Classic Christian eBooks
Samuel Logan Brengle (1860–1936) was a commissioner in The Salvation Army and a leading author, teacher and preacher on the doctrine of holiness. Brengle was also a prolific author, and his books are some of the most approachable works on…
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John G. Lake (1870-1935) was an evangelist, missionary, and Pentecostal pioneer. He’s one who usually requires no introduction, but if you’re unfamiliar with him, we’ve got a short biography available on a separate page. Lake’s writing have been among the most…
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John G. Lake (1870-1935) was an evangelist, missionary, and Pentecostal pioneer. He’s one who usually requires no introduction, but if you’re unfamiliar with him, we’ve got a short biography available on a separate page. Lake’s writing have been among the most…
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John G. Lake (1870-1935) was an evangelist, missionary, and Pentecostal pioneer. He’s one who usually requires no introduction, but if you’re unfamiliar with him, we’ve got a short biography available on a separate page. Lake’s writing have been among the most…
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John G. Lake (1870-1935) was an evangelist, missionary, and Pentecostal pioneer. He’s one who usually requires no introduction, but if you’re unfamiliar with him, we’ve got a short biography available on a separate page. Lake’s writing have been among the most…
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One of our favorite books, and one of our first, is Deeper Experiences of Famous Christians, by James Gilchrist Lawson. It is a collection biographical sketches that focus heavily on the point in time when the subjects Christian life went from…
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George Whitefield (1714-1770) is a minister whose name can hardly be mentioned apart from John Wesley. The three were together in the earliest beginnings of what came to be the Methodist church, and while they disagreed doctrinally (Whitefield was a…
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D.L. Moody (1837-1899) is one of the best known evangelists of his time. He was a prolific speaker and author, and was greatly used by God in many endeavors. Though not his best known work, one of our favorites in Moody’s…
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Chances are good that you have heard of Jessie Penn-Lewis, or at least her book “War on the Saints.” It is considered by many to be the authoritative text (second only to the Bible) on the subject of spiritual warfare….
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One of the most daunting projects we ever took on was the four-volume collection of sermon notes from Charles Spurgeon. They contain 264 outlines of sermons that Spurgeon preached at Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, England. If one were both lazy and…
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