G. D. Watson 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."

Subtitled "Studies in Genesis, Historic, Prophetic and Experimental," this overview of the first book of the Bible shows that the first words contained in Genesis are enlarged and unfolded in a great many different directions and applications throughout the rest of the Bible, but the words themselves are never changed and they are never any more perfect in the last book in the Bible than they are in the first.

A most inspiring work dealing with the character of God in such a way as to make one long to know Him more intimately, to love Him more ardently, and to serve Him more unreservedly. The opening statement, "God is our nearest relative," sums up the spirit breathed through this spiritual classic.

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."

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.

In this small volume the author outlines his application of the seven overcomeths of Revelation, not only to the inner life in the present state, but their application as preparing the believer to reign with Jesus in His coming Kingdom.

Tribulation Worketh is a collection of chapters from the writings of G. D. Watson explaining God's loving and purposeful chastening in the lives of His choicest saints. This is an important book for the present day, when the unscriptural concept that the Gospel of Jesus Christ brings success, prosperity, health and wealth is being promoted far and wide.

Watson writes: "There is nothing on earth more ruinous than uninterrupted prosperity.... There is a danger not only in outward prosperity of health and finance and social standing, but the principle is just as true when applied to religious experience; that is, having no trials or crosses to sink the soul in self-abasement."

Read the pages of this book with an open heart and a teachable spirit; spiritual enlightenment, enrichment and challenge are guaranteed! Many of the chapters are short--perhaps two or three pages--making it equally as beneficial to those who have little time as to those who have more. A few chapter titles are: "Obstructions to Growth," "Purified - But How Far?" "I Don't Feel," "A Holy Taste," "Martyrs of the Holy Ghost," and "If Any Man Sin." A short sketch of the author's life is also included.