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Judge Me, O LORD My God
Psalm 7
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A focused Scripture-centered study of Psalm 7, following David’s appeal to the righteous Judge for refuge, vindication, and deliverance from those who pursued him.
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A focused Scripture-centered study of Psalm 8, reflecting on the majesty of God revealed in creation, the place of mankind within His purpose, and the excellent name of the LORD throughout all the earth.
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A focused Scripture-centered study of Psalm 9, calling believers to praise God, remember His righteous judgment, and trust that delayed justice never means divine absence.
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A focused Scripture-centered study of Psalm 10, examining the trial of faith when God seems silent, wickedness appears to prosper, and the believer must trust the Lord’s righteous and sovereign judgment.
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered journey through Psalms 11–15, confronting moral collapse, the silence of distress, and human corruption while finding confidence in God’s righteous rule and faithful promises.
The Confidence of the Righteous and the Reign of the King
Psalms 16–20
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered journey through Psalms 16–20, revealing the believer’s confidence in God, the hope of resurrection, the glory of creation, and the victorious reign of the King.
The King Enthroned Through Conflict and Deliverance
Psalms 21–30
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered journey through Psalms 21–30, tracing royal victory, messianic hope, honest lament, divine deliverance, and the worship of the enthroned King.
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A Scripture-centered journey through Psalms 31–40, leading readers from distress and waiting into refuge, restoration, praise, and renewed confidence in God.
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A Scripture-centered journey through Psalms 41–50, confronting betrayal and human frailty while calling the heart toward worship, reverence, and trust in God.
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · 109 pages · $14.30 · ISBN 979-8-90671-869-3
A KJV-centered devotional journey through Psalms 71–80, leading readers through aging, hope, spiritual questions, remembrance, national distress, and the renewing presence of God.
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered study of Psalms 81–90, exploring covenant responsibility, divine warning, steadfast mercy, and the eternal God who remains the refuge of His people.
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered study of Psalms 111–120, calling readers to praise the Lord, walk in reverent fear, trust His Word, and continue faithfully on the upward journey.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 241 pages · $20.14 · ISBN 979-8-90727-079-4
A KJV-centered devotional journey through Psalms 121–130, directing the heart toward the Lord for help, hope, preservation, forgiveness, patient trust, and strength for the upward climb.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 494 pages · $31.32 · ISBN 979-8-90727-070-1
A KJV-centered devotional journey through Psalms 131–150, moving from quiet humility and patient hope to restored worship, universal praise, and the triumphant conclusion of the Psalter.
The Promise of Christ, the Necessity of the Cross, and the Hope of Redemption from Genesis to Malachi
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · $22.48 · Lulu prints & ships
A comprehensive KJV-centered study tracing the gospel promise from Genesis through Malachi—revealing the promised Christ, the necessity of the cross, and God’s unfolding hope of redemption throughout the Old Testament.
Joseph F. Roberts · Hardcover · Lulu prints & ships
A Scripture-centered account of Peter’s confident promise, tragic denial, bitter repentance, and restoration by the risen Christ—showing the reach of grace after failure and the call to faithful service.
Remarkable Inventions and Engineering of the Ancient World
Joseph F. Roberts · Paperback · Lulu prints & ships
An engaging exploration of ingenious ancient technologies—from coin-operated machines and desert ice making to deep drilling, navigation tools, cranes, bridges, military devices, and medical instruments.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · $20.50 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of unwavering faith, divine sovereignty, fulfilled prophecy, and the everlasting kingdom of God—from Daniel’s captivity in Babylon to his visions of kingdoms, judgment, resurrection, and the coming reign of Christ.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 39 pages · $11.21 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered, chapter-by-chapter study of life under the sun—examining wisdom, work, wealth, worship, aging, death, and judgment while directing readers toward lasting meaning in fearing God and living in the light of eternity.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 40 pages · $11.26 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of courage, faith, danger, and divine preservation, following Esther and Mordecai through hidden identity, courageous intercession, providential reversal, and the deliverance of God’s people.
