Book Stores in Carlisle, PA

“I am a Christian; a repentant, obedient follower of Jesus Christ. I do not take or adopt denominational names (such as Baptist, Pentecostal, etc.), nor those of theologians and theologies, such as Calvinist or Reformed. However, I must say that I am exceedingly grateful for the edifiying writings of the Puritans and to the Banner Of Truth which publishes them. In a world and a "church" where lies and false prophets abound, such extra-Biblical, solid teaching is like water in a desert. One of the things I notice is the Puritans' unapologetic teaching on "religion" and "the fear of the Lord," whereas today, professors of Christ are always trying to redefine and mitigate the force of "fear," and ignore the use of "pure and undefiled religion before God" in the Bible by parroting this oft used phrase: "God wants a relationship, not religion." Anybody who understands the kind of religion God wants, understands one MUST have a relationship with Him to move in that grace of religion. Some of the writings that have become most dear to me (outside of the Bible) are Thomas Watson's, The Doctrine of Repentance, and All Things For Good; Ralph Venning's, The Sinfulness Of Sin; and Richard Sibbes', The Bruised Reed. I can personally and highly recommend the above titles that can all be purchased from the Banner Of Truth. I am confident that the work they accomplish through printing the preachers of the past abounds with much thanksgiving unto the Lord God by a multitude of believers in Christ Jesus.”

“Quirky little bookshop on High Street in Carlisle stocking new and used books. I bought a used book for $0.25 and my wife bought a new ghost stories paperback for $14. The shop is deceptively large and while a narrow frontage, it runs back into the block. Well worth a visit.”

“I ordered the Reformation study Bible and it was cheaper on their website than anywhere else. It was shipped the very same day I ordered it. Couldn’t be happier with this company, I’ll be ordering from them again. I love to support Christian businesses.”