		OUR LATEST EDITION! In 1991 Fundamental Wesleyan Publishers was launched with their first publication, The Hole in the Holiness Movement. Since the book had been sold out, in 2005 the board of publication asked Dr. Reasoner to write a second edition. A Wesleyan Theology of Holy Living for the Twenty-First Century: The Pursuit of Perfection Across Twenty Centuries is almost completed! Please contact Dr. Vic Reasoner for more information.

My concern is that many people do not study the Bible and especially not this book. I am not a member of Pastor Reasoner's congregation, but it is my prayer that God will use this commentary to help other ministers prepare practical messages that will point listeners to Christ and prepare them for heaven. Mr. Joe Mims, chairman Skilton Construction, Inc. Lexington, Kentucky

    In his new and fresh commentary of the Book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ, my friend Vic Reasoner, has done a scholarly job of rediscovering the glories of the old "gold mine" and has brought up some brilliant nuggets of truth about the true purpose and prophecies of the book with the resulting flow of blessings to those who read, understand, and obey.
    I strongly urge you to take the time to carefully and prayerfully read this commentary with an open mind. Let the theme and passion of this book - JESUS - become your passion. Let the hope in this book fill you with fresh hope. Let the promise of victory inspire you to raise a victory shout!
    JESUS IS LORD! HE IS LORD NOW AND ALWAYS WILL BE! Rev. Gerald Bustin, President of Evangelical Bible Mission, Inc. Summerfield, Florida

Hardback, ISBN 0-9761003-1-2, 592 pages, indexed, $50

Here you will find a whole range of both rare and excellent Arminian scholars, men of the caliber of Wesley, Clarke, Watson, Benson, Coke, Sutcliffe, Whedon, and many others, of a much older generation. You will also find many scholars of more recent times, such as Lloyd-Jones and Stott. Yet the book is not merely a collation of these men and others. As I have perused it, I've been amazed to discover how full and rich it is, covering almost every phrase of the epistle. We need to return to a much more biblical pattern of preaching and this book will help us to do this. Douglas Crossman

Dr. Reasoner has written the first conservative, analytical Methodist commentary on Romans since the nineteenth century. He is careful to give to us what many of the oldtime scholars of Methodism said. For the pastor, this commentary will be a blessing. ...he ... understands the heart and needs of pastors. The scholarly among us will enjoy his usage of the Greek, and his ability to sort through the smog of "higher criticism." Dennis Hartman

Hardback, ISBN 0-9629383-9-4, 616 pages, indexed, $40

			A Theological Dictionary by Richard Watson Richard Watson was one of the greatest theologians the Church has ever known. This edition contains 220 entries ranging from a paragraph to several pages. Watson addresses philosophical issues, comparative religions, apologetics, matters of hermeneutics, and basic Christian beliefs. Watson's definitions and historical accounts, his exegesis and citation of primary sources will strength this generation of ill-equipped Arminians to defend their faith. Hardback, imitatation leather cover, $50, ISBN 0-9629383-8-6 560 pages

			The Hope of the Gospel An Introduction to Wesleyan Eschatology by Vic Reasoner This 416 page book covers the major Old and New Testament passages on the kingdom of God, the development of systematic approaches to eschatology (the doctrine of last things), a historical survey of major trends in eschatology with special emphasis on Methodism and the holiness movement. The book concludes with a discussion of how our eschatology effects how we look at the mission of the Church and calls the Church back to a historic postmillennial viewpoint. $30 ISBN 0-9629383-7-8

			The Evidence of Salvation by Everett Stackpole Centennial reprint of a classic on the witness of the Spirit. 86 pages $7 ISBN 0-9629383-4-3

			Bible Holiness by A. J. Smith Reprint of 1953 Edition. Probably a generation ahead of its time, Dr. Smith challenged the status quo American holiness movement departure from historic Methodism. 176 pages $10 ISBN 0-9629383-6-X *You may however get a copy of this on our CD.*

