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Concerning Christian Liberty
The Masters Indwelling: There is a Life of Abundance and Joy
Summa Theologica (Part 2.2)
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This brilliant synthesis of Christian thought has had a decisive and permanent impact on religion since the 13nth century and has become substantially the official teaching of the Catholic Church. The Summa Theologica, as the title indicates, is a summing up of all that can be known about God and humanity's relations with God. It is divided into three parts dealing with god, man, and the God-man respectively. It consists of 38 tracts, 631 questions, about 3000 articles, 10,000 objections and their answers. Essential reading for all who are interested in core Christian thought.
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Release dateJan 5, 2012
Concerning Christian Liberty
The Masters Indwelling: There is a Life of Abundance and Joy
Summa Theologica (Part 2.2)

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  • Summa Theologica (Part 2.2)

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    Summa Theologica (Part 2.2)
    Summa Theologica (Part 2.2)

    This brilliant synthesis of Christian thought has had a decisive and permanent impact on religion since the 13nth century and has become substantially the official teaching of the Catholic Church. The Summa Theologica, as the title indicates, is a summing up of all that can be known about God and humanity's relations with God. It is divided into three parts dealing with god, man, and the God-man respectively. It consists of 38 tracts, 631 questions, about 3000 articles, 10,000 objections and their answers. Essential reading for all who are interested in core Christian thought.

  • Concerning Christian Liberty

    Concerning Christian Liberty
    Concerning Christian Liberty

    Martin Luther's treatise Concerning Christian Liberty is one of the most powerful and concise presentations of the Christian life ever written - a true gem among Reformation writings. Here you will find the essence of Reformation spirituality distilled into a guide for practical, biblical living. With the bold authority of a true prophet, Luther directs his message to the average Christian in clear, simple language. The doctrine of justification by grace through faith in Christ is the heart and soul of Luther's message, founded upon a firm conviction in the authority of Scripture.

  • The Masters Indwelling: There is a Life of Abundance and Joy

    The Masters Indwelling: There is a Life of Abundance and Joy
    The Masters Indwelling: There is a Life of Abundance and Joy

    You're living in Christ. But is He living in you? Has he swept and cleared out every cobweb in your life? Or are you tightly gripping the broom yourself? Does His spirit motivate your every thought and action? Or is your Christian walk just a performance, an act that masks the emptiness inside? He's called us to more than a game of charades. He's invited us to taste the truly Christ-filled life. You're already in Christ; now let Him be in you. It's time for The Master's Indwelling.

  • The Imitation of Christ

    The Imitation of Christ
    The Imitation of Christ

    One of the best-loved books of Christianity after the Bible, The Imitation of Christ is a passionate celebration of God and His love, mercy and holiness, which has inspired conversion and stimulated religious devotion for over five hundred years. With great personal conviction, Thomas a Kempis (1380-1471) demonstrates the individual's reliance on God and on the words of Christ, and the futility of life without faith. Thomas spent some seventy years of his life in the reclusive environment of monasteries, yet in this astonishing work he demonstrates an encompassing understanding of human nature and his writing speaks to readers of every age and every nation. 224 pages, from Penguin.

  • Answers to Prayer

    Answers to Prayer
    Answers to Prayer

    Discover the wonders of effective prayer from one of the greatest prayer warriors ever! George Mueller (1805-1898) dared to take God at his word, and on the basis of prayer alone was able to establish orphanages and schools that saved over 10,000 children from the horrors of poverty in Victorian England.

  • Quiet Talks on Prayer

    Quiet Talks on Prayer
    Quiet Talks on Prayer

    The 'Quiet Talk' series, written in the early 1900s, was a popular succession of books that sold over two million copies. Quiet Talks on Prayer was one of the more popular selections in the series. In the inimitable and admired style that made him famous, S.D. Gordon explores the creative force unleashed in the quiet place of prayer. This is more than a book about prayer; this is a book that will inspire prayer. Gordon leads the weary prayer warrior out of the habitual and stilted patterns of prayer into a realm where prayer comes to life as the Spirit of God activates it.

  • Treatise on Good Works Luther

    Treatise on Good Works Luther
    Treatise on Good Works Luther

    Luthers transformational idea of justification by faith alone was often misunderstood and misrepresented in the early years of the Reformation. In 1520, with his Wittenberg congregation in mind, Luther set out to clarify the biblical foundation of good works. In doing so he recast the very definitions of sacred and secular both for his own generation and ours.

