it, how to keep it, and how to live it abundantly. Along the way he discusses the witness of the Spirit, the New Birth, instantaneous sanctification and progressive sanctification that vitally matures in the believer. Here is an inimitable offering from an inimitable minister of the holiness message.

19/05/2021

An Examination of the Doctrine of Entire Sanctification.

For several decades Paul L. Kaufman has taught college courses on theology. He has found that students reared in holiness churches show confusion as to what constitutes a sin, carnal trait or temptation, and they mistakenly think that somehow John Wesley invented the teachings of Christian perfection.

In From the Classroom to the Heart he provides a historical overview of the various streams of religious teachings that shaped the theology of Wesley, from the ancient Church Fathers up to his own time. Then he addresses some of the erroneous views of sin that are circulating in contemporary preaching and teaching. He considers “sins of ignorance” and ethical decision-making before dealing with the differences between the two works of grace. He examines common carnal traits of the unsanctified and provides some instruction and illustrations to help readers deal with them. Employing First Thessalonians he directs the reader’s attention to biblical examples of the two steps involved in the process of entire sanctification. Along the way he considers aspects that trouble believers: the various “fillings” of the Holy Spirit that appear in both the Old and New Testaments, using Samson as an illustration; the three different kinds of fillings by the Spirit in Scripture; the various degrees of perfection found in the Bible; emotions and feelings, and the critical role they play in spiritual life; the road to maturity; current misconceptions about entire sanctification; what perfect love won’t and will do— all these important topics are analyzed and discussed. The book ends with specific counsel on how the child of God can find wonderful deliverance from the carnal mind.