Meyer, F.B. – Our Daily Walk
Daily Devotional from F.B.
Tag: Old Age
The tag “Old Age” is to tag all works that would be good for the elderly to read. Everything from looking for Christ’s return, dealing with problems and crises, and carrying burdens and crosses are included.
Sanderson Words of Comfort for those in Bereavement
Sanderson Words of Comfort for those in Bereavement is about when somebody loses a close person to death and God’s comfort for them.
Baxter Saints Everlasting Rest
Baxter Saints Everlasting Rest
Meyer, F.B. – Christian Living
Christian Living Meyers deals with a Christian’s relationship with Christ. It is a devotional work.
Turpin Christian What is the Heavenly or Earthly
Turpin Christian What is he Heavenly or Earthly examines his standing, his power, his pathway and testimony, his failure, his restoration.
Turner, W.G. – Christian Life
Occasional Addresses and Papers by W G Turner
Harsha Wanderings of a Pilgrim
Harsha Wanderings of a Pilgrim WANDERINGS OF A PILGRIM By David Harsha, 1856.
Sprague, William – Practical Hints from a Father to His Daughter
This work, Practical Hints from a Father to His Daughter, is a series of counseling advice from a Christian Father to his daughter.
Hills Uttermost Salvation
Hills, Aaron – Uttermost Salvation is a 20 chapter work by Nazarene Hills on Salvation, investigating different aspects.
Arnold -The Christian Life: Its Course, Its Hindrances, and Its Helps.
This is a 30 chapter work on various passages of Scripture about the Christian Life.
Morgan, G.C. – The Practice of Prayer
This short 7 chapter work on prayer by Morgan (Congregationalist) presents us with the possibility, platform, plane and practice of prayer.
Spring, Gardiner – The Mission of Sorrow
Mission of Sorrow examines how God uses sorrow in our lives to work God’s will and our good.
Austin-Sparks The Persistent Purpose of God
Austin-Sparks The Persistent Purpose of God
Harsha Immanuel’s Land
Harsha Immanuel’s Land
MacDuff, John – Great Journey
As there are infinite varieties in Christian experience,
so there is a propriety in narrating the great story of the
Christian’s pilgrimage in different forms. Those who have
read Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress” will find MacDuff’s 50 page
allegory no copy, but a spirited example of the same style.