Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
One of the most adored books on living in God’s presence comes from an unlikely source— a man who was maimed as a young soldier and later became a footman “who was clumsy and broke everything.” That is the early life of Nicholas Herman before he became Brother Lawrence.
“Revival refers to a spiritual reawakening from a state of dormancy or stagnation in the life of a believer. It encompasses the resurfacing of a love for God, an appreciation of God’s holiness, a passion for His Word and His church, a convicting awareness of personal and corporate sin, a spirit of humility, and a desire for repentance and growth in righteousness. Revival invigorates and sometimes deepens a believer’s faith, opening his or her eyes to the truth in a fresh, new way. It generally involves the connotation of a fresh start with a clean slate, marking a new beginning of a life lived in obedience to God. Revival breaks the charm and power of the world, which blinds the eyes of men, and generates both the will and power to live in the world but not of the world.“.
Christian pacifism is the theological and ethical position according to which pacifism and non-violence have both a scriptural and rational basis for Christians, and affirms that any form of violence is incompatible with the Christian faith. Jesus says “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you” in the Gospel of John. Jesus gives us peace, which means it is his, and therefore God’s, to give. Peace is the presence of God and we need to find God in our everyday lives in order to find peace and then channel it in our lives.
The Book of Bible Promises is a spirited exposition on the approximately thirty thousand promises God made in the Bible, written by Christian evangelist George Muller. How do His promises become a reality for us? Muller ardently explains that it is solely due to the Lord Jesus Christ and that His promises are founded on His unchanging nature. He, alone, is worthy, and it is He who has made us worthy to approach before Him. His promises are precious and priceless; they are a balm to the soul and remove the burden from the heart.
In The Book of Bible Promises, Muller discusses, in length, His promises borne out of His providence and benevolence and how these oaths, ultimately, are the guiding light for Christians towards the path of righteousness and redemption.
A key theologian, Charles Finney brings together thirty-three lectures and presented the book to his church in the middle of the 19th century. Having edited multiple times over the hundred and thirty years, publication without any editing gives us a chance to understand Charles Finney. This edition of Revivals of Religion includes text from the final edition in 1868 with footnotes from the original 1834 and 1835 editions. The book has been published in several languages such as Welsh and French with more than 80,000 copies which justify its presence and claim as a blessing for thousands of souls. Using everyday examples, the book covers a range of controversial subjects from revival and methods of teaching the gospel, instructions for sinners and directions for their spiritual growth in a manner that is charming and humorous. The book is either loved by people who find it liberating or others denounce it.
In The Sermon of The Mount, Irish spiritual leader Emmet Fox answers the conundrum, “What did Jesus teach?” After years of studies and lectures, affirmed by almost a million Christians over the last five decades, Fox reveals that the answer is quite simple. The Bible is a textbook of metaphysics; His teachings communicate, without dogma, a practical approach to the growth of the soul and shaping our lives into what we truly want them to be.
Jesus, according to Fox, was no idle and semantic dreamer, no simple dealer in hollow platitudes, but the stark realism that only a great mystic can be. The Sermon of The Mount teaches us how to comprehend the true nature of divine wisdom, harness the power of prayer, cultivate a completely integrated and fully expressed personality, transform negative attitudes into life-affirming beliefs, and claim our divine right to the full abundance of life.
In The Sermon of The Mount, Irish spiritual leader Emmet Fox answers the conundrum, “What did Jesus teach?” After years of studies and lectures, affirmed by almost a million Christians over the last five decades, Fox reveals that the answer is quite simple. The Bible is a textbook of metaphysics; His teachings communicate, without dogma, a practical approach to the growth of the soul and shaping our lives into what we truly want them to be.
Jesus, according to Fox, was no idle and semantic dreamer, no simple dealer in hollow platitudes, but the stark realism that only a great mystic can be. The Sermon of The Mount teaches us how to comprehend the true nature of divine wisdom, harness the power of prayer, cultivate a completely integrated and fully expressed personality, transform negative attitudes into life-affirming beliefs, and claim our divine right to the full abundance of life.
What is Spiritual Warfare? The book Holy War by John Bunyan unlocks understanding and ways on how to overcome this silent battle. It sets out to evoke the fall and salvation of mankind under the guise of a besieged city just like one of the Bible’s most reassuring themes – the triumph of good over evil. It demonstrates how even the most devout can be led astray by listening to the world at large rather than God’s letter to us, the Holy Bible. It is an intriguing narrative for both adults and children that serve as a reminder to all that we must remain firm in our faith. It shows how even the finest of intentions can be undone by subtle transgression.
Bunyan exhibits struggles in this book as well-depicted and truly relatable to modern lives.
God’s gift of salvation is a manifestation of His enormous love for human beings. Uttermost Salvation by Aaron M. Hills is a collection of sermons that focuses on the importance of justification and sanctification in the salvation process. Hills tells the stories of people who had immoral lives but were transformed in this book. These narratives emphasize the need for a Savior who can sanctify us, as well as how Jesus was able to save even the most hopeless of sinners.
This book will undoubtedly boost your faith and motivate you to read your Bible and pray, where you will undoubtedly encounter God. Hills successfully highlighted in this book how God’s grace has been freely granted and how salvation could sanctify us by His word and Spirit.
One of the top Puritan books on holiness, this classic Christian literature by John Owen urges its readers to fight against the uninviting and ever-lasting tendencies that pull us into the cycle of sins, these tendencies and attitudes remain a part of a man even when he is devoted and brought to faith. He propagated the belief in power in God’s word. To win this eternal fight against sin, John emphasizes the guidance that can be extracted from faith in Christ and the Spirit, rather than relying on the individual strength. He presents his case by stating the liabilities attached with human strength such as self – righteousness, anxiety and superstition, the roles the conscious can play. Mortification of sin is a practical book with legit research backing it up as John was an experienced academic administrator –the solutions offered are relevant in modern times where we are surrounded by temptations.
