Devotional Books

Seventeen helpful chapters on various subjects from the pen of one whose mind was enlightened by the Holy Ghost and whose heart was ablaze with the love of God. A few chapter headings are: "Vessels of Prayer," "True and False Fire," "A Spiritual Will," "Signs of Progress," "Tried by the Lord."

Originally Titled Gems: Or, The Best Thoughts of Rev. Robert Murray McCheyne, selected and arranged by Rev. A. S. Patton.

Robert Murray McCheyne, a 19th century Scottish minister had a way with language that made him a wonderful and warm preacher of the gospel. These gems are just that: jewels, small but bright, cut just right. They will adorn your mind and soul with holy truths and godly thoughts. The book is a collection of short but beautiful pieces that exalt Christ, teach the plain truths of the gospel, and give the soul much to contemplate and meditate upon.

Also contains a brief sketch of McCheyne's character by Rev. James Hamilton, D.D.

Gerhard Tersteegen was a German contemporary of John Wesley. He wished for a secluded life, but crowds besieged his dwelling place, eager to feast on the words of wisdom that fell from the lips of one who had been closeted with his Maker. Everywhere he went, crowds gathered by wayside, in barns, and in homes where their famished souls feasted upon the Bread of Life. Tersteegen was also a prolific hymn writer. This book is a collection of some of his profoundly spiritual and devotional hymns and also some of his sermons.

Formerly published as THE DIVINE CONQUEST. Although written two years after the publication of The Pursuit of God, A. W. Tozer's God's Pursuit of Man sets forth the biblical truth that before man can pursue God, God must first pursue man. A prequel of sorts, God's Pursuit of Man speaks fervently of God's desire for man to be saved and the action He takes as He invades the human soul. Tozer then explains how it is through the power and promise of the Holy Spirit that we can truly understand the mystery of the Triune God.

Formerly published as A Missionary Muses on the Creed

Whilst in Morocco, Patricia St. John wrote a series of stories on the main themes in the Apostles' Creed. 'Life Everlasting' is a collection of these stories. It makes an excellent devotional book for young and old alike. Good stories and good teaching - that could sum both Patricia's life and writing. What the church believes about Jesus is beautifully summed up in the Apostles creed. Patricia found that the creed was a great influence in her conversations with Muslims as a nurse in Northern Africa. Here is collection of true stories from her time there, illustrating that the creed is a key to a fulfilled life.

A Collection of Daily Readings by Classic Deeper-Life Authors

If you’re serious about Christian growth, you've probably noticed how difficult it is to lead a consistently holy life and also affect the world for the kingdom of God. Yet God calls us to be like Christ and to lead others to Him as well. How do we deal with this ongoing dilemma?

In this hardcover edition of My Utmost for His Highest, you get updated-language daily devotionals that have become an enduring favorite because Oswald Chambers used his spiritual gifts so wisely and generously. This bestselling devotional includes complete subject and Scripture indexes along with 366 timeless, inspirational devotions in a classic but affordable binding. Ideal for both the Chambers devotee and for gift-giving.

Deeply in touch with God, Lilias Trotter was also deeply in touch with nature and endued with a tremendous gift for drawing spiritual lessons from the natural world. She was also an exquisite artist. All these qualities combine in this classic volume on the Christ life. Like Parables of the Cross, this is a republication of her original work complete with full color renderings of her unusual paintings.

This is a republication of her original work from the early twentieth century, complete with reproductions of the author's exquisite artistry. Concise, yet insightful, this missionary, in her special and unique style, uses "pictures" from nature to teach deep truths of dying to self and living in Christ.

The title for this book is taken from the first chapter. The subjects dealt with in the other 19 chapters are unrelated, but each is full of the spiritual wisdom and inspiration so characteristic of Watson's spiritual writings. Some chapter titles are: "How to Die to Self," "Learning Spiritual Lessons," "Blessed Poverty," "The Dangers of Prosperity," "Human Religion."

98 two-page readings on the believer's credentials of humility, brokenness, weakness, destitution and lowliness. Almost 200 godly men and women tell how they discovered that the law of entrance into the kingdom of God is childlikeness. Read about their journey of descent.

The writings of G. D. Watson continue to bring enlightenment and spiritual help to Christians from all walks of life. Each chapter of Soul Food brings instruction and inspiration on a particular truth. The subjects covered are wide ranging, as can be seen from the following selection of chapter titles: "Loaded Words," "Lukewarmness," "Feeding Our Faith," "The Benefit of Deep Crucifixion," "Fretting Over Ourselves," "Little Things," "Alone with God," "Climax of Sorrow," and others.