The Glory of God in Judgment, Exile, and Restoration
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 215 pages · $18.99 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of Ezekiel’s visions and prophetic ministry, revealing the glory and holiness of God in judgment, His presence with His people in exile, and His promises of spiritual renewal, restoration, and the coming kingdom.
A Narrative of Judgment, Justice, and the Roar of God
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · $11.35 · Lulu prints & ships
A compelling narrative of the prophet Amos and his uncompromising call for true worship, justice, righteousness, and repentance before the roar of divine judgment.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 51 pages · $11.74 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered, chapter-by-chapter study of Israel’s return from Babylonian captivity, the rebuilding of the Temple, and the deeper spiritual renewal produced by God’s Word, humility, confession, repentance, and renewed obedience.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 43 pages · $11.39 · Lulu prints & ships
A chapter-by-chapter KJV study of Israel’s unfaithfulness, God’s righteous discipline, and the redeeming love that still calls wandering hearts to return.
A Prophet of Tears, Judgment, and the New Covenant
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 141 pages · $15.72 · Lulu prints & ships
A comprehensive KJV study of Jeremiah’s faithful ministry through rejection, national judgment, Jerusalem’s fall, and the enduring hope of the new covenant.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 43 pages · $11.39 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of Israel entering the promised land, tracing Joshua's courageous leadership, the crossing of Jordan, the conquest of Canaan, and the call to faithful covenant obedience.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback coil bound · 30 pages · $15.19 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of Jerusalem's sorrow after its destruction, confronting sin and judgment while pointing grieving hearts to the LORD's unfailing compassion and mercy.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 34 pages · $10.99 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of Nahum's prophecy against Nineveh, revealing God's justice toward proud and violent nations and His goodness as a stronghold for those who trust Him.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 42 pages · $11.35 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of restoration, prayerful leadership, perseverance, and covenant renewal as Nehemiah leads God's people to rebuild Jerusalem's walls and renew their obedience.
A Narrative of Pride, Judgment, and the Kingdom of the LORD
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 40 pages · $11.26 · Lulu prints & ships
A KJV-centered study of Edom’s pride, betrayal, and certain judgment, together with the coming Day of the LORD, Zion’s restoration, and the final triumph of God’s kingdom.
Wisdom, Character, and the Fear of the LORD — Expanded Edition
Joseph Roberts · Expanded Edition · Paperback · 310 pages · View current price on Lulu
An expanded, chapter-by-chapter KJV study of biblical wisdom for the heart, home, work, speech, relationships, finances, leadership, and daily decisions. The full biblical text, exposition, Christ-centered synthesis, applications, and reflection questions show how the fear of the LORD directs every part of life.
Providence, Faithfulness, and Redemption — Expanded Edition
Joseph Roberts · Expanded Edition · Paperback · 72 pages · View current price on Lulu
An expanded KJV-centered study of Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz, tracing famine, grief, loyal faith, God’s quiet providence, and the work of the kinsman-redeemer. Historical background, exposition, applications, and reflection questions point toward Christ and the redemption that transforms sorrow into hope.
Covenant Love, Beauty, and Devotion — Expanded Edition
Joseph Roberts · Expanded Edition · Paperback · 82 pages · View current price on Lulu
An expanded, reverent KJV-centered study of covenant love, purity, marriage, devotion, reconciliation, and enduring commitment. The volume explains the book’s poetic imagery, applies its wisdom to faithful love, and draws meaningful connections to Christ’s love for His church.
Visions, Restoration, and the Coming King — Expanded Edition
Joseph Roberts · Expanded Edition · Paperback · 125 pages · View current price on Lulu
An expanded KJV-centered study of all fourteen chapters, explaining Zechariah’s visions, Jerusalem’s restoration, the promised Branch, the pierced Savior, and the coming universal reign of the LORD as King. Historical setting, prophetic imagery, Messianic connections, applications, and reflection questions are developed throughout.
