Joseph Grant Morrison: 8 books

This is the quintessential collection for the works of Joseph Grant Morrison. This volume contains seven full books, as well as a handful of sermons. The books contained are as follows: Interesting Incidents, Our Lost Estate, Achieving Faith, The Christian Sabbath, A Dialog on Eternal Security,...

This is an autobiography by Joseph Grant Morrison. It's great look into the life of a great man of God. Table of Contents: Chapter 1: THAT MOTHER O' MINE Chapter 2: CHRISTMAS IN A SOD SHACK Chapter 3: AN EXPERIENCE WITH A GHOST Chapter 4: MY FIRST RAILROAD TRIP Chapter 5: CAUGHT IN A STAMPEDE...

From the Preface: Another book on holiness! Has not everything been said about that blessed Bible truth, that can possibly be put into print? Are writers not simply threshing old straw when they present again the lines of truth that converge to form the doctrine, and describe the experience...

About the author:  Dr. Joseph Grant Morrison (1871-1939) was converted and called to be a preacher at a young age. He was known as the "Soldier of the Cross." His heart was for missions, and he took part in them and also encouraged people to do the same as the General Superintendent...

From the Introduction: It is our contention that God has bestowed upon us the ability, the opportunity, the privilege and the duty of fasting. That this is an obligation for which we are responsible, and for which some day we must give an account. That when God's people sincerely fast, it...

This book is a mock-conversation between Dr. Arminius and a group of people who are tied to the Seventh-Day Adventist church and other movements that demand adgerence to a seventh-day Sabbath. The book presents a strong Biblical argument for church attendance on a Sunday. The evidence is intriguing,...

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." ...