Tithing by A.W. Pink (1886-1952) is a new addition to the Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Pink was born and lived much of his life in England although he also pastored churches in Australia, America and Scotland. Prior to his conversion in his 20s Pink was involved in a gnostic occult. In his own [...]

Master’s Indwelling by Andrew Murray is a new addition to the Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Andrew Murray (1828-1917) was a minister from South Africa who was heavily involved in the South African Revival of 1860. He was a prolific writer, and produced over 240 books in his life.

Master’s Indwelling was initially a series [...]

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Christian Classics Ethereal Library continues to improve its website beyond just simply providing free classic Christian literature. However, they need our help to make it work!

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Last week Fred Sanders from the Scriptorium blog list the top twelve theology books from the history of Christianity. Obviously this is a subjective list, but there is no doubting it is a list of twelve awesome books.

When I saw the list I instantly thought a lot would [...]

The Christian Classics Ethereal Library has recently improved the functionality of their great website by allowing the use of annotations.

Basically what this means is that when you login and view a book on line you can make notes on any part of the text, and also highlight the text different colours. This should [...]

this book has stood the test of time because it deals with issues that are always relevant

I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that Tim Challies was launching a kind of online reading club.

If that interested you then get the book now as the reading has begun!

The good news is that you can get J.C. [...]

If you are looking for a book to read at the moment then look no further than this classic.

Tim Challie’s has come up with the idea on his blog of reading through great Christian books at a comfortable pace, and then having a discussion about it on his blog. The first contender up for this global book club is J.C. Ryle’s Holiness.

If you think you are solely responsible for your success, think again.

Each day when you wake up, be like the lady who said, ‘It is a good thing God’s mercy is new every morning because I used up all of yesterday’s supply!’ Webster’s Dictionary defines mercy as ‘tenderness of heart that disposes a person to overlook injuries or to treat an offender better than he deserves.’ That is a picture of God’s mercy toward you!

Your life’s greatest impact doesn’t come from what you own, but from what you are. Jesus said, ‘”Each tree is recognized by its own fruit…The good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart, and the evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in his heart…”‘ (Luke 6:44-45 NIV).