Alcohol
Peter Masters–Should Christians Drink * David Brumolow–Ancient Wine and the Bible * Randy Jaeggli–Christians and Alcohol: A Scriptural Case for Total Abstinence
Kevin Bauder
Baptist Distinctives and New Testament Church Order * Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism (with others) * One in Hope and Doctrine (with Delnay) * A Conservative Christian Declaration (with others) * The Conservative Church (with de Bruyn) * Heart, Soul, Might: Meditations on Knowing and Loving God
David Beale
Baptist History in England and America * A Pictorial History of Our English Bible * The Mayflower Pilgrims : Roots of Puritan, Presbyterian, Congregationalist, and Baptist Heritage * In Pursuit of Purity: American Fundamentalism Since 1850 * Christian Fundamentalism in America: The Story of the Rest from 1857 to 2020
Rolland McCune
A Systematic Theology of Biblical Christianity (Vol 1) * A Systematic Theology of Biblical Christianity (Vol 2) * A Systematic Theology of Biblical Christianity (Vol 3) * Promise Unfulfilled: The Failed Strategy of Modern Evangelicalism.
Fred Moritz
The Landmark Controversy * Be Ye Holy * Contending for the Faith * Now is the Time * The Case for Cessationism * Why Be a Fundamentalist
Larry Oats
The Church of the Fundamentalists * 
Earnest Pickering
Matt Recker
Behold the City * Living on the Edge of Eternity
Layton Talbert
Not by Chance * Beyond Suffering: Discovering the Message of Job
The Trustworthiness of God’s Words (highly recommend!)
The Genesis Flood (with Morris) * Daniel * The Early Earth * The Rapture and Beyond * Esther * History of Israel (with John Davis) * Jonah * Our Created Moon (with DeYoung) * Jesus Christ: Our Intelligent Designer * Christ Our Savior: Isaiah 53 * The Charismatic Phenomenon * The World that Perished * The Charismatic Illusion (with Peter Masters)
Classic Resources
Proverbs – Charles Bridges
The Book of Proverbs, in Bridges’ view, ‘is not generally estimated at its just value . The author of The Christian Ministry does not favour a purely technical study of the text, but gives a homiletical and practical treatment. ‘The best work on the Proverbs’, was C.H. Spurgeon’s verdict on this commentary. ‘Whilst explaining the passage in hand, he sets other portions of the word in new lights’.