Revivals of Religion

Revival  by 
Charles Finney

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.

Soul-Winner

Christian Living  by 
Charles H. Spurgeon

A prominent figure in the reformed Baptist traditions, Charles was known as the ‘prince of preachers. Highly influential among the Christian community, Charles preached about 10,000,000 people three times a week. Soul Winner is one of his more notable works, sermons and hymns. This book effectively collects and curates the talks and lectures of a prominent evangelist for people to inspire them to think about repentance and reformation. The book acts as a manual that is still winning souls and guiding the sinners to the savior. The book is empowering, motivational and piercing, although it was intended to be a formal collection. The classic Surgeon hides treasures of wisdom, advice and lessons from the author’s personal experiences. The book is not an end but a beginning of a journey inspired by spiritualism, Gospel, holiness and power of the Word. It is for Church leadership, Street vendor and everyone in between.

Lectures to My Students

Church Leadership  by 
Charles H Spurgeon

Driven by the goal of sharing faith-filled lessons, Lectures to My Students by Charles Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of remaining in Christ and reflecting on God’s word. Spurgen’s wisdom and counsel through this book serve as a timeless guide through the year’s ups and downs. The depth of his biblical knowledge provides readers with a glimpse into his mind, a dedicated and one of the most respected pastors.
This book is full of practical wisdom, common sense, and sage advice. It merely focuses on the application of the doctrine in a manner that is easy to understand.
Spurgen shares his remarkable approach to prayer, teaching, writing, and preaching through this book. He was able to communicate to the readers in a personal way and even challenges believers to intentionally share the good news with other people.

Church Discipline

Daily Devotional  by 
John Owen

Church Discipline is a scholarly devotional written by John Owen, one of the greatest European Reformed theologians and the leading church figure for the English Puritan movement. In today’s congregations, discipline is amiss. A majority of conservative leaders think that a church cannot be Biblical unless it practices sound church discipline. The motivation is the restoration of the sinner, and when it fails, the church’s protection is required.

Owen calls the church in Biblical knowledge, using comprehensive annotation and intellectual authority. From the acceptance of new members into its society, governance, and tutelage of those who are entrusted to it, and exclusion from its community of those who refuse to live and walk according to its norms and standards, Owen beckons leaders of His light to duly recognize that authority can be utilized for the betterment of the church.

The Man of God

Daily Devotional  by 
Octavius Winslow

What is the depth of God’s love for us?

The book The Man of God written by Octavius Winslow gives us clearer idea of God’s immeasurable love. Winslow indicates that the religion of Jesus is the only one that guarantees the future and reveals what that future will be. This prospect is a part of Christian hope that stems from faith in Christ that, though death severs for a time the ties that bind loved and precious ones who go to be with Jesus, the Lord will bring them all back into the good land, the celestial Canaan, where the fruit, the flower, and the sunshine are eternal, and the parting is no more. Winslow also indicates in this book the blessing of God’s grace and mercy through forgiveness.

Missionary Methods

Daily Devotional  by 
Roland Allen

Missionary Methods by Roland Allen is for missionaries who are seeking for guides in discipleship inspired by the works of St. Paul. Allen studies St. Paul’s missionary practices and relates them to contemporary missionary efforts and church planting. For church leaders, missionaries, church planters, and indeed any Christian, this is an enlightening and challenging book. Allen provides numerous insights about Paul’s ministry that will elicit thought. He also points out what he considers to be flaws in present missionary practices and makes recommendations for how to begin ministry and mission.
This book was written with the purpose of helping mission field workers not to rely on their own strategy and to realize that the work they do is not for them, but for the glory of God, and to serve the people.