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Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661) was one of the greatest preachers and theologians of Scotland. He is renowned as the writer of a most remarkable series of devotional letters-a religious classic full of rich spiritual nourishment. The Power of Faith and Prayer is a discourse on Matthew 9:27-31, which records the healing of two blind men who followed Christ and called upon him. Samuel Rutherford deals masterfully with two great matters which conc...

Rev Donald MacLean (1915-2010) was a gifted minister of the gospel whose pastoral ministry on the Isle of Skye and in Glasgow lasted over fifty years. Many thousands heard his powerful preaching throughout these years and under the blessing of the Holy Spirit this was profitable to many people. Unsearchable Riches contains twelve of Donald MacLean's instructive and devotional sermons. The book begins with a sermon whose title epitomises the co...

Daniel is a testimony to us that God never forsakes his people. Even if they are thrown into a den of lions, God is on their side. He will never abandon them. Therefore they should be faithful, as Daniel was, and persevere to the end in the strength of the Lord.

This guide to daily walking with God has been transcribed from a manuscript and is now published for wider benefit. It contains valuable spiritual counsel on setting aside time for reading the Word and prayer, meditating frequently on the Word, having spiritual thoughts during the day, while resisting idle thoughts. This very searching brief volume is also highly personal and shows Rutherford's own convictions of conscience as to how he had ...

The Book of Esther gives us a wonderful view of God's providence. In particular, it shows how God rules and defends his Church in times of great adversity. A remarkable train of events led to the Lord raising up Esther from an obscure position in society to become the Queen of Persia. God then gave her grace to stand firm, at the risk to her own life, so that she might save the Jews from the wicked plot of Haman. This is a very readable study...

Haggai ministered during a difficult time when the Church was weak. The people maintained it was not the right time to rise up and build the temple due to many obstacles. They were ready to blame God's sovereignty for their own disobedience. Although this attitude is rebuked, the Lord is very patient with his people. Exhortations, promises and encouragements graciously abound in this small book and are specially directed to a weary and complac...

Take your new hobby to the next level without any stress or worry. Does being in nature bring you unparalleled joy and contentment? When you think about the world of bugs, insects, and other critters, do you find that you are constantly captivated and interested to learn more? Maybe you're just in awe of what humanity is doing to the planet and want to explore the various ways in which you can give back to mother nature? It's too common nowada...

The twelve sermons and addresses in this book were delivered during the ministry of the Rev. William MacLean in the Free Presbyterian congregation of Gisborne, New Zealand. They show his qualities as a faithful preacher who declared all the counsel of God to different groups of hearers, and taught them the need to distinguish truth from error in doctrine and practice.

The twelve sermons and addresses in this book were delivered during the ministry of the Rev. William MacLean in the Free Presbyterian congregation of Gisborne, New Zealand. They show his qualities as a faithful preacher who declared all the counsel of God to different groups of hearers, and taught them the need to distinguish truth from error in doctrine and practice.

John Macdonald of Ferintosh - the Apostle of the North - was one of the most famous ministers in the North of Scotland in the 19th century. His sphere of labour extended far beyond his own parish and included evangelistic tours to the remote Atlantic islands of St Kilda.Books and pamphlets containing sermons, lectures and poems of Dr Macdonald are long out of print and some are extremely scarce. This first volume of his Collected Works also in...

God raised up many eminent preachers throughout the length and breadth of Scotland during the 19th century.This book of daily readings features short excerpts from the sermons and writings of twelve renowned ministers. The selections showcase the abilities of these renowned servants of God and provide the reader with material for prayerful consideration.Each of these men spoke and wrote in their own individual style. But their central message ...

Harriet MacDonald was a 'mother in Israel' - a humble role model and encourager of other followers of Christ. Nourished spiritually under the preaching of Dr John Kennedy and his successors in Dingwall, she was the epicentre of a circle of Christian friends for whom she prayed, provided hospitality, and supported through her letters. This book shows the power of correspondence to encourage others, to pass on the key pulