Vol. 18, No. 2 (March/April 1998): Bible Study Methods by Todd D. Catteau Studying the “Amen, Amen” sayings of Jesus (pp.20-21) – Truly transformed: lasting change comes when we adopt the attitudes of Jesus / David Hazard (pp.22-27) – The day I relearned how to pray: a seasoned Christian gets an unexpected lesson from Junior-High boys / Bob Lupton (p.29) – The Power of integrity: People pay attention when our actions match our beliefs / Jerry White (pp.33-37) – Is it ever right to do wrong? Making ethical decisions when commandments seem to collide / Mark Fackler and Christopher Bunn (pp.39-42) – Excuses, excuses: How rationalization allows sin to take root in our lives / Susan Maycinik Nikaido (pp.45-49) – Leading with integrity: 8 questions for people involved in personal ministry / Scott Morton (pp.50-55) – Long Distance discipling: You can help someone grow no matter how many miles are between you / Joyce W. Sackett (pp.58-63) – Heavenly Fathering (and Mothering): What does your parenting teach your children about God? / Richard Patterson, Jr. (pp.66-70) – Classics: The Martyrdom of Crispina (p.78).

Vol. 18, No. 3 (May/June 1998): Bible Study Methods by James Rodgers Choosing the right Bible (pp.14-15) – The danger of distraction / Jonathan Williams (pp.16-21) – How to share your faith with your family / J. Mack Stiles (pp.22-27) – The Joy in humility / Warren and Ruth Myers (pp.32-37) – Here comes the pride: How to recognize and defeat the stealth sin / David W. Henderson (pp.39-43) – Humility and faith: we can never have more faith than we have humility / Andrew Murray (pp.44-47) – At the foot of the cross: What does it mean to humble yourself? / Joni Eareckson Tada (pp.48-52) – Haughty or humble? How you relate to others is the true test of your humility / Howard Baker (pp.54-60) – Free to forgive / Kathy E. Dahlen (pp.62-66) – Classics: Cleanse Me from secret faults / John Henry Newman (p.74).

Vol. 18, No. 4 (July/August 1998): Bible Study Methods by Kevin Green The Timothy Method (pp.16-17) – Keeping company with God / Max Lucado (pp.22-27) – “Can you spare some change?” When someone asks for money, how should you respond? / Gracie Malone (pp.28-31) – Paul & friends: despite overwhelming daily demands, Paul made friendships a high priority / Dan Schmidt (pp.32-36) – Past forward Why we need to look back to move ahead / Kent R. Wilson (pp.44-48) – Seeing God in your past / Becky Brodin (pp.50-55) – Adventure in time travel / Mark Galli (pp.57-60) – Who cares about the classics: interviews by Peg Roen (pp.63-68) – Wilderness survival / Sandy Sheppard (pp.72-76) – Undistracted prayer: How to stay focused when you talk to God / Cynthia Heald (pp.79-82) – How to make every sermon count / Donald S. Whitney (pp.86-89) – Learning to ask, “So what?”: How to ask application questions that lead your group to spiritual growth / Karen Lee-Thorp (pp.91-100) – Leaping into leadership / Paul Borthwick (pp.102-107) – Classics: On patience and the imitation of Christ / Geert Grote (p.118).

Vol. 18, No. 5 (September/October 1998): Bible Study Methods by Sue Kline The Manuscript Study (pp.18-19) – Apprentice to the Master: Dallas Willard talks about what it means to live as Jesus’ disciple every day / Jan Johnson (pp.24-28) – Spiritual housecleaning: How to get rid of the clutter in your life with God / Jeanne Zornes (pp.30-36) – Love your enemies: One prisoner’s story of risky obedience / Roy Anthony Borges (pp.40-44) – Discipling from the Heart / Scott Morton (pp.46-52) – “Let me assure you: the first 5 needs of every new believer / Kathy Johnston (pp.54-61) – 4 faces of follow-up / Tom Yeakley (pp.62-65) – Perseverin with people / Mark Dorn (pp.66-70) – Advice for disciplers (pp.73-74) – Whatever happened to the abundant life? The Richness of life in God may look different than you think / Jeff Imbach (pp.78-83) – Burned by the church: How to find healing when fellow believers wound you / Michelle VanSlate (pp.95-99) – Classics: The Power of the Word of God / Ulrich Zwingli (p.102).

Vol. 18, No. 6 (November/December 1998): Bible Study Methods by Peter Theodore, Jr. (pp.20-21) – The Sound of his voice / Judith Couchman (pp.23-28) – Singleness: A Biblical perspective: How Scripture challenges our cultural assumptions about singleness / Albert Hsu (pp.30-36) – “Is this all the thanks I get?” / Mary E. Flynn (pp.38-39) – Choosing gentleness: a gentle spirit gives the world a taste of the presence of Jesus / Gary L. Thomas (pp.43-48) – The Stealth Kingdom / Philip Yancey (pp.53-60) – Citizens of a different Kingdom / David W. Henderson (pp.62-67) – Lamps, leaven, and lost lambs / Clinton E. Arnold (pp.68-72) – The King and I / Larry Libby (pp.74-80) – A life of praise / Stacey S. Padrick (pp.88-92) – Learning to hate sin / Jim Elliff (pp.105-108) – Classics: for those who tend to say too little of too much / Gregory the Great (p.118).

The Library has: Vol. 9:3-6 (1989); Vol. 10:2-3, 5-6 (1990); Vol. 11:1-6 (1991); Vol. 12:1-6 (1992); Vol. 13:1,3-6 (1993); Vol. 14:2-6 (1994); Vol. 15:1-2 (1995), vol. 16:1-3, 5 (1996); Vol. 17:3-6 (1998); Vol. 19:1-6 (1999); Vol. 20:1,3-4 (2000); Vol. 21:1-6 (2001); Vol. 23:1-6 (2003); Vol. 24:1-6 (2004).