Classic Christian eBooks
Christian experience is a great adventure. We never arrive at the finality of that walk or experience. No matter what mountain peak we climb today, there is always another one to be climbed a little way ahead. The future is…
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Faith must begin by the acknowledgment of our own weakness and inability. In the realms of human attainment, there might be some virtue in the teaching of the philosophers that faith in one’s own self and in one’s own ability…
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Living Waters, by Charles S. Price After the heat and toil of the day, we find rest and repose in sleep. It is out of that sleep we awaken with renewed strength for the tasks that lie ahead. It is…
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A Model Revival (This sermon stenographically reported.) I am going to speak to you tonight on the subject “A Model Revival,” and you will find that text which I have chosen for the evening sermon in the 8th chapter of…
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The Origins of Faith, by Charles S. Price I have a very decided dislike for negative preaching and writing. It is not sufficient for a speaker or author to discuss the disease, but to satisfy my soul and mind, he…
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The Jericho Road, by Charles S. Price (This sermon stenographically reported.) You will find the text for tonight in the 18th chapter of the Gospel according to St. Luke. I shall begin to read at the 35th verse and read…
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The following is an autobiographical sketch of Dr. Charles S. Price (1887-1947). This article is greatly condensed from his book The Story of My Life, and was printed across two issues of the Voice of Healing magazine in 1952 and 1953. His…
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The following post is a chapter from Charles Price’s classic book The Meaning of Faith, which is one of the first books that we brought to print. Why were Price’s books among the first to get the print treatment? One…
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Following is an Easter sermon from Charles Price. No matter how you celebrate Christ’s resurrection, we can’t recommend enough this weighty retelling of that blessed morning. If you’re trying to commemorate Christ’s resurrection while in the throws of grief, anxiety,…
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