By S. D. Gordon
Author of “Quiet Talks on Power” and “Quiet Talks on Prayer”
1906
In this 8 chapter work by Gordon (Congregationalist, Baptist) he presents us with meditations on our Christian Service. His chapter are person contact with Jesus or the beginning of service, the perspoective of service, the rhythm of service, the motive-power of service, the ambition of service, the golden channel of service, a hindrance to service, and sifted for service. Continue reading
by Adoniram Judson Gordon
In this 10 chapter work on the Ministry of the Holy Spirit by Gordon (Baptist), he presents us with various studies on the Spirit. His chapters are: the Age-mission of the Spirit, the advent, naming, embodying, enduement, communion, administration, inspiration, conviction, and ascent of the Holy Spirit. This work also has page numbers referencing the original book, and scripture and a general index referencing the original pages. Gordon was a favorite speaker for D.L. Moody in the Northfield convention.
IN DARKEST ENGLAND and THE WAY OUT
by GENERAL BOOTH
(this Etext comes from the 1890 1st ed. pub. The Salvation Army)
General In Darkest England is a two-part, 17 chapter work in which Booth founder of the Salvation Army explains his workings in England.
Ironside’s Notes on Selected Books
By Harry Ironside
Ironside’s Notes is a Brethren writer which makes a lot of excellent comments on the Bible.
Jesus Christ, the Missionary
By E. A. Marshall
An address to the 1913 Graduating Class of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Found in the September 1913 issue of “The Christian Workers Magazine.” Continue reading
