Church is not merely something “we do” once a week, but rather the church is “who we are.” We are the body of Christ. Church is not simply a weekly event we attend, but church is a life we live.

A Psalter to be used by Primitive Baptists in congregational and family worship.

Explanatory Notes on Primitive Baptist Articles of Faith.

Justification, by Christ alone.

When I tell others that I pastor and attend a Primitive Baptist Church, it's very common for their first question to be “What is a Primitive Baptist?”

This work discusses a wide variety of questions that Christians may have concerning biblical doctrine, church practice, and religious history.

Written for the common man, this study guide presents bible truth in such a way that both beginners and more advanced Bible students will benefit from these pages.

Daily Meditations has 365 devotions that discuss family, historical events, current events, God's saving grace, daily living, as well as many other subjects.

Elder Wayne Peters discusses the various problems that exist within secret orders.

Principles and Practices for the Regular Baptists covers a wide range of topics and can be considered a concise systematic theology.

Thoughts on the Will discusses the human will and its relation to salvation, obedience, and sin.

Comments on Galatians is a Bible commentary by Elder Harold Hunt.

Comments on Ephesians is a Bible commentary by Elder Harold Hunt.

Comments on Philippians is a Bible commentary by Elder Harold Hunt.

“Questions and Answers to Parents for Children” is a Primitive Baptist catechism and family worship aid from a sovereign grace perspective.

This 40 page book contains a sermon preached by Elder Sonny Pyles titled, “Three Essential Facts.” Elder Pyles discusses three principles that have been essential in helping unlock the Bible for many believers. These essentials include a discussion on the word salvation, the law of cause and effect, and the phrase kingdom of God. These three principles can be considered keys that help Bible readers come to a more full knowledge of the truth.

A Primitive Baptist confession, from 1900.

This book is a collection of essays written by Elder Vernon Johnson on the often debated millennial reign of Christ.

This work is written in an expository outline style as to give the reader a basic outline of events as they unfold.

This pamphlet is the study notes from a sermon series preached from the pulpit of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church of Huntsville, Alabama.