Christian Living
The following books on Christian discipleship focus on applying biblical and reformed theology to the Christian life. Topics include the practical implications of the doctrine of God’s providence and the doctrine of election, as well as topics like repentance and maturity in the faith. Thoughts for Young Men by J.C. Ryle and Duties of Christian Fellowship by John Owen are two particularly edifying Christian living books worth looking into.
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Wise Counsel
John Newton's Letters to John Ryland, Jr.
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In these letters from John Newton (1725–1807) to John Ryland Jr. (1753–1825) we find not only mature and wise counsel, but a wholesome emphasis on true Christian experience, a great breadth of Christian sympathy, and a strong confidence in the power of the grace of God. 432pp.
The Beginnings
Word & Spirit in Conversion
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Help on the beginnings of the spiritual life from an examination of the essential strands of biblical teaching. 136pp.
The Christian Life
A Doctrinal Introduction
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Clearly expounds such key biblical themes as grace, faith, repentance, new birth and assurance. 240pp.
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An antidote to bring healing to the lives of Christians impaired by wrong-headed teaching about the Christian life. 176pp.
Conflict and Triumph
The Argument of the Book of Job Unfolded
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The Argument of the Book of Job Unfolded’ by a great OT scholar. 192pp.
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A plea for a return to the right use of the Lord’s Day for meditation, rest, service, and growth in the understanding of God. 112pp.
Holiness
God's call to sanctification
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What does the Bible mean by holiness and how can we attain it? 32pp.
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Of assistance to individuals and groups in reading John Owen’s Puritan Paperback on this vital subject. 48pp.
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Advice on the best books and how to set about reading them. 32pp.
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Suggestions on the best approach to reading and benefitting from the Scriptures. 32pp.
Charity and Its Fruits
Christian Love as Manifested in Heart and Life
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This moving exposition of 1 Corinthians 13 reveals Edwards’ insistence both that true Christian experience is ‘supernatural’ – Spirit produced and Christ centered – and that ‘all true Christian grace tends to practice.’ 384pp.
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