  • Heretics

    Heretics
    Heretics

    In this 1905 collection of articles Chesterton exposes the faulty thinking underlying popular modern "heresies" such as negativism, relativism, neo-paganism, puritanism, aestheticism, and individualism. The book includes one of his best essays: "On Certain Modern Writers and the Institution of Family." With his characterstic wit and wisdom, Chesterton brilliantly critiques writers such as Rudyard Kipling, G B Shaw, and H G Wells, whose views are still influential today.

  • Quiet Talks About Jesus

    Quiet Talks About Jesus
    Quiet Talks About Jesus

    Here is a wonderful book about Jesus- who He really is and why God sent Him to this planet. With stimulating imagination, Gordon paints a remarkable portrait of this Jesus, the Man from Galilee. You will see Him as you have never seen Him before and understand Him more wonderfully than you ever thought possible. This classic writing describes His love, His mercy, and His plan for you as the unique object of his "wooing" love. You can actually feel His presence within as you read the yearning of His heart for you. Quiet Talks About Jesus, originally written in 1906, is one of the first books in the popular Quiet Talks series.

  • Confessions

    Confessions
    Confessions

    "Spirituality involves taking our personal experience seriously as raw material for redemption and holiness, examining the material of our daily lives with as much rigor as we do Scripture and doctrine. Confessions is the landmark work in this exercise." Eugene Peterson Saint Augustine wasn't always a saint. He led a turbulent and licentious youth, and belonged to the fourth century equivalent of a street gang. At the age of 29, he met a young man, Ambrose, whose intelligence, kindness and strong faith fascinated and puzzled Augustine. Then at the age of thirty-two, under Ambrose's tutelage, Augustine converted to Christianity and went on to be one of the most influential Christians throughout history. Written in 400 AD, less than a decade after his ordination to the priesthood, a mere four years after becoming bishop of Hippo, he wrote Confessions in his forties. He was a man looking back and looking forward, an apt simile perhaps for the role Augustine played in the history of the Church, that of a bridge between two distinct eras. Confessions traces a pilgrimage of unbounded grace, passionately wrestling with the spiritual questions that have engaged thoughtful minds since time began. It is Augustine's utter candor about his own sin and his struggle to reconcile his mind and soul to God's holy character that made Confessions the classic that it has been for fifteen centuries and compelling to readers still today. Companion volume to HP's trade paper edition of Augustine's City of God Classic text, edited by Albert Cook Outler Larger, easy-to-read edition Competitively priced "It is difficult to find a theologian - from any age - who has not been influenced by the teachings of St. Augustine." Richard Foster, Devotional Classics.

  • Orthodoxy

    Orthodoxy
    Orthodoxy

    Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936) has been called "the ablest and most exuberant proponent of orthodox Christianity of his time." In this captivating classic, Chesterton offers a unique explanation of the essentials of the Christian faith, and of his own journey from scepticism to belief. Since its first publication in 1908, Orthodoxy has been a powerful factor in the conversion and spirituality of many leading Christian thinkers, including C S Lewis and Philip Yancey. "It is constantly assumed, especially in our Tolstoian tendencies, that when the lion lies down with the lamb the lion becomes lamb-like... That is simply the lamb absorbing the lion instead of the lion eating the lamb. The real problem is - can the lion lie down with the lamb and still retain his royal ferocity? That is the problem the Church attempted; that is the miracle she achieved." - from Orthodoxy.

  • Men of the Bible

    Men of the Bible
    Men of the Bible

    In this collection of short biographical sketches, celebrated preacher Dwight L. Moody (1837-1899) draws lessons from the lives of nine men of the Bible. Included are compelling portraits of Abraham, Moses, Naaman, Nehemiah, and the Penitent Thief crucified alongside Jesus. There are also two studies of pairs for comparison: Herod Antipas and John the Baptist, and the Man Born Blind and Joseph of Arimathea. Moody's style is direct, easy to read, inspirational, and full of insight!

  • The Ball and the Cross

    The Ball and the Cross
    The Ball and the Cross

    In this exciting allegorical novel, Chesterton relates the adventures of two men who want to fight a duel over God and the Virgin Mary. The world thinks them both mad, of course, because they seem to be serious. Chesterton's aim is to highlight the conflict between rationalism and religion - between the Ball and the Cross - and to rouse the complacent and indifferent to conviction, either way. Readers will learn the joy that can result from genuine opposition.

  • Holy in Christ

    Holy in Christ
    Holy in Christ

    A challenge for Christians today is to live with integrity. Holy in Christ is an in-depth look at the principles and practice of holiness - the principles that underpin the validity of our witness to the world. Divided into 31 chapters, Andrew Murray's classic is ideal as a month long devotional. In each chapter he explains a biblical passage, and adds a prayer and points of application.