The Day of the Lord and the Joy of the Redeemed — Expanded Edition
Joseph Roberts · Expanded Edition · Paperback · 59 pages · View current price on Lulu
An expanded KJV-centered study of the Day of the LORD, judgment upon Judah and the nations, the call to seek the LORD, the humble remnant, Christ the saving King, and God’s promise to restore and rejoice over His redeemed people. The full biblical text, exposition, applications, and group-study questions are included.
Joseph Roberts · Paperback · 157 pages · $16.43 · Lulu prints & ships
A sweeping Christian Western set on the Texas frontier, following preacher and rancher Ben Roberts through love, loss, stolen cattle, deadly conflict, and the struggle to defend his family and neighbors without surrendering his faith.
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The Unique Baptists
Wm. F. Bekgaard · 99 KB · 13 pages
A concise study of Baptist distinctives, including biblical authority, believers' baptism, local-church autonomy, congregational government, church discipline, the Lord's Supper, religious liberty, and Baptist historical continuity.
A Scripture-rich study of salvation by grace through the blood of Christ, examining righteousness, sanctification, reconciliation, redemption, forgiveness, security, adoption, spiritual gifts, and eternal hope.
The story of Baptist preacher Obadiah Holmes's 1651 arrest, trial, and public whipping, and the lasting influence of his courageous stand for liberty of conscience and freedom of worship.
An early Christian writing on faith, righteousness, covenant, sacrifice, fasting, baptism, the cross, the Sabbath, and the contrast between the way of light and the way of darkness.
J. B. Lightfoot, translator and editor · 285 KB · 12 pages
An early Christian writing on the two ways of life and death, baptism, prayer, fasting, the Lord's Supper, church order, Christian hospitality, and watchfulness for the Lord's coming.
A Scripture- and history-based consideration of the church's mission to proclaim salvation, confront spiritual and moral darkness, preserve apostolic truth, and remain faithful to Christ.
A biblical examination of the rapture and Christ's return, arguing that the thief imagery emphasizes suddenness for the unprepared rather than a secret, invisible, two-stage coming.
A four-lesson study of Paul's Galatian letter examining its historical setting, the danger of legalism, Paul's gospel and apostleship, Christian liberty, and the believer's responsibility to walk in the Spirit.
The concluding chapter of Old Landmarkism: What Is It?, calling Baptist ministers and churches to doctrinal conviction, Scriptural church practice, separation from religious error, and courageous faithfulness.
Conditions of Receiving the Holy Spirit for Service
J. B. Moody, D.D. · 302 KB · 11 pages
A classic Baptist article on surrender to God's sovereign will, spiritual preparation for Christian service, and the sacrificial obedience that accompanies a Spirit-filled life.
Nine preserved sermon outlines on Job's character, adversary, trials, comforters, the nature of man, the work of the Devil, and faith when God's purposes cannot yet be seen.
A sermon outline from 1 Corinthians 4:1-5 on ministers of Christ, stewardship of the mysteries of God, and the requirement that a steward be found faithful.
W. A. Dillard; poems by Faye Wise · 1.1 MB · 102 pages
A collection of biblical sermons for evangelism, dedication, consecration, stewardship, and special days throughout the year, accompanied by reflective poems from Faye Wise.
A sermon outline from Deuteronomy 4:5-9 on national greatness, righteous laws, wisdom, remembrance, and teaching God's truth to succeeding generations.
Introduces responsible interpretation of Revelation, its central message, its intended readers, and the blessing promised to those who read and keep its words.
Part 18 - An Ancient Waldensian Confession of Faith
W. A. Dillard · 76 KB · 2 pages
Presents and considers the Waldensian confession dated A.D. 1120, drawn from Samuel Morland's history of the evangelical churches in the valleys of Piedmont.
