Classic Christian eBooks
Soul-Winners and Their Prayers, by S.L. Brengle “The inwrought fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.” —James 5:16 All great soul-winners have been men of much and mighty prayer, and all great revivals have been preceded and carried out…
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The Offense of the Cross, by John G. Lake “And I, brethren, if I yet preach circumcision, why do I yet suffer persecution? Then is the offense of the cross ceased” (Galatians 5:11). “Offense,” the stumbling block of the cross….
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John the Baptist, by D.L. Moody The contemplation of no Bible character quickens me more than the life and character of John the Baptist. I never touch that life but I get a blessing. I used to think that I…
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Self-Energy and Failure, by Jessie Penn-Lewis “It came into his heart to visit his brethren…And seeing one of them suffer wrong, he defended him.” (Acts 7:23-24) Moses had made his choice. Does this make him ready to be a vessel…
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Stephen Tyng’s book Christian Titles has always been a bit of a dud as far as sales are concerned, which is a shame, because this book is some of the best devotional reading that we’ve ever come across. Seriously, anywhere…
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Samuel Ridout (1855–1930) was a member of the Plymouth Brethren movement. His straight-forward, Bible-based approach teaching can be appreciated by any honest student. His many books include in-depth studies of Scripture, instructional books on how to effectively study the Bible, and even…
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Doubtless best known for his book Azusa Street, in which he chronicles his experiences at the Pentecostal revival, Frank Bartleman wrote much that is yet of interest to many today. We have compiled seven books into a single volume, and many…
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We love sharing the writings of E.M. Bounds. They are always powerful, always challenging, and always useful. This comes from his book The Essentials of Prayer. For more of Bounds’ work, be sure to visit his author page. Prayer Born of…
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G.D. Watson (1845–1924) was known as the apostle to the sanctified. His no-nonsense approach to the Bible is doubtless a reason why. The following is from his book Soul Food. The Benefit of Deep Crucifixion The word crucifixion, as it…
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Billy Sunday (1862–1935) was one of the most well-known evangelists of his day. Previously a professional baseball player, his flair for the dramatic helped to make him more memorable. His straight-forward delivery and colorful illustrations still resonate with readers today….
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