Food for Lambs
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Youth Ministries, Kids, Religion, Christian Life
| Author: | Aaron Merritt Hills | ISBN: | 1230000335645 |
| Publisher: | Jawbone Digital | Publication: | April 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Aaron Merritt Hills |
| ISBN: | 1230000335645 |
| Publisher: | Jawbone Digital |
| Publication: | April 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
From the preface:
This book is not designed by the author as a storybook to be put carelessly into the hands of the young. It is intended for the parent or teacher, who is expected to read it to the child or children at stated intervals, one chapter at a time. The reading should be accompanied by comments, questions, songs and prayer. In this way the young can easily be led to an intelligent, conscious acceptance of Jesus as their personal Savior.
The Table of Contents are as follows:
Chapter 1: WHY GOD CALLS LITTLE CHILDREN EARLY
Chapter 2: WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN EARLY — CONTINUED
Chapter 3: WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN EARLY — CONTINUED
Chapter 4: TWO OTHER REASONS WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN TO REMEMBER HIM AND SEEK HIM EARLY
Chapter 5: FIRST CONDITION OF SALVATION — REPENTANCE
Chapter 6: THE SECOND CONDITION OF SALVATION — FAITH
Chapter 7: THE THIRD CONDITION OF SALVATION — SURRENDER OF SELF TO GOD’S SERVICE
Chapter 8: COMING TO CHRIST
Chapter 9: TEN EVIDENCES OF CONVERSION
Chapter 10: PRAYER
Chapter 11: THE BIBLE
Chapter 12: OBEDIENCE
Chapter 13: A LIFE OF LOVE
Chapter 14: A LIFE OF SERVICE
Chapter 15: JOINING THE CHURCH
Chapter 16: RELIGION MADE EASY BY THE HOLY SPIRIT
Chapter 17: THE RIVER OF DEATH
About the author:
Aaron Merritt Hills (1848-1935) was an American Methodist. Raised in a Christian home, he was saved at a revival meeting at the age of eleven. After high school, he attended Oberlin College, where he became acquainted with Charles Finney.
After college, he pastored two churches over the course of sixteen years, and then entered into evangelistic work. At some point in his life, he found that he lined up more closely with the Nazarene church, and so threw his lot in with them. After a successful career (if it may be called thus) as an evangelist, he accepted the position of president at Texas Holiness University (now Peniel College).
Throughout his life, Hills wrote many great books, and contributed much to the Kingdom of God. His legacy has long survived him, and doubtless he will be remembered for generations to come.
From the preface:
This book is not designed by the author as a storybook to be put carelessly into the hands of the young. It is intended for the parent or teacher, who is expected to read it to the child or children at stated intervals, one chapter at a time. The reading should be accompanied by comments, questions, songs and prayer. In this way the young can easily be led to an intelligent, conscious acceptance of Jesus as their personal Savior.
The Table of Contents are as follows:
Chapter 1: WHY GOD CALLS LITTLE CHILDREN EARLY
Chapter 2: WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN EARLY — CONTINUED
Chapter 3: WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN EARLY — CONTINUED
Chapter 4: TWO OTHER REASONS WHY GOD CALLS CHILDREN TO REMEMBER HIM AND SEEK HIM EARLY
Chapter 5: FIRST CONDITION OF SALVATION — REPENTANCE
Chapter 6: THE SECOND CONDITION OF SALVATION — FAITH
Chapter 7: THE THIRD CONDITION OF SALVATION — SURRENDER OF SELF TO GOD’S SERVICE
Chapter 8: COMING TO CHRIST
Chapter 9: TEN EVIDENCES OF CONVERSION
Chapter 10: PRAYER
Chapter 11: THE BIBLE
Chapter 12: OBEDIENCE
Chapter 13: A LIFE OF LOVE
Chapter 14: A LIFE OF SERVICE
Chapter 15: JOINING THE CHURCH
Chapter 16: RELIGION MADE EASY BY THE HOLY SPIRIT
Chapter 17: THE RIVER OF DEATH
About the author:
Aaron Merritt Hills (1848-1935) was an American Methodist. Raised in a Christian home, he was saved at a revival meeting at the age of eleven. After high school, he attended Oberlin College, where he became acquainted with Charles Finney.
After college, he pastored two churches over the course of sixteen years, and then entered into evangelistic work. At some point in his life, he found that he lined up more closely with the Nazarene church, and so threw his lot in with them. After a successful career (if it may be called thus) as an evangelist, he accepted the position of president at Texas Holiness University (now Peniel College).
Throughout his life, Hills wrote many great books, and contributed much to the Kingdom of God. His legacy has long survived him, and doubtless he will be remembered for generations to come.