Part 19 - The Reformation: Catholicism Births Daughters
W. A. Dillard · 149 KB · 6 pages
Reviews the conditions preceding the Protestant Reformation, leading Reformers, emerging state churches, and Baptist distinctiveness from Reformation traditions.
Part 21 - Ancient Baptists Come to America, 1638-1800
W. A. Dillard · 67 KB · 1 page
Traces early Baptist churches in America from John Clarke and Newport through the struggle for religious liberty, the Revolutionary era, and the adoption of the Bill of Rights.
Surveys Baptist growth during the Great Revival, frontier preaching, missions, education, associations, and the religious challenges of early nineteenth-century America.
Considers Baptist life in the information age, warning of spiritual lethargy, social prominence, technological distraction, and weakened doctrinal conviction.
A classic historical survey tracing Baptist churches and convictions from the apostolic era through the eighteenth century, with particular attention to believers' baptism, local-church independence, and faithful witness through persecution.
Three concise studies addressing the development of Roman Catholicism, Baptists and the Protestant Reformation, and the historical testimony for Baptist churches through the ages.
John T. Christian, M.A., D.D. · 800 KB · 121 pages
A documented historical examination of whether English and American Baptists practiced immersion before 1641, including evidence concerning early Anabaptists, Baptist church records, and Roger Williams.
A classic Baptist work examining whether Baptists should recognize Pedobaptist preachers as gospel ministers, with arguments from baptism, church constitution, and ministerial authority.
The 1900 collection of Baptist biographies, sermons, and essays preserving the lives and convictions of A. C. Dayton, Richard Fuller, William Vaughan, A. P. Williams, James P. Boyce, and other defenders of the faith.
A historic manual of Baptist faith and church order covering salvation, baptism, the Lord's Supper, church polity, missions, providence, Baptist history, church organization, doctrinal statements, and the church covenant.
A substantial study of Baptist identity, church succession, ecclesiology, baptism, Anabaptist history, and dissenting movements, presenting a biblical and historical defense of the continuity of New Testament Baptist churches.
David Benedict, D.D.; biographical sketch by Henry Clinton Graves, A.M. · 5.2 MB · 265 pages
A memorial edition of David Benedict's historical account of the Donatists in North Africa, with notes on church purity, persecution, religious liberty, and civil power, plus Henry Clinton Graves' biographical sketch of the author.
A side-by-side comparison drawn from the 1957 yearbooks of the Southern Baptist Convention and American Baptist Association, focusing on their charters, constitutions, organizational purposes, and relationship to the local church.
Brief historical profiles of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, John Calvin, King Henry VIII, and John and Charles Wesley, summarizing their lives and influence upon major Reformation traditions.
Church History Chart: First Through Twenty-First Centuries
IMBM Free Library · 575 KB · 1 page
A panoramic timeline tracing prominent church bodies and dissenting movements from the apostolic era through the twenty-first century, including Novatians, Donatists, Paulicians, Waldenses, Baptists, and major denominational branches.
A timeline of Baptist and related denominational developments from the nineteenth through twenty-first centuries, including the Southern Baptist Convention, American Baptist Association, BMAA, GARB, and other bodies.
A scanned edition of the 1957 Southern Baptist Convention and American Baptist Association comparison chart, preserving the original side-by-side presentation for historical reference.
A historical map locating important early Christian centers and movements across Europe, North Africa, and the eastern Mediterranean, including Rome, Carthage, Alexandria, Jerusalem, Antioch, and Constantinople.
Twenty-six Scripture-centered lessons through Galatians and Ephesians, developing their doctrinal teaching and concluding each study with questions for review and discussion.
Twenty-six Scripture-centered lessons through I Corinthians, addressing unity, discipline, Christian liberty, worship, spiritual gifts, love, and the resurrection, with questions for review and discussion.
A seven-chapter study comparing creation theories with the biblical record and examining the work of the Father, the Son, and the Spirit in creation, followed by correspondence-course questions.
