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Revivals of Religion – Charles Finney

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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.

The Sermon on the Mount – Fox

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The Sermon on the Mount

Chrstian Living  by 
Emmet Fox

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.

The Sermon on the Mount – Emmet Fox

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The Sermon on the Mount

Chrstian Living  by
Emmet Fox

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.

The Appointed Times of Jesus the Messiah – Coulter

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The Appointed times of Jesus the Messiah

Feasts-Calendar  by 
Coulter


God has divinely designed the salvation-centered role of Jesus the Messiah in accordance with the 70- week prophecy of Daniel nine and the “appointed times” of His holy days. Each key event in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ—from His birth to His second coming to establish the millennial age—has been correlated to various aspects of the three festival seasons. Indeed, it is only within this unique framework of God’s “appointed times” that the pivotal role of Jesus as the Messiah can be rightly understood.

My Sermon Notes by Charles H. Spurgeon

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My Sermon Notes

Hermeneutics by 
Charles Spurgeon

Charles H. Spurgeon is a Reformed Baptists preacher, but his influence didn’t stop within his denomination. He is highly influential even among the Christians of other denominations, which earned him the “Prince of Preachers” title. This collection contains the complete set of his sermon notes that were first published in 1884. It holds 264 sermon outlines delivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, the church he served for 38 years. These notes can provide a great addition to your spiritual library because they get to the heart of the matter. They also reveal the process by which Spurgeon prepared his renowned sermons. So, let’s get inside Spurgeon’s head as he let himself be led by the Holy Spirit.

Early Christian Doctrine by Leighton Pullan

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Early Christian Doctrine

Doctrine by 
Leighton Pullan

With the organization of different sects of Christianity with various beliefs, it’s easy to get confused on which to believe in. The confusion piles up as time pass by, so what can we do to remove it? We can study the doctrine close to the era when Jesus lived.
In this book, Pullan presents the teachings of Christianity in its early years until the Council of Chalcedon in A.D. 451. It covers essential theological thoughts such as Trinity, atonement, and sacraments. The author omitted some references and quotations, not to hide anything but only to concisely explain the concept. This simple format is best for most readers who want to understand the doctrine accepted by the early Christians. So let’s view how the Early Christians see the Word of God.

Jesus Christ The Real Story by Unknown

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Jesus Christ The Real Story

Hebrew Roots  by 
Unknown

Some claim He is only a myth, while others say He was merely a man. But who was the real Jesus Christ? And what does His life and message mean today? Confusion about Jesus abounds! Some believe He was merely an influential preacher in the first century. A few claim that He never existed and is only a myth! But who was the real Jesus Christ? Have you ever looked at what the Bible actually says about Jesus? What was He doing when He was on planet Earth—and what is He doing now for you, and for your future? The story of Jesus Christ goes much deeper than His crucifixion and resurrection. Few will dispute that a man named Jesus Christ lived 2,000 years ago and that He was a great teacher ”

Lord Teach Us to Pray Sermons on Prayer by Alexander Whyte

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Lord Teach Us to Pray Sermons on Prayer

Prayer  by 
Alexander Whyte

LORD TEACH US TO PRAY offers encouragement for a deeper, more intimate, and more intense prayer life. After some opening remarks, the book offers a penetrating and insightful analysis of the shining examples of prayer in the lives of Jacob, Moses, David, Jesus, Paul, and others. The author tells how he was inspired to pray on seeing Perthshire’s Schiehallion mountain covered in winter snow. Alexander Whyte was born in 1836 in Kirriemuir, Angus, and educated at King’s College, Aberdeen, and New College, Edinburgh. He served as a minister of the Free Church of Scotland in both Glasgow and Edinburgh, and later as principal of New College, Edinburgh. After the Bible, the writings of Puritan Thomas Goodwin were among his favorites. Whyte is most remembered as a powerful preacher. This book is a collection of his sermons given between 1895 and 1906.

Luther and other Leaders of The Reformation by John Tulloch

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Luther And Other Leaders Of The Reformation

Church History by 
John Tulloch

Luther and Other Leaders of the Reformation is a comprehensive survey of the religious, political, and social upheaval of the 16th century. This book examines the dramatic changes in the European religious landscape during the Reformation and explores the ideas and actions of the reformers who sparked the movement. This book provides an overview of the Protestant Reformation, including Martin Luther’s role and the contributions of other key figures such as Ulrich Zwingli and John Calvin. The book also examines the impact of the Reformation on the Catholic Counter-Reformation and the wider world. Luther and Other Leaders of the Reformation is an essential resource for students and scholars of Reformation history.