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Everlasting Righteousness by Horatius Bonar

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The Everlasting Righteousness

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Horatius Bonar

Horatius Bonar is one of the authors who writes with a pastor’s heart and is relatable in every area. This book is a masterpiece that addresses the greatest questions of man, giving an answer that cannot be found in a man himself but the provisions of God. Published in 1874, the author details the importance of a Christ in a clear and comprehensive tone, importance that extends beyond his words. Bonar highlights the idea of Cross-centered life with no comparisons as it is the only way to strengthen the foundations of faith and grow. This book is readable and practical; it magnifies the beauty of Christ and discusses the bitter reality of sin. It states the doctrines of justification in a concise manner and present value of the central doctrines of faith. It is a complete, refined and unfailing articulation of righteousness, continuity of faith and the glory of Christ.

An Alarm to the Unconverted by Joseph Alleine

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An Alarm to the Unconverted

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Joseph Alleine

An Alarm to the Unconverted is a pressing exposition by English Nonconformist pastor Joseph Alleine on converting sinners to the Christian faith. Known for his fiery sermons, he puts a passionate emphasis on dismantling misconceptions on conversion and how it all leads to eternal salvation. What is the definition of conversion, what does it resemble, and what difference does it make? Alleine answers these and other issues, pleading with the unconverted to accept Christ. This emotional appeal contrasts the life of a believer with the eternity that awaits those who are not in Christ and explains not just why but also how to devote your life to Him. An Alarm to the Unconverted has been credited by tens of thousands, if not millions, of Christians as having opened their eyes to their unconverted state of being. These passionate remarks have pierced the hearts of both the mundane and the great.

The Saints Pocket Book by Joseph Alleine

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The Saints Pocket Book

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Joseph Alleine

This book is an excellent manual by Joseph Alleine that contains his remains enumerated by wood, containing several recent references from scripture by the late Reverend David Thompson. A good portion of this little book talks about the solemn covenant made virtually between man and its maker; that is adverted and renewed by every act of devotion. This book is rich with gems of knowledge on religion in the context of covenanting with God, keeping it and deliberating well-grounded resolutions in this covenant. The author further emphasizes keeping the promises of this covenant so that he is blessed with certainty and a sense of divine faithfulness. Alleine’s strong and fixed faith is reflected in the text, like the strength in his resolution in the covenant of grace. As Lord was the rock of his heart and never failed him, he never forsakes Christ, encouraging his readers to do the same.

Comfort for Christians by Arthur Pink

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Comfort for Christians

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A.W. Pink

Comfort for Christians investigates and states the work onto which the servant of Christ is known to be many-sided. Pink preaches the Gospel to the unsaved, feed the people with knowledge, encourages them to develop an understanding and help in taking out the obstacles in the way of a devoted life. He cries out loud, lifts his voice to address the teachings that have helped Christians in trials, doubt and hard times. Inspired by Romans and dealing with Beatitudes, this is a lovely and helpful guide for Christians to help them in facing losses and finding comfort. The book is strongly founded in scripture; it is straightforward with no apologies when declaring the truth in front of theologians and preachers alike. The book also serves as a great introduction to Arthur Pink’s work as he boldly speaks on chastisement, heaven and a kaleidoscope of important subjects in the Christian faith.

Christianity Is Not Religion by James Alexander Fowler

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Christianity is Not Religion

Christian Life  by 
James Fowler

This book negates the common perception that Christianity is defined and described as a religion in which morality and belief system in correspondence to the book is regarded as the basis of role-playing and problem-solving in Christian living. Director of Christ in You Ministries, author of many books including Man As God Intended and a notable commentator on Gospels, Galatians and Hebrews, James has taught in countries worldwide. Fowler explains that Christianity is not a book religion, and it is not about morality, role-playing or solving social problems because it is not an ideological option. Fowler addresses the need of the hour; a distinction between religion and Christianity by taking a razor-sharp blade of rational argument to reveal the contrasting dichotomy between the two, concluding that Christianity is Christ. This attempt at differentiation reveals a new dimension in spiritual understanding, allowing his readers to enjoy the reality of Jesus’s life.

