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Power Through Prayer by Edward McKenzie (E.M.) Bounds is an exceptional book on prayer that takes readers on a spiritual journey to a deeper understanding of prayer and its incredible power. With more than 100, 000 copies sold since its initial release in 1887, this timeless classic has been helping countless people turn to God for strength and peace. The book covers the importance of both private and public prayer, how to practically apply p...

The Conflict Between Good and Evil Watch the evening news. Turn on your car radio. Scan today's newspaper. What do you see? Hear? Read? A mix of news, good and bad--but mostly bad. Some of it is downright frightening. What is the world coming to? The news media can tell you what's happening. But this book will tell you why. And The Great Controversy will tell you something you'll never hear on the evening newscast. This book will tell you what...

The Possibilities of Prayer" by Edward McKenzie (E.M.) Bounds is an inspiring and deeply meaningful book focused on guidelines for establishing and maintaining a vital prayer life. Bounds expertly expresses that if we don't ask, then we won't receive - God's promises are dependent upon our own prayers to Him. He also strongly emphasizes the importance of faith in prayer, which enables Christ to do great things. No matter how small a worry or ...

An intriguing literary masterpiece, "Table Talk" by Martin Luther invites readers into the intimate and often animated conversations of the 16th-century Reformation leader. This collection of dialogues captures Martin Luther's unfiltered thoughts, theological insights, and even his humor, making it a captivating journey through the mind of one of the most influential figures in Christian history. These dialogues, transcribed and compiled into ...

During the 1890's, Ellen White wrote multiple appeals to members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church to engage in evangelistic efforts in the South. The first of these messages, entitled "Our Duty to the Colored People, " was published as a leaflet in 1891. It was this leaflet that inspired James Edson White (Ellen White's son) to build a missionary boat called The Morning Star from which he launched an evangelistic and educational work in the...

John Bunyan, renowned for his literary masterpiece "Pilgrim's Progress, " unfolds another gem in the realm of spiritual guidance with his lesser-known work, "Prayer." Penned during his incarceration and initially published in 1652, this concise yet profound book delves into the intricacies of prayer, offering readers a rich understanding of this essential aspect of the Christian life. The book opens with Bunyan's beautiful definition of prayer...

Matthew Mead's profound work, "The Almost Christian Discovered, " delves into the core of faith, shedding light on the vital distinction between authentic devotion and a mere profession of belief. In this enlightening exploration, Mead addresses a crucial concern that resonated with 17th-century Puritans striving to develop genuine personal piety. Mead's insights offer a crucial perspective on the deceptive nature of equating public observance...

Discover the profound and enduring wisdom of "The Kneeling Christian, " a classic work on prayer originally published in 1924. A cherished book that has transcended time and crossed denominational boundaries, "The Kneeling Christian", at its core, champions the transformative power of prayer and its central role in the Christian's relationship with God. Emphasizing the paramount importance of prayer, the author encourages readers to cultivate...

The Necessity of Prayer" by Edward McKenzie (E.M.) Bounds is an essential volume that challenges mediocrity in the Christian life at its very core. For those who strive to live a meaningful and intentional life, this book provides an invaluable resource. Bounds's writing is profound and full of depth as he speaks from his experience conversing with God, and it draws out the reader's longing for intimate communion with Him. It offers insight in...

The Reality of Prayer by Edward McKenzie (E.M.) Bounds is an essential element for any spiritual journey. Offering a comprehensive approach to understanding the power of prayer, The Reality of Prayer explores how prayer can be a privilege, princely and sacred activity that fills one's poverty with God's riches. In addition to our Lord's Model Prayer, the book also dives into the Holy Spirit and how it relates to prayer. E.M. Bounds offers per...

The Essentials of Prayer by Edward McKenzie (E.M.) Bounds is an inspiring and motivating book for Christians who want to bring their prayers before God and desire Him to do great things in their lives. In this book, Pastor Bounds emphasizes that God wants us to be wholly devoted to Him, not double-minded, vacillating, or divided in loyalty in order for the work of prayer to take effect. The book challenges the listener to first make sure they...

The Weapon of Prayer, by Edward McKenzie Bounds (E.M. Bounds), is the perfect resource for anyone seeking guidance in their prayer life. One of his last published works, The Weapon of Prayer emphasizes Bounds' belief that experiencing God's power and participating in His works comes from dedication to prayer. Bounds focuses on the importance of communication with God through prayer and how it is not only a religious responsibility, but also an...

The Lord's Supper" by Thomas Watson is a timeless masterpiece that invites readers on a profound journey into the heart of Christian faith and communion. In this eloquent work, Watson skillfully explores the significance of the Lord's Supper, revealing its deep spiritual truths and practical applications for the believer's life. With a pen dipped in theological insight and pastoral wisdom, Watson guides readers through the sacred ritual of the...

The True Vine" by Andrew Murray is an indispensable read for any sincere believer and disciple of Christ. Murray's profound exploration of John 15 delves into the very essence of abiding in Christ, unraveling the true meaning of living as a 'vine on the branch.' In this classic work, Murray's detailed and explanatory approach challenges readers to confront the depths of their commitment to Christ. For those accustomed to a diet of spiritual "m...

In the early 19th century work "Manly Piety in Its Principles, " Scottish minister Robert Philip offers spiritual guidance for cultivating faith and virtue. Writing during a time of societal flux, Philip aims to ground Christian men in disciplined principles and values. Philip extols the importance of actively living one's beliefs with courage, self-control, and moral integrity. He warns against complacency and convenience in matters of devoti...

During a train trip from Chicago to Texas in the late 1940s, A.W. Tozer began to write "The Pursuit of God." He wrote all night, and when the train arrived at his destination, the rough draft was done. The depth of this book has made it an enduring favorite. Readers cannot help but hear the voice of God calling them to a deeper relationship with Him while reading this amazing classic. From beginning to end, each page in "The Pursuit of God" is...

Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing is an inspirational exploration of Christ's Sermon on the Mount by prolific author and spiritual leader Ellen G. White. In this illuminating 1896 volume, White provides commentaries and reflections on Jesus Christ's teachings and philosophy for Christian living as outlined in Matthew chapters 5 through 7. Her insightful analysis unpacks the sermon's key messages and examines its continued relevance at the tu...

In this companion volume to his acclaimed work Manly Piety in Its Spirit, Robert Philip explores what an active life of Christian devotion looks like in practice for men. Whereas the first book laid out Philip's vision for integrating biblical masculinity and vigorous discipleship, Manly Piety in its Realizations reveals what this ideal translates to in real world habits, relationships, and work. Philip begins by focusing on men's personal spi...

In Manly Piety in Its Spirit, celebrated religious writer Robert Philip explores the true meaning and expression of Christian devotion for men. Philip argues that modern notions of masculinity and piety have become unnaturally separated, leading to a version of faith that fails to resonate with many men. Throughout this thought-provoking book, Philip lays out his vision for bringing devotion and manliness back together. He examines the lives o...

What goals and principles should guide us through life's journey? In this inspirational 1893 work, Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay poses the vital question "What is Worthwhile?" to new graduates stepping into the world. With eloquence and wisdom, Lindsay leads readers through an exploration of values, ethics, and the essence of a life well lived. Writing during a transitional time for American women, Lindsay herself earned a doctorate, achieving ...