Only Way to Victory

Daily Devotional  by 
Samuel Chadwick

The Church is the creation of the Holy Spirit. It is a community of believers who owe their religious life from the first to the last to the Spirit. Apart from Him, there can be neither Christian nor Church. The Christian religion not institutional but experimental. It is not an ordained class, neither is it in ordinances and sacraments. It is not a fellowship of common interest in culture, virtue, or service.

Establishing Grace

Daily Devotional  by 
A.M. Hills

Grace is God’s ultimate gift to human beings. This statement has been well-explained by the book Establishing Grace by A.M. Hills. It examines the entire sin issue in the context of New Testament dispensation and reveals from the scriptures that the atoning work of Jesus Christ must forever have as its objective, the deliverance from all sin and the infilling and indwelling of the ever-present comforter, the Holy Spirit. The book allows readers to better understand Paul’s letter to the Romans. It highlighted that sins are forgiven not because of human merit but only of God’s grace. It explains that one will experience grace if there is absolute consecration to God. Hills’ calls for repentance have been manifested in this book to exhibit the benefits of the gospel plan of salvation.

Christians Armour

Daily Devotional  by 
Arthur W. Pink

Considered by many to be the most influential Puritan today, Pink’s writings have the depth that rivals Puritans, making his work relevant in this century that postdates the Puritan era by several centuries. The deep research is evident in this brief exposition of Ephesians 6:10-18 as it deals with the practicality of faith through a kaleidoscope of helpful observations and dealing with aspects of sanctification. With doctrines in the front ranks of Christian writing, Pink encourages his disciples to seek to walk by the Lord as close as they can; turning from sin and all that is wicked in the spiritual light. The books aim to help Christians in developing a disciplined mind to live for God. He further states that to be strong in grace, one must be weak in sin and that we should be merciless when dealing with corruption. Prayer becomes the armor when we are diligent.

Holiness Illustrated

Daily Devotional  by 
Ted Hughes

How can we truly embrace holiness? Holiness Illustrated by Ted Hughes gives a series of practical lessons and simple graphics that may be utilized in real-life situations. Hughes explains holiness from various angles, but always with the goal of improving it. The typical individual will find it basic and easy to comprehend. Simultaneously, the wide range of these viewpoints will provide insight into the scope and depth of the subject at hand. The biblical and theological foundations of holiness are explored in this book, particularly as they pertain to the experience of complete sanctification and the journey of life in the Spirit. The emphasis is on demonstrating the grace of holiness in daily life and teaching holiness in the context of different interpretations. This book challenges all believers to keep thriving for faith and holiness.

Helps to Holiness

Daily Devotional  by 
Samuel L. Brengle’s

Is it possible for a man to be holy? Samuel L. Brengle’s book Helps to Holiness explains the theology of full sanctification. It demonstrates how holiness and pure love are linked. This book provides practical examples of how a Salvation Army officer’s life was changed by a holy walk with God. It was written nearly a century ago yet is as current as today’s newspaper because it is a product of sincere and veritable thoughts. Brengle reaches to those who are searching, seeking, and wondering about this thing called “Entire Sanctification”. He describes it succinctly but powerfully and not just as a hypothesis based on hours of research but merely based on his experiences. He exerts a powerful influence today through this book’s teaching and example.

Dying to Live

Daily Devotional  by 
A.M.Hills

Dying to Live is a theological classic by Aaron Merritt Hills, regarded as one of the most influential teachers of the Holiness movement of the twentieth century. Although it was a sermon written over a century ago, it is unquestionably relevant for today’s young Christians. This religious literature tells of an encounter with God who has reached down, ever so patient, and continues to reach down to offer tangible means of forgiveness and redemption, who continues to serve as His people gathers communally in divine service and their own private devotional lives, who serves through them as they live out their lives as His masks. Dying to Live doesn’t read like a sophisticated theological thesis (though there is enough depth), but rather like something that would be accessible to both inquirers and life-long members. Hills wrote what seems to be a lighthearted personal conversation between a believer and a pastor.

Confidence in God in Times of Danger

Christian Living by 
Alexander Carson

In the Book of Esther, one can perceive the synthesis of two seemingly conflicting things: the free agency of man and God’s overruling appointment. Confidence in God in Times of Danger is an ardent exposition of God’s providence. Short but by no means superficial, the author transitions from biblical understanding to contemporary application in the lives of His people. In this passionate exegesis, Christians discover that even the most inconsequential events in the world’s affairs are connected with God’s intentions for His people, anointed and guided by Him to accomplish His objectives. Confidence in God in Times of Danger teaches the believer to have unwavering faith in the care of his God while he is in grave peril, and to look for Him in every event of every day, to put reliance in Him for protection, health, comfort, peace, and all the benefits of life.

Christian Behavior

Daily Devotional  by 
John Bunyan

In Christian Behavior, puritan preacher John Bunyan takes readers on a journey to behave to please God. A stark contrast to his renowned allegorical classic, this treatise inspires readers to see their true portrayal painted to life by diving into the coveted matters of the Christian heart.

Many who have been the hearers of the word in its public ministry were astonished that not only has he opened their actions, but also the inner recesses of their hearts. The sentiments of every Christian, affluent and poor, outward teachers or openly profane, are depicted in the following pages as if the author had been present in every household on the planet.

Christian Behavior is the most scriptural guide to assisting Christians in fulfillment of relative responsibilities that had ever existed, written with the originality of thought and that peculiar and religious intensity that distinguishes all of Bunyan’s works.

All of Grace

Daily Devotional  by 
Charles H Supurgeon

Incomparably, the most popular and timeless preacher, Spurgeon’s work can be best described as the advancement of Gospel agencies. His books, sermons, magazines and the institutes he founded all revolved around explaining Grace and helping Christians realize and practice true faith. This book is about the steps that God has provided to restore the broken relationship. The book is a bridge that connects devoted Christians to God while filling in the gaps left behind by theology. The author asks his readers to take caution and follow nothing but the word of God. The book is motivational; it encourages its readers to seek salvation and accept change in an attempt to be less selfish and more like Christ. Looking into goodness and righteousness, the tone of the author is strong and straight. The text is untangled, stating that God’s salvation is not only for the righteous but also for the sinners.