George Müller of Bristol
Authorized memoir of George Müller emphasizing his prayer-driven orphan work, faith, and ministry. Chronicles life stages and lessons in trusting God.
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George Müller of Bristol
In Christ Jesus: Or, The Sphere of the Believer’s Life
Examines the New Testament phrase "in Christ" as the believer's sphere — union with Christ and justification — showing its central use in Paul's epistles, with reference to John 15 and Romans.
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Catharine of Siena: An Ancient Lay Preacher, a Story of Sanctified Womanhood and Power in Prayer
Brief biography of Catharine of Siena, a 14th-century lay Dominican who reformed church and state, ministered during plagues, and exemplified sanctified womanhood and powerful prayer.
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Seven Years in Sierra Leone: The Story of the Work of William A.B. Johnson, Missionary … From 1816 to 1823 in Regent’s Town, Sierra Leone, Africa
Pierson recounts William A. B. Johnson's seven years as a CMS missionary in Sierra Leone. It highlights his conversion, childlike humility, and faithful, fruitful evangelistic service.
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Shall We Continue in Sin? A Vital Question for Believers Answered in the Word of God
Examines Romans 6–8: believers' union with Christ (judicial, vital, marital, etc.) as the basis for not continuing in sin. Explains justification by Christ's atonement and baptism into His death.
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Lessons in the School of Prayer as Taught by the Lord Jesus Christ Himself
A compact study arranging Christ's teachings on prayer from the Gospels into lessons—secrecy, manner, faith, forgiveness, persistence, filial spirit, unity, and praying in Christ's name.
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The New Acts of the Apostles or the Marvel of Modern Missions
Preface to Arthur T. Pierson's Duff Missionary Lectures surveying 19th-century modern missions and missionary history. Includes comparative study of Buddhism and other religions.
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Love in Wrath, or, The Perfection of God’s Judgments: An Address Before Mildmay Conference, London, England, June 21, 1892
Sermon asserting God's wrath is a judicial perfection inseparable from His love. Reviews the Judge, the courts (nature, history, conscience), and retributive justice.
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From the Pulpit to the Palm-Branch: A Memorial of C.H. Spurgeon
Memorial volume recounting C.H. Spurgeon's final months, illness, recovery, last sermons, and funeral services, with tributes, memorial meetings, and reflections on his ministry.
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The Divine Art of Preaching
Lectures on the divine art of preaching, stressing sermon structure, intellectual method, spiritual power, and reverent faith. Uses Acts 2 model: argument, testimony, exhortation.
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The Miracle of Missions: Or, The Modern Marvels in the History of Missionary Enterprise
Pierson argues missionary history reveals God's supernatural action—miracles, providence, and answered prayer—opening doors, raising up workers, and transforming nations.
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Stumbling Stones Removed from the Word of God
A concise defense of Scripture addressing alleged discrepancies. Surveys errors of transcription, punctuation, amplification, and translation, and offers interpretive principles to aid believers.
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The Divine Enterprise of Missions: A Series of Lectures
Lectures offering a biblical philosophy of missions: recovering God's design for evangelism, grounding missionary work in the Great Commission and historical-theological study.
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The Greatest Work in the World: The Evangelization of All Peoples in the Present Century
A call to urgent global evangelization. Pierson exposes vast unreached populations and urges the Church to mobilize missionaries, resources, and swift action for the "Regions Beyond."
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Rev. A.T. Pierson, D.D.
Biographical sketch of Rev. A. T. Pierson, highlighting a Detroit revival after his church burned, his Bible-centred extemporaneous preaching, and his zeal for world missions.
The One Gospel; or, The Combination of the Narratives of the Four Evangelists in One Complete Record
An 1889 Gospel harmony edited by Arthur T. Pierson, combining the four evangelists into one continuous narrative to aid Bible study and harmonization.
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God Loveth a Cheerful Giver
A devotional reflection on Christian generosity: “Freely ye have received, freely give.” It urges that true life is receiving and imparting—giving as the secret of joy and service.
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Evangelistic Work in Principle and Practice
Pierson analyzes the evangelistic problem and methods, diagnosing obstacles in church and society and outlining practical, pastoral, and revivalist strategies to reach the lost.
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Keys to the Word; or, Help to Bible Study
Introduction to Bible study: depend on the Holy Spirit and use three guiding rules—Search, Meditate, Compare—with book-specific keys and practical methods for deeper reading.
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“Many Infallible Proofs:” The Evidence of Christianity, or, The Written and Living Word of God
Pierson presents a reasoned defence of Christianity, arguing that prophecy, miracles, scientific and moral evidence, and the person of Christ prove the Bible's divine origin.
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