Puritan Devotional 1
Puritan Devotional
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Everard, George – Your Sundays
This work, Your Sundays, is an instructive work on how to spend your Sundays.
Hoekstra – Day by Day by Grace
Day by Day by Grace is a daily devotional by Pastor Bob Hoekstra Founder and Director of Living in Christ Ministries. He was part of Calvary Chapel Movement.
Puritan Devotional 2
Puritan Devotional
Best, W.E. – A Comprehensive View Of Romans Vol I
A commentary work on Romans
MacDuff Devotional2
Daily Devotion from the Works of John MacDuff
Spurgeon, C.H. – Faith’s Checkbook (devotional)
Faiths Checkbook is a devotional work by Spurgeon, using the image of a checkbook which stands in the place of money until some future time when the “check is cashed” likewise our faith is like that checkbook.
Edwards, Jonathan – Charity and its Fruits, 16 sermons
These 16 sermons were preached to the congregation in Northampton in 1738. Intending them to be published after they were delivered, Edwards prepared them completely by hand. However, they were never published until 1851 when Tyrone Edwards edited the original manuscripts and titled them “CHARITY AND ITS FRUITS… Christian love manifested in the heart and life”
Hardt, Michael – Shadows of the Church
Shadows of the Church by Michael Hardt is a study on Ruth, Enoch, Rebecca, Asenath, Zipporah, Aaron, leavened loaves, and the tabernacle.
Edwards, Jonathan – Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Jonathan Edwards’ famous sermon that had many coming to Christ!
Edwards, Jonathan – David Brainerd
A Biography of David Brainerd, missionary to the American Indians by Jonathan Edwards
Unknown – Comfort for the Desponding
Unknown – Comfort for the Desponding is a work reaching out to those who are downtrodden and going into depression.
Patterson F.G. A Chosen Vessel
Patterson F.G. A Chosen Vessel
Rossier, H.L. – Meditations on 2 Samuel
Commentary on 2 Samuel H L Rossier was a Brethren writer and Commentator.
Chantry, Walter – Take Up Your Cross
Walter Chantry writes Take up your Cross based on Luke 9:23-24. The idea is self-abnegation as part of the Christian faith.