Holiness, The Heart of the Christian Experience
By James Blaine Chapman
In this 13 chapter work by Chapman (Nazarene), he presents holiness as the heart of the Christian experience. He examines different points of holiness and how to get there.
Holiness, The Heart of the Christian Experience
By James Blaine Chapman
In this 13 chapter work by Chapman (Nazarene), he presents holiness as the heart of the Christian experience. He examines different points of holiness and how to get there.
A SERIES OF LETTERS, IN DEFENCE OF DIVINE REVELATION;
IN REPLY TO REV. ABNER KNEELAND’S SERIOUS INQUIRY INTO THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SAME.
BY HOSEA BALLOU,
Pastor of the Second Universalist Society in Boston.
This is simply a series of about 15 letters from Hosea Ballou to Abner Kneelands on the Divine Revelation.
The Place of Prayer in Evangelism
BY R. A. TORREY, D. D.,
Dean Of The Bible Institute Of Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, California
This single chapter work is about prayer in Evangelism, written by the evangelist R.A. Torrey.
By Henry Ward Beecher 1872.
This excellent work on preaching is set up with 10 chapters with each chapter have about 20 sections. The Chapters are: What is Preaching? Qualifications of the Preacher. The Personal Element in Oratory. The Study of Human Nature. The Psychological Working-Elements. Rhetorical Drill and General Training. Rhetorical Illustrations. Health as related to Preaching. Sermon-making. Love the Central element of the Christian ministry.
Samuel Porter Jones Sermons
By Sam Jones
In this book of Sam Jones sermons, some of his famous sermons are presented: Quit Your Meanness, Hold the Fort, Eternal Punishment, Or The Logic of Damnation, Law and Order, Whosoever Will May Come, God’s Grace is Sufficient, The Righteous and the Wicked, Why Will Ye Die? The Blessedness of Religion, A New Creature In Christ, Fighting the Devil, The Virtue of Honesty, It Pays to be Righteous, and For Men Only.
Samuel Porter Jones (1847-1906), an American Methodist Evangelist was born in Alabama and reared in Cartersville, Georgia. Jones was a lawyer but was a drunkard. He trusted