Jawbone Digital: 320 books

J. A. Wylie (1808-1890) is considered by many to be one of the best religious historians of all time. While he penned many books during his lifetime, he is undoubtedly best known for this collection, The History of Protestantism. Originally published as 24 books in 1878, this series is available...

This book was first published in 1929, and is a compilation of the many works of Phineas F. Bresee. This volume has 366 separate entries, each with a scripture verse, brief teaching, and poetic offering (often from a holiness hymn, and not by Bresee himself). This is a great collection, and is sure...

This classic from Bartleman details a worldwide mission trip that he took in 1910 and 1911. It is a great book, and really paints a vivid picture of the faith he lived with. This edition includes an Active Table of Contents.

This classic from Samuel Chadwick has long been out of print, but it's a true gem and worth your consideration. Chadwick was a holiness preacher around the turn of the twentieth century, and what he teaches is necessary today more than ever! Contents: Chapter 1: Humanity and...

This collection includes three books by Samuel Chadwick. His works have been loved by many for generations, and now you can understand why at a very low price! Books included: The Call to Christian Perfection The Path of Prayer The Way to Pentecost

From the introduction: It is interesting to observe that the Wesleyan revival from its outset emphasized the importance of literature. John Wesley financed and personally distributed thousands of pieces of printed matter. Down through the years there has been no lack of holiness literature...

From the introduction: A Pitcher of Cream needs no introduction to the human family. All that is needed is a spoon and a corn pone, and we will do the rest.   The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1 — SKIMMINGS Chapter 2 — A PITCHER OF CREAM Chapter 3 — MY BIRTHRIGHT...

The title, “Pentecostal Papers,” is given to this volume, as it is designed to be simply a monograph, setting forth the “Pentecostal Grace” or “Indwelling of the Holy Ghost.” The different topics which characterize the respective chapters are only the suggestion of the diversified Scripture...

This short booklet was penned by Hills when he was a much younger man, shortly after receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit. It is a short read, but really packs a punch.   The Table of Contents are as follows: Chapter 1: PRAYING FOR THE SPIRIT Chapter 2: FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT...

Foreword by C.I. Scofield: If any word of mine shall add to the number of the readers of this book I shall be glad to have written it; and I sincerely wish that all believers, and especially all ministers and Christian workers, might in some way be led to read it. The subject is vital...

From the introduction: It has been well said of Holiness that it resembles the light of the sun at noonday with its brightness, beauty, illumination and warmth; and the air redolent of sweets, and flowers. Holiness should bring sunshine, not gloom; happiness, not heaviness; gladness, not depression....

Author's Preface: I had a most singular experience: once with the subject Amazing Grace. I hope I shall not be thought forward or lacking in modesty if I tell the story. I was riding in a train in the West, one day, — I think I was going through Kansas — when I was moved to write a short article...

Author's preface: It is my earnest hope that these Sermons, under the blessing of the Holy Spirit, may prove helpful to any, and everyone, who may read them. They are bound up and sent forth in this form with a special prayer that they may prove helpful to the students of Asbury College, whom...