Christian Literature category: 2036 books

A repackaged edition of the revered author’s moving theological work in which he considers the most poetic portions from Scripture and what they tell us about God, the Bible, and faith. In this wise and enlightening book, C. S. Lewis—the great British writer, scholar, lay theologian, broadcaster,...

I am persuaded that in our day there is just as big a battle being fought by the enemy against the saints coming to the full knowledge of Christ as ever there was against people coming to any knowledge of Christ at all. If there have been battles, and the enemy has put forth his power to hinder the...

La nuit noire de l'âme (ou nuit obscure de l'âme) est une expression attribuée à l'origine à Jean de la Croix, et qui désigne une expérience passagère de désolation spirituelle dans l'expérience mystique, un temps où «...

How can a man of God with a tremendous and superfluous kind of grace to heal, deliver and perform miracles, still be afflicted with demonic spirits? The sight line of his spiritual life was limited and corrupted. This book brings out the untold secret of the categories and stages of our individualistic level of operation in life.

My one deep anxiety and prayer has been that every part of the proceedings of these two days should be to the glory of God. It would be deeply to my grief as long as ever I lived if there should be anything said or done which should be contrary to the mind of our Lord. We meet together, with congratulations...

This Discourse was delivered in the Chambers Presbyterian Church, 21st December, 1886, in Compliance with an Invitation from the Philadelphia Presbyterian Ministerial Association, and is now published at their Request.

The Christ Myth by Arthur Drews was published early in 1909,1 and before the year was out its author was being requisitioned by dissidents from Christianity of the most incongruous types as a promising instrument for the general anti-christian propaganda. Few more remarkable spectacles have ever been...

The necessity of owning a supernatural destiny in the case of man, lies to a certain extent in his natural constitution itself, in the relation he is seen and felt to bear to the world around him in his present mortal state. This relation in one view is of the most close and intimate kind. The organization...

Maybe you agree with slavery (it may seem incomprehensible to you, but there are still Christians today who believe this practice is "Ordained of God") but more probably you do not. We at CrossReach Publications certainly do not. But in the mid 1850s slavery was so normal and acceptable...

Saints Who Left Descendents has a listing of about 110 Saints who are Everyones Ancestors,  Each listing has the Saints Family, The Saints Ancestors, the Desendents, and a brief biography of why the saint was chosen for the Altars.

This passage of Scripture [Matthew 16:13–20] has been the source of a great deal of contention, and of difference of opinion among theologians for many years. In fact, ever since the third century of the Christian era there has been continual debate as to the exact meaning of a number of expressions...

Most people in America, over 70 percent say we as a nation are going in the wrong direction. When you’re going in the wrong direction, you have to go back and find out when we started going in the wrong direction. If you are driving in a car and you miss a turn and end up going in the wrong direction,...

Nearly thirty years ago, I remember walking in the garden of my boyhood's home, with a young man who had yielded himself to Christ in some Special Services which my father had been conducting. Suddenly he stopped, and plucking one of the leaves from a nasturtium plant, he laid it on my hand, and said...

IT is in Jude’s brief letter—a fitting preface as it were to the book of Revelation—that we find the expression, “Praying in the Holy Spirit” (ver. 20). We have a pentagonal Christian portrayed in vers. 20 to 23. There are five sides to his character. He must be studious—devoutly meditating...