W. A. Dillard; compiled and edited by Joseph F. Roberts · 1.1 MB · 135 pages
The complete collected edition of Parts I-XXVIII, guiding readers through Revelation's visions, warnings, promises, and assured victory in Jesus Christ.
John Gill commentary overviews with additional instructor's notes · 1.9 MB · 232 pages
A substantial chapter-by-chapter study of Hebrews combining doctrinal outlines, extensive Scripture exposition, practical applications, and chapter overviews drawn from John Gill's commentary, emphasizing Christ's superior person, priesthood, sacrifice, and covenant.
Mike Withem; edited and compiled by Joseph F. Roberts · 3.0 MB · 332 pages
A narrative edition of studies in Galatians presenting salvation by grace, Christian liberty, life in the Spirit, and the believer's walk of faith, with complete King James Version Scripture passages.
To the World We Go: Re-thinking the Great Commission
W. A. Dillard, D.B.L. · 416 KB · 22 pages
Five Bible-based lessons on the Great Commission examining missionary purpose, prepared workers, financial and practical support, destination, and the knowledge required for faithful local and worldwide mission work.
Toby Wayne Cribbs; edited by Joseph F. Roberts · 8.2 MB · 73 pages
A complete self-study course from Genesis through Malachi, with concise introductions and Scripture-based questions for personal study, group study, classroom instruction, and jail or prison ministry.
A practical Baptist training course on God’s ownership, Christian giving, faithful service, church responsibility, soul winning, and exact obedience to Scripture.
Thirty-seven Scripture-centered studies answering difficult questions about Baptist doctrine, the New Testament church, baptism, salvation, prophecy, spiritual gifts, and Christian practice.
An extensive theological study of sustaining, social, forgiving, saving, covenant, prevenient, fruitful, sovereign, and efficient grace in salvation, Christian life, and service.
Practical lectures for ministers, teachers, and Christian workers on self-evaluation, integrity, spiritual strength, obedience, perseverance, and faithfully meeting the pressures of a divine calling.
A Landmark Missionary Baptist study examining the Holy Spirit’s ministry to the world and to the local church, including Pentecost, New Testament temple imagery, covenant application, church truth, and practical implications.
Seven biblical lectures tracing the Kingdom of God from its Old Testament foundations through the preaching of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ, its present spiritual work, and its promised future fullness under Christ.
A detailed Missionary Baptist study of Christ’s return drawing on the Greek New Testament and Hebrew Old Testament, including the resurrection, Tribulation, revelation of Christ, Israel’s restoration, Armageddon, judgment, and the millennial reign.
A concise Scripture-centered study of human depravity, inherited sin, spiritual death, the new birth, gospel preaching, and the indispensable work of the Holy Spirit in bringing sinners to faith in Jesus Christ.
Addresses on Baptist faith and order, including church characteristics, loyalty, communion, congregational authority, religious liberty, believer’s baptism, and church perpetuity, with a biographical sketch by Ben M. Bogard.
W. A. Dillard — Editor/Compiler: Joseph F. Roberts · 2.0 MB
A 240-page collection of Scripture-centered devotional reflections, personal recollections, practical Christian counsel, and questions for thoughtful application.
Devotional Reflections: Faith, Scripture, and Christian Living
W. A. Dillard — Editor/Compiler: Joseph F Roberts · 23.6 MB
An expanding collection of devotional writings on faith, Scripture, discipleship, and Christian living, preserving the original content for personal reading and study.
A lifetime devoted to Scripture and the local church
Joseph F. Roberts is a pastor, author, editor, and compiler whose ministry has spanned more than six decades. His writing is grounded in the King James Version and shaped by a commitment to biblical truth, Baptist history, and the strengthening of local churches. He also writes under the pen names Silas Markham and Franklyn Joseph.
IMBM Books brings his original studies together with carefully selected historical works so that pastors, teachers, families, and serious students can continue learning from faithful voices of the past.
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