			The Wesley Workbook by Robert Brush, & Dr. Vic Reasoner A 95-page handbook to Wesley's Standard Sermons, The Wesley Workbook contains a tribute to John Wesley preached by Joseph Benson on July 26, 1791. It also contains an introduction to Wesley's Sermons, including much of C. Leslie Mitton's work, A Clue to Wesley's Sermons. Each sermon has a separate introduction, drawing from the four annotated editions of Wesley's Sermons: Nathaniel Burwash, W. P. Harrison, Edward Sugden, and Albert Outler. There are study questions for each sermon, making the workbook useful for small group discussions. At the end is a glossary of 18th century terms used by Wesley. In his introduction, Dr. Kenneth Collins wrote "This combination of biographical material and study guide to the sermons will, undoubtedly, serve as a useful primer for pastors and lay people who want to learn more about their own tradition, as well as for those who are just entering the Methodist communion." $9

			A Fundamental Wesleyan Catechism *by Rev. Andy Heer* Full color cover with a "peanut butter and jelly proof" plastic coating. It contains introductory material for parents, 115 questions and answers written for children, as well as other basic material which children should memorize. It was created in order that we might train up the next generation in the faith of our fathers. It is a must have for a growing Christian family. $5 ISBN 0-9761003-0-4 48 pages with no index.

			Also a fairly new publication is Rev. Robert Brush's "The basis For Hope: A Grid for Evaluating Prophetic Assumptions." It is part of the "On Target" series from FWP. In simple language Brush gives ten basic truths about "end times" which serve as a grid by which to evaluate all prophetic teaching. Please ask for it too. 48 pages at $5.

		Books on CD's

			This CD is a collection of the following books: Bible Holiness The Wesley Workbook From Faith to Faith. Here only, out of print. Recovering the Wesleyan Emphasis. Here only, out of print. The Hole in the Holiness Movement. Here only, out of print. *The Arminian Magazine from 1980 - 2003* This CD is one that a Bible student can't do without. All of this for only $15.

Dr. Thomas Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

Double CD Set.
Contains both Old & New Testaments.

Dr.Thomas Coke (1747-1814), Methodist missionary. Coke was born in Brecon, England, the son of a medical practitioner. He was educated at Brecon Grammar School and Jesus College, Oxford, and was elected mayor of Brecon shortly after graduating in 1768. Coke took Holy Orders in August 1772 but was ejected from his curacy in Somerset for trying to run the parish on Methodist principles. He moved to London and placed himself under the direction of John Wesley, swiftly reaching a position of prominence.

Though remembered primarily as the"Father of Methodist Missions," he was a key figure in the development of Methodism on both sides of the Atlantic in the years before and after Wesley's death. An Oxford trained lawyer turned priest, he openly allied himself with the Methodists in England. As Wesley's right hand man he became President of the Methodist Church in Ireland in 1782, and two years later was appointed "Bishop"for America. He made a total of eighteen trans-Atlantic trips, and is regarded as one of the founders of the Methodist Church in the United States and West Indies. Coke also made repeated visits to Ireland and the Continent of Europe,and served as President of the British Conference in 1797 and 1805. As Asbury's uneasily yoked colleague, Coke visited America nine times, the last time in 1803.

Always deeply interested in missionary work at home and abroad, he traveled widely to establish Methodism in the West Indies. Hoping to open Methodist missions in the East Indies, in 1814 he set sail for Ceylon, but died on the way.

In addition to being a popular preacher, he was an author of some considerable importance. His writings included a multi-volume commentary on the Bible and a history of the West Indies.

This is a must commentary for every Methodist or Wesleyan pastor. Price - $50

			This CD is written in PDF. It is the same as the Commentary on Revelation above. Buy the book and for 10 dollars more this comes with it. CD price alone is $20.

			This CD is written in PDF. It is the same as the Commentary on Romans above. Buy the book and for 10 dollars more this comes with it. CD price alone is $20.

			This CD is written in PDF. It is the same as The Hope of the Gospel above. Buy the book and for 10 dollars more this comes with it. CD price alone is $20.

		"Our People Die Well": Glorious Accounts of Early Methodists at Death's Door by Joseph D. McPherson. It is highly endorsed by Dr, Randall McElwain and Dr. R. Dane Thompson. This book covers the home going of famous Methodists such as John Wesley, Adam Clarke, and many others. It is a *must* read for any serious student of Methodism. The book is 18 dollars. It is not offered on CD.

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Dr. Thomas Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

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