Christian Literature category: 2036 books

This revised edition of The Collected Works of St. John of the Cross was produced to mark the fourth centenary of the death of St. John of the Cross (1542–1591). The result is an English translation of his writings that preserves the authentic meaning of the great mystic’s writings, presents them...

9 Oeuvres de Saint Augustin Ce livre numérique présente une collection des oeuvres majeures de Saint Augustin éditées en texte intégral. Une table des matières dynamique permet d'accéder directement aux différentes oeuvres. ...

'After eight days they came within view of an island which was very rugged and rocky, and covered over with slag. There were no trees or other plants, but the island was full of blacksmiths’ forges. Brendan said to his brothers, ‘I have a bad feeling about this island. I have no wish to go ashore,...

Edition Complète de " Les Pères de l’Église - Tome II  - Collectif - Antoine Eugène Genoud  ", entièrement relu, revu et corrigé avec mise en page étudiée et table des Matières pour navigation aisée. Ce livre possède une table des matière détaillée, permettant de...

The author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Proof of Heaven teams up with the sages of times past, modern scientists, and with ordinary people who have had profound spiritual experiences to show the reality of heaven and our true identities as spiritual beings. The Map of Heaven takes the broad...

Con la venuta di Cristo in terra, congiunta alla promessa del suo ritorno alla fine dei tempi, si dischiude per l’uomo la possibilità del suo riscatto dal peccato e la speranza della sua beatitudine eterna. Gli si fa manifesto infatti che esiste una città di Dio nel cielo che lo attende, in quanto costituisce il fondamento del suo statuto ontologico e la condizione della sua salvezza.

God told Moses, “I Am that I Am”. It is a name, but also an explanation of who God is. Throughout the Bible God described Himself using the phrase “I Am”. This volume examines many of the instances when God used the term and brings light to the deeper meaning and wonderful significance to us, both as believers and unbelievers alike.

Think of your local church. Without art--music, song, dance, etc.--it would be a much poorer place. But if protestants have any vision for the arts, it tends to be a thin one. This unique book is an attempt to contribute to a robust, expansive vision for the church and the arts. Its specific aim is...

In Reading for Preaching Cornelius Plantinga makes a striking claim: preachers who read widely will most likely become better preachers. Plantinga -- himself a master preacher -- shows how a wide reading program can benefit preachers. First, he says, good reading generates delight, and the...

In this book you will find promises of God and way to apply them on challenges that might come your way. Our words have power, whenever we speak something, either good or bad, we give life to whatever we say. The Bible says... (Proverb 18:21) Life and death are in the power of our tongue. Compilation...

Dorothy Wigan brings events from the ministry of Jesus to life in a fresh way, retelling the stories from the perspective of those whose lives were transformed through their encounters with him.  "I have worked with Dorothy over many years and been so blessed by her beautiful relationship...

An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens present and rebuff five popular objections in doing missions in dangerous faraway lands. William Carey, the father of modern missions, was a shoe cobbler who became impassioned about the need to share the...

The indiscriminate use of tracts by those whose zeal exceeds their wisdom has led many good people to have a strong prejudice against them. The character of the tracts used has also strengthened this prejudice. Some tracts are so antiquated as to be almost useless in the present age. They were good...

Hyper-Evangelism, Another Gospel, Though A Mighty Power, an essay by, Robert Kennedy At the death of Robert Kennedy, C. H. Spurgeon said "...I venerated [Robert] as every inch a man of God. His death was a loss to the Highlands greater than could have befallen by the death of any other...