Vol. 21, No. 1 (January/February 2001): Getting into God’s word by Nativity Abecia The Treasure of Kings (p.18) – One to one: The Great Niche Hunt / Dave Kraft (p.20) – The Mystery of unanswered prayer: sooner or later we all wrestle with God’s silence / Gerald L. Sittser (pp.22-26) – Satan’s favorite lies: five ways the enemy deceives believers / Doug Wendel (pp.28-32) – Finding your focus: A “workshop” to help you discover God’s purpose for your life / Adam R. Holz (pp.36-41) – Marriage with a mission: why has God called you together as a couple? / Kevin and Karen Miller (pp.42-47) – Staying on purpose: hurdle the obstacles that thwart your personal mission / Judith Couchman (pp.48-53) – Heavenly purposes: aligning your life with God’s redemptive plan / Jan Johnson (pp.56-60) – “Why am I so depressed?” / Brenda Poinsett (pp.62-67) – No thanks: we don’t always recognize God’s gifts / Christie Eastman (pp.69-72) – Classics: God’s character, our resting place / Horatius Bonar (p.82).

Vol. 21, No. 2 (March/April 2001): Getting into God’s word by Rick Warren The Bible background study (pp.18-19) – One to one: What Barnabas taught me about discipling / Kathy Kelly (p.20) – Beyond Sunday: making worship a way of life / Jerry Bridges (pp.24-29) – “Get me out of here!” Seeing God at work when you’re trapped by your circumstances (pp.30-33) – “Bless all the missionaries” Stumped about what to pray for your friends overseas? / Madison Trammel (pp.34-38) – Please pass the salt: what we can learn from Jesus about engaging our world / Dick Staub (pp.42-49) – What would Luther do? / Mark Galli (pp.50-56) – Can you relate? Principles from Proverbs about talking to people who aren’t like us / Tim Muehlhoff (pp.58-65) – What’s my line? How to form biblical convictions that protect you from moral compromise / David Daniels (pp.66-72) – Soul training: four goals that guided Jesus’ discipling / Dirk van Zuylen (pp.82-86) – An audience of one: whose applause are you living for? / Mathew Woodley (pp.88-92) – Classics: The danger of our discontent / Richard Allestree (p.106).

Vol. 21, No. 3 (May/June 2001): Getting into God’s word by Ron Smith The Book-a-Month study (pp.16-17) – One to one: Outreach 101 / Evan R. Griffin (pp.20-21) – God’s highest passion: what does it mean to live for God’s glory? / William P. Farley (pp.22-27) – The spontaneous witness: How God works through unexpected encounters / Jamie Winship (pp.28-32) – When you think your leader is wrong: how to examine your heart before you confront / Sarah Robertson (pp.34-37) – The practice of pondering / Jean Fleming (pp.40-44) – Where the Pharisees went wrong / John Fischer (pp.46-50) – How I learned to love God’s word (pp.54-60) – Pass it on / Becky Brodin (pp.62-67) – Praying with both feet / Janet Holm McHenry (pp.72-78) – Law & Liberty? / Karen Petersen Finch (pp.80-85) – Classics: Winning words / August Hermann Francke (p.102) .

Vol. 21, No. 4 (July/August 2001): Getting into God’s word by Karen Johnson Zurheide The Upside-down study (pp.16-17) – One to one: Anatomy of a discipler / Lisa Kirazian (pp.18-19) – The way of wisdom: are you looking at life from God’s point of view? / Ed Waltz (pp.20-24) – Why is the Old Testament so weird? What you need to know to wade into the wild waters of Old testament / Mathew Woodley (pp.28-32) – “I will rejoice in you” / William P. Farley (pp.40-44) – Singing in the chains / Cole Huffman (pp.46-50) – Invasion of the joy snatchers / Stacey S. Padrick (pp.52-56) – Cultivating joy: planting seeds that will bloom into joy / Robert Crosby (pp.58-62) – How to pray in the storm / Jim Carpenter (pp.66-71) – Preacher’s wife and the pagans / Cindi McMenamin (pp.72-76) – Classics: The Neglected cup at Christ’s table / John Henry Jowett (p.98).

Vol. 21, No. 5 (September/October 2001): Getting into God’s word by Karen Lee-Thorp (pp.16-17) – One to one: How to build trust / Alan Andrews (pp.18-19) – The Indispensable virtue: discover the key to growing in godliness / William P. Farley (pp.22-28) – Borrowed prayers: lessons in prayer from the great spiritual mentors / Timothy Jones (pp.30-34) – Called to care / Pat Banta Kreml (pp.38-42) – Journey to compassion / Doug Prensner (pp.44-50) – No Hopeless cases / Dan S. Baty (pp.52-58) – Disciplining the broken / Adam R. Holz (pp.60-65) – The Surprising fruit of spiritual drought: even when our souls are barren, God is at work / David W. Henderson (pp.72-77) – Sharing your faith with Americans / Paul Tokunaga (pp.80-87) – Classics: Troubled by the times? / Thomas Watson (p.102).

Vol. 21, No. 6 (November/December 2001): Getting into God’s word by Randy Raysbrook and Bill Mowry (pp.16-17) – One to one: The Power of life on life / Mistie Hutchison (pp.18-19 – Full of grace and truth: Why Jesus is our Wonderful counselor / Larry Libby (pp.22-26) – Don’t give up on your family / Christie and Paul Borthwick (pp.28-32) – God’s passion for his people / John Ortberg (pp.36-40) – God’s love charge to one another / Anne Meskey Elhajoui (pp.42-47) – God’s delight in our obedience / Stephen Caldwell (pp.48-54) – God’s heart for the oppressed / Ronald J. Sider (pp.56-61) – What really matters / Paula Rinehart (pp.62-66) – Living with unfulfilled longings / Stacey S. Padrick (pp.70-77) – To tell the truth / Kay Adkins (pp.78-84) – Classics: the Godhood of God / Arthur W. Pink (p.98).

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. 18:3-6 (1998); Vol. 19:1-6 (1999); Vol. 20:1,3-4 (2000); Vol. 23:1-6 (2003); Vol. 24:1-6 (2004).