Ever Increasing Faith Book by Smith Wigglesworth

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Ever Increasing Faith

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Smith Wigglesworth

An international evangelist, Smith Wigglesworth was known as an Apostle of Faith whose life changed when he was baptized and anointed with the power of preaching and healing at the age of forty-eight. For people with faith, big or small, this book is punctuated with teachings and miracles that characterizes Smith’s ministry. For the author, life was a never-ending adventure and in the most hopeless situations, he trusted God and had complete confidence in the power of Christ. This book is an invitation to join Smith in his great adventure of faith; the reader witnesses accounts of curing diseases such as diabetes, tuberculosis and demonic possession. Smith’s unquenchable faith is an inspiration to thousands who seek salvation, healing and the light of the Holy Spirit. The daily events of his life are overwhelming and expand the heart of his readers as they follow miracles and signs of power in faith.

Faith That Prevails by Smith Wigglesworth

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Faith that Prevails

Christian Life  by 
Smith Wigglesmith

Known for writing many successful books, Smith Wigglesworth is a prominent figure in the realm of classic Christian literature. His books are noted to be followed by signs of faith and miracles throughout history. Smith demonstrates the true potential hidden in a devoted Christian, a potential that comes from something as simple as faith in the word of Christ. This book contains text from the original book and additional material that revolves around praying for the sick, enduring temptations, the place of power, visions, spiritual power and blessings. For any man or women seeking inspiration, a guide for an abundant Christian life, this book is a wonderful piece of literature loaded with gems of wisdom and encouraging stories about the greater works in the name of Jesus Christ. Smith Wigglesworth’s teachings have changed many lives; this book has helped millions in understanding the power of faith and how to prevail.

Mortification of the Flesh by John Owen

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Mortification of the Flesh

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John Owen

How can we really overcome temptations?
The book Mortification of the Flesh published by John Owen demonstrates the necessity for Christians to wage a life-long war against the wicked tendencies that linger in us despite our conversion to faith and new life in Christ. He recognizes that the only way to win the battle is through faith in Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. Temptations abound in times long before and through this book practical and helpful solutions are presented. It reintroduces God’s compassion and grace. It has never been easier to comprehend the marvelous love by mortifying the flesh. This is a powerful read that demonstrates God at action and comes from a time when self-mortification was easier due to the severity of more people’s circumstances.

Gospel according to Jesus by Dr. John MacArthur

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Gospel according to Jesus

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Dr. John MacArthur

Gospel according to Jesus is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning book that confronts the easy beliefs occupying some quarters in the evangelical Christian for the past 50 years. It is a true Christian classic that is acknowledged by Christians worldwide as a clear and powerful representation of the Gospel, making it a significant contribution to the Christian faith and literature. Discussed in churches, institutes, groups and homes, the book tackles and challenges easy beliefs, to re-evaluate the commitment to Christ through assessing the fruits of this commitment and strength of the belief to withstand obstacles. John McArthur urges people to understand the meaning of being saved, that it is more than just a conversation; it is an opportunity to change a life, it is about lifelong commitment and obedience to Jesus as Lord. The book is provocative, intense and offers a fresh perspective on the relationship between faith and work.

What Jesus Demands from the World by John Piper

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What Jesus demands of the World

Christian Life  by 
John Piper

John Piper curates the many demands of Jesus from the four Gospels in his book What Jesus Demands from the World. The book begins with John introducing the demands in a redemptive and historical context and then examines these demands as he makes progress. The book is written in a thoughtful and accessible manner, making it meditative for believers who want to know more about Jesus. Piper argues that the four Gospels are filled with demands from Jesus which is a way of showing what he expects from us. These are not harsh demands with a selfish origin and intent to control but rather directions for good and satisfaction. It can be said that these loving demands are a treasure of trust. This book is a perfect guide for new believers as well as mature believers to whom it serves as a reminder to refresh their faith in God’s plan.