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Maxwell Pierson Gaddis (1811-1888) was a prolific author and Methodist itinerant preacher. His best known book is his autobiography "Footprints of an Itinerant," which has been reprinted dozens of times.

This piece is a fictional, though quite lively, discussion between one Dr. Arminius and a selection of several interesting characters, including a young convert (James Sinceer), his lawyer friend (Hardhead), and radio preacher Dr. Calvin, regarding the doctrine of "once-saved, always-saved." ...

This is the definitive collection from Reuben A. "Uncle Bud" Robinson. This volume contains TEN complete books, plus a selection of shorter booklets. The contents are as follows:   The volume contains the following books: My Life's Story, Bees in Clover,  Religion,...

This classic by Seth Rees is going to challenge you to take a close look at your life and force you to see exactly how you line up with the Bible. This edition includes an Active Table of Contents. Author's Preface: This book is composed of selections from the messages which I have...

Reuben A. Robinson (1860-1942) was a Methodist itinerant preacher, who later threw his lot in with the Nazarene church. Despite all the good he did, and all the authority he held, he was best known as "Uncle Bud." No doubt this was due to his simple way of preaching and overwhelming way...

This book is about the ills of alcohol. Carradine took the unpopular stance that alcohol is not to be used by a Christian. Take a convincing look and see for yourself if total abstinence is the best approach.   The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: WOE! Chapter 2: THE...

Carradine frequently preached and wrote books concerning the holiness teaching of Entire Sanctification. This book is a great look into the general concept of putting sin to death and letting the perfect love of Chirst rule and reign in our hearts.   The Table of Contents are...

This book is a great look at the human soul. The soul is often spoken of in Christian circles, but do we really understand it as well as we should? This book would be a great place to look for answers to this question.   From the text: Among the mysteries there is none profounder...

This booklet was one of the first ever published by Carradine. In it, he takes on the lottery system in his home state of Louisiana, comparing it to modern-day slavery. (Keep in mind that this was not some arbitrary comparison, as Carradine lived and served during the Civil War.)  True...

Carradine was notorious for releasing books just like this one, that are a collection of sermons and studies that don't have any specific correlation, but are great devotional studies. This is a great collection, and for the price is an unprecedented value!   The Table of Contents...

From Henry Clay Morrison's preface: The author of this book, although a young man, wields one of the most familiar and welcome pens to our Methodism, hence needs no introduction. The types and symbols of the Old Testament evidently contain as deep a spiritual meaning as the parables of the...

From the preface: There is a great revival on the doctrine, experience, and literature of holiness. This great Bible doctrine is agitating the Churches and people extensively. It is firing the pulpit, energizing the pew, awakening the thoughtless, resuscitating the class and camp meeting,...

From the introduction (by Beverly Carradine) The author of this new volume evidently believes in the following up of a good thing with another. His first book was a blessing to many, and now he comes forth with a second blessing in the form of a treatise bearing the good title of “The Pentecostal...

From Wikipedia: Abel Stevens (1815–1897) was an American clergyman, editor, and author known for his books on Methodist religious history. He wrote History of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States of America, an early history of the church that is frequently referenced in historical...