  • The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

    The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit
    The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

    Dr R A Torrey (1856-1928) carefully defines the Holy Spirit and explains how we can come to know Him personally as an ever-present, loving friend and mighty helper. He goes on to describe the work of the Spirit in the world and in the lives of Christians, and offers a detailed study of baptism with the Spirit. A true classic!

  • Quiet Talks on Service

    Quiet Talks on Service
    Quiet Talks on Service

    In the early 1900s, S.D. Gordon was a widely travelled speaker in high demand. A prolific author, he wrote more than 25 highly popular devotional books. Gordon ministered the deep things of God, although he was not an ordained minister. A plain man, controlled by a deep desire to edify God's people, he won the respect of the learned and at the same time the affection of the simple. He developed a quiet style of devotional speaking which was quite the opposite of the powerful oratory which dominated the pulpit style of that period. His quiet manner, simplicity, and gentle spirit won for him a great following wherever he went. In this book, Gordon shares profound insights on the radical servanthood that lies at the heart of the Christian life, a subject on which he could speak with authenticity.

  • Summa Theologica (Part 1)

    Summa Theologica (Part 1)
    Summa Theologica (Part 1)

    Aquinas' Summa Theologica is his most famous work. It was intended as a compilation of all of the main theological teachings of his time, covering the widest range of subjects - reason, sin, just war to name but a few - in detailed philosophical language. Aquinas worked on it from 1265 until the end of his life in March 1274. When he died, he had reached Question ninety of Part III, on the subject of penance. Part 1 deals with foundational questions about the nature and character of God, structured as a series of questions and assertions.

  • Quiet Talks on the Crowned Christ of Revelation

    Quiet Talks on the Crowned Christ of Revelation
    Quiet Talks on the Crowned Christ of Revelation

    In the early 1900s, S.D. Gordon was a widely travelled speaker in high demand. A prolific author, he wrote more than 25 highly popular devotional books. Gordon ministered the deep things of God, although he was not an ordained minister. A plain man, controlled by a deep desire to edify God's people, he won the respect of the learned and at the same time the affection of the simple. He developed a quiet style of devotional speaking which was quite the opposite of the powerful oratory which dominated the pulpit style of that period. His quiet manner, simplicity, and gentle spirit won for him a great following wherever he went. In this book, Gordon shares profound insights on Christ as he is depicted in the apocalyptic imagery of the book of Revelation.

  • Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians

    Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians
    Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians

    Martin Luther's core teachings on justification by faith alone are particularly well exemplified in his classic commentary on Galatians. In this pivotal work, we see Luther at his most compelling, mapping out the relationship between law and grace. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the fundamentals of Protestant conviction.

  • The Story of a Soul: A New Translation

    The Story of a Soul: A New Translation
    The Story of a Soul: A New Translation

    Earlier editions of Therese's modern spiritual classic have often excluded passages, and refined her use of the French dialect often spoken by peasants. Edmondson translates everything and retains the charm that Therese intended to portray through changes in style. The result is a complete and unabridged work, longer than most other editions available today. Careful research and attention to accurate, flowing language are the hallmarks of this new translation of The Story of a Soul, written by the saint known to us as the "Little Flower."

  • Jesus Himself

    Jesus Himself
    Jesus Himself

    This short book contains two simple, timeless messages preached by South African pastor Andrew Murray (1828-1917). In them, Murray reflects on the profound core of the Christian life: exclusive and complete reliance on Jesus himself to bring about everything he has promised for us.

  • Summa Theologica (Part 2.1)

    Summa Theologica (Part 2.1)
    Summa Theologica (Part 2.1)

    This brilliant synthesis of Christian thought has had a decisive and permanent impact on religion since the 13nth century and has become substantially the official teaching of the Catholic Church. The Summa Theologica, as the title indicates, is a summing up of all that can be known about God and humanity's relations with God. It is divided into three parts dealing with god, man, and the God-man respectively. It consists of 38 tracts, 631 questions, about 3000 articles, 10,000 objections and their answers. Essential reading for all who are interested in core Christian thought.

  • The Large Catechism: Luthers Large Catechism

    The Large Catechism: Luthers Large Catechism
    The Large Catechism: Luthers Large Catechism

    In the Large Catechism Luther set out to inculcate the centrality of the Gospel. Whether Luther is dealing with the Ten Commandments or the Lord's Supper, the dynamic of the Word of God as Gospel provides the cutting edge for what he says. The Large Catechism is a primary source for an understanding of the Christian ethos in action in Reformation Christianity.

  • Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners

    Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners
    Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners

    One of the classic spiritual autobiographies, this dramatic conversion testimony by Pilgrim's Progress author John Bunyan features a vivid awareness of God and Satan as personal beings. Throughout his account, Bunyan relies closely on the firm promises of God's Word as a spiritual defence.

  • Sovereign Grace

    Sovereign Grace
    Sovereign Grace

    In this short book, first published in 1891, the great American evangelist Dwight L. Moody (1836-1899) gives a powerful, succinct explanation of the sovereign grace of God. Moody writes: "In the exercise of his high calling, the faithful ambassador of Christ must not scruple to declare the whole counsel of God, "rightly dividing the word of truth," to all classes of hearers. He must warn the openly wicked man that if he persists in his evil courses, the just judgments of God will inevitably overtake him; he must unmask the hypocrite; he must utter no uncertain protest against the crooked and devious ways of the self-seeker and the time-server. But if he enters into the Spirit of his Master, no part of his public work will be more congenial or delightful than the proclamation of the full, free, and sovereign grace of God, manifested towards sinful men in the gift of His Eternal Son, to be the Saviour of the world."

  • All Things Considered

    All Things Considered
    All Things Considered

    This book brings together a diverse selection of newspaper essays by celebrated author G K Chesterton (1874-1936), written before World War I. This is a sampling of Chesterton at his brilliant best, tackling politics, literature, the ups and downs of daily life, and much more - all of it displaying his robust "uncommon sense", his lively intellect, and his profound Christian faith.

  • The Pilgrim's Progress

    The Pilgrim's Progress
    The Pilgrim's Progress

    A masterpiece of the English Puritan tradition, The Pilgrim's Progress is renowned for the simple beauty of its language, the abundance of its biblical references, and its vivid characterisations. The story is an allegory of the Christian life recounted as a dream, in which the protagonist Christian sets out from the City of Destruction on an arduous journey to the Celestial City. On the way, Christian encounters like-minded pilgrims such as Faithful and Hopeful, as well as various tempters, false friends, and monstrous adversaries. The most dreadful of all - the Giant Despair and the River of Death itself - stand between Christian and his ultimate destination. Translated into more than one hundred languages, The Pilgrim's Progress continues to captivate readers worldwide, even after three centuries!

  • The New Jerusalem

    The New Jerusalem
    The New Jerusalem

    First published in 1920, this trenchant, at times angry book reveals a different side of G K Chesterton (1874-1936), renowned for his lively essays, his detective stories, and his Christian apologetics. In it, Chesterton reflects on the long history of Jerusalem, and offers perceptive observations and critiques on the three religions for whom it is holy ground - Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Chesterton's perspectives mingle poetic flights with blunt assessments about the situation in the Muslim East, particularly with regard to Zionism. His views are the antithesis of what would be regarded today as 'politically correct', yet they have proved to be almost prophetic in some respects.

  • Summa Theologica (Part 3)

    Summa Theologica (Part 3)
    Summa Theologica (Part 3)

    This brilliant synthesis of Christian thought has had a decisive and permanent impact on religion since the 13nth century and has become substantially the official teaching of the Catholic Church. The Summa Theologica, as the title indicates, is a summing up of all that can be known about God and humanity's relations with God. It is divided into three parts dealing with god, man, and the God-man respectively. It consists of 38 tracts, 631 questions, about 3000 articles, 10,000 objections and their answers. Essential reading for all who are interested in core Christian thought.

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Augustine

Saint Augustine was born to a Catholic mother and a pagan father on November 13, 354, at Tagasta, near Algiers. He studied Latin literature and later taught rhetoric in Rome and Milan. He originally joined the Manicheans, a religious sect, but grew unhappy with some of their philosophies. He soon turned to Christianity and was baptized in 386. One of Augustine's major goals was a single, unified church. He was ordained a priest in 391 and appointed Bishop of Hippo, in Roman Africa, in 396, His writings and arguments with other sects include the Donatists and the Pelagians. On the Trinity, The City of God, and On Nature and Grace are some of his important writings. Confessions, which is considered his masterpiece, is an autobiographical work that recounts his restless youth and details the spiritual experiences that led him to Christianity. Many of Augustine's ideas, such as those concerning sin and predestination, became integral to the doctrines of the Church. Augustine died on August 28, 430AD.

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