Most books don’t last beyond their first printing. So it takes something really special for a book to go through hundreds of printings and to be read for generations. We’ve included below some of our favorite Christian classics. Some of these works are also available as audio books.
Francois Fenelon was a bishop in France during the late 17th century. He eventually became the spiritual advisor of a small, but committed, number of men and women at the Court of Louis XIV, including the king himself and Madame Guyon. During [...]
Although a humble cook, Brother Lawrence learned the greatest secret of living in the Kingdom of God here on earth: communing with the Lord throughout our daily tasks. He mastered the art of living in the presence of God throughout the day. As [...]
John Wesley was not just a remarkable preacher. He was also a man of prayer. This small paperback pulls together John Wesley’s best insights on prayer from his Journal, his sermons, and his other writings. It was John Wesley’s prayer life that [...]
Let Go is a collection of some of the best of Fenelon's spiritual letters, translated into contemporary English. Reading this work enables you to sit at the feet of a truly great saint. 88 pp. Paper. $2.49 Quantity
This is the most-widely read Anabaptist (Mennonite/Amish) book of all time. This massive work contains three early Mennonite confessions of faith, accounts of Christian martyrs from the days of the apostles up to the time of the Reformation, a [...]
Thomas A Kempis. Audio book. Thomas A Kempis was a serene and devoted man of God. He walked in the Lord’s presence and discovered priceless steps to becoming more like Christ daily. It would be hard to estimate the profound influence his insig [...]
Brother Lawrence Although a humble cook, Brother Lawrence learned the greatest secret of living in the Kingdom of God here on earth: communing with the Lord throughout our daily tasks. He mastered the art of living in the presence of God throu [...]
