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This extensive biography by Robert E. Speer is the definitive biography of American missionary, George Bowen of Bombay. Few men have been such a living embodiment of the love of Jesus as George Bowen! Converted from atheism to Christianity through both the love and tragic death of a good woman, he relinquished his salary and rented rooms near a Bombay market where he lived frugally for forty years. Supporting himself by his income as editor of...

Who really is she? What does she truly believe? And what do you do with someone who doesn't fit in anywhere? These were the questions Mark Potter asked himself when he fell in love with Rahela Morgan. A personal tragedy had brought her to Christ. That fact was indisputable. But everything else about her was totally confusing. What was she hiding? Could his love for her survive family disapproval, the discovery of a secret she was carrying, and...

A series of short, factual stories, written by Edwin F. and Lillian G. Harvey, which inspire children to approach their Heavenly Father with confidence, knowing that He will honor their prayers. Their daughter, Trudy Harvey Tait, also wrote several stories in this book. One of the stories is about Trudy's prayer for a "Titerpatter" for Christmas and how her Heavenly Father answered that prayer. Parents enjoy reading the stories as much as thei...

This is a short devotional for the month on the importance of reading and studying Scripture. It is full of quotes from some of the leading men and women of God from past centuries. They emphasise how much Scripture and its daily intake has meant to their lives and ministry. As the authors state, their own lives were changed in preparing this book for publication. It is a small book of thirty-one two page readings with a powerful punch. You wi...

If your prayer-life needs invigorating, if your spiritual strength seems at an all time low, or if you simply feel alone in your struggle to be a victorious Christian, then you will want to read this collection of sixty readings on prayer, written and compiled by Edwin F. and Lillian G. Harvey. It is a companion to Kneeling We Triumph Volume One. A few of the titles are: "Prayer Power, " "Answers That Cost, " "Waiting, a Proof of Our Faith, " ...

How can we be victorious as Christians? How can we overcome long-standing problems? How can we help change the world? These and many other such questions have plagued countless followers of Jesus. This is why Edwin F. and Lillian G. Harvey who wrote and compiled this volume have searched the sermons and books of fellow Christians down the centuries and now share their universal discovery that it is only on our knees that we truly conquer.Kneel...

Daniel dice que "el pueblo que conoce a su Dios se esforzará y actuará" (Dn 11:32). Estos dieciocho cuadros revelan la vida interior de hombres y mujeres que eliminaron toda barrera y frontera en su búsqueda del conocimiento de Dios, en Su longitud, anchura, profundidad y altura. A pesar de sus diversas nacionalidades y trasfondos de sus iglesias, cada uno hizo el mismo descubrimiento¿que la muerte al "yo" es la puerta a la vida nueva en Crist...

This book is a challenge to this busy, materialistic age to make time for God through prayer, meditation, and deep study of His Word. Two hundred different authors deal with the subjects of prayer, the Scriptures, guidance, obedience, joy, patience, witnessing, love, and others. The Christian's Daily Challenge was the first book the Harveys published in 1954 and it has sold steadily for over sixty years.The following is the story of how this b...

It is not uncommon, nowadays, to hear the lament, "These are terrible days in which we are living." Maybe you share this sentiment, or at least, share a desire to see Christians meet the challenge of our times through the power of the Holy Spirit. If so, then you have doubtless asked yourself, "What is the answer to the spiritual lethargy and decline that we so bemoan? From Biblical times up to the present, men and women have asked these quest...

What does it mean to hear God's voice and follow it? And can we be certain of the calling God has for us as His children? From Biblical times up to the present, men and women have asked these questions and forged out answers that enabled them to become what we now describe as "the saints of the Church." The faith journeys of some of these saints are recorded in They Knew Their God Volume Four by E. & L. Harvey who were inspired by the passage ...

Is it possible to know God? Is He really knowable? And if He is, then can we actually come to know Him intimately, talking to Him as friend to friend, hearing His voice guiding and counseling us, living to please Him and basking in His company? From Biblical times up to the present, men and women have asked these questions and forged out answers that enabled them to become what we now describe as "the saints of the Church."The journey of some ...

What does it mean to hear God's voice and follow it? And can we be certain of the calling God has for us as His children? From Biblical times up to the present, men and women have asked these questions and forged out answers that enabled them to become what we now describe as "the saints of the Church." The faith journeys of some of these saints are recorded in They Knew Their God Volume Three by E. & L. Harvey who were inspired by the passage...

The material for this book was gathered over a decade in post-war Scotland by a young American mother whose husband was the editor of a British journal, The Message of Victory. Here you will find a rich collection of poems and prose mainly from previous centuries with high ideals and challenges that remind all who are involved with child rearing that it is a task near to God's heart and with eternal results.

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George Herbert (1593-1632) : Poet of the Heavenly Court Miguel Molinos (1627-1696) : The Priest Who Knew God Joseph Alleine (1634-1668) : A Living Sacrifice at Thirty-four John Fletcher (1729-1785) : Apostle of Madeley Mary Fletcher (1739-1815) : Shepherdess of Orphans Frederick Oberlin (1740-1826) : Benefactor to the Vosges Dwellers Samuel Pollard (1826-1877) : He Waited for the Fulfilment of His Vision George Matheson (1842-1906) : Th...

A most unusual verse-by-verse meditation on the blessed words and actions of Jesus the night before His crucifixion as related in St. John's Gospel, chapters 13-17. Few Christian bookshelves today contain a copy of this rare volume. This is your opportunity to obtain a treasure. "The Son of man which is in Heaven, " said Christ of Himself while yet on the earth. Well, this is where He would bring the believer. When our friends sleep in Jesus,...

Love Me & Let Me Go" is centered around the heroine's struggle to find her own spiritual feet while still locked in step with her very devoted, very sincere, and very controlling father. She adores, respects, and fears him, and yet she longs to discover her own voice-be her own person. "Love me and let me go!" she pleads with family and friends. And when they, very reluctantly, do just that, she discovers that the path to true freedom eventual...

Amanda Berry Smith (January 23, 1837 - February 24, 1915) was a former slave who became an inspiration to thousands of women both black and white. She was equally at home in the slums of a large city, or the stately homes of the nobility. Redeemed, first from slavery and then from the bondage of sin, she traveled all over the world, testifying to rich and poor alike about the necessity and the power of a sanctified life. Amanda's autobiograph...

Heart Breathings is a fitting title for a book where words are only the vessel that somehow endeavors to hold, and show forth, the breathings of the spirit that is not flesh. There is a frustration when yearnings beyond words find themselves clothed in the only medium that can cause them to be tangible to others. These poems are the roarings and sighings and longings of the inarticulate soul trying to create a substance through which to transm...

Amanda Berry Smith (January 23, 1837 - February 24, 1915) was a former slave who became an inspiration to thousands of women both black and white. She was equally at home in the slums of a large city, or the stately homes of the nobility. Redeemed, first from slavery and then from the bondage of sin, she traveled all over the world, testifying to rich and poor alike about the necessity and the power of a sanctified life. Amanda's autobiograph...