This page will provide access to various articles and other resources including some of the books of Arthur and Eileen Wallis that are no longer available in print including "The Radical Christian" - an uncomprosing look at radical christianity and church life - the book that Arthur considered his most important.

"Living God's Way" and "On to Maturity" are disciplehip courses written by Arthur Wallis and no longer available in print. They may be downloaded here for use in local church discipleship. Please also note that that the comprehensive discipleship course "How to Build a Great Life", written by Jonathan Wallis is also available from a separate page on this website.

These resources are in Adobe Acrobat format and you will need to have Acrobat Reader installed on your PC to read them. This software can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe website.

These resources may be freely copied and distributed for personal or church use, but may not be sold or used for any other commercial purpose.

Arthur Wallis: The Radical Christian (pdf, 692.9 KB)
This uncompromising book examines what it means to be a radical Christian, challenges some of our most cherished beliefs and customs, and calls us back to a radical expression of New Testament church life.

Arthur Wallis: Living God's Way (pdf, 512.0 KB)
A discipleship course for new Christians designed to be used in a local church setting where the new believer is being personally discipled by another believer older in the faith.

Arthur Wallis: On to Maturity (pdf, 707.6 KB)
A discipleship course designed to follow on from "Living God's Way", taking the believer to the next stage of spiritual development. It is similarly designed to be used in a local church setting where the new Christian is being personally discipled.

Eileen Wallis: Queen take your throne (pdf, 429.6 KB)
From the biblical story of Esther, Eileen Wallis shows that every Christian woman is called to a position of authority.

Jonathan Wallis: Biblical Prosperity - a position paper (pdf, 158.6 KB)
There is little doubt that there are many promises of prosperity in the Bible, and yet many of us find ourselves somewhat uncomfortable with the so-called prosperity gospel. This paper aims to put forward a balanced and biblical perspective on this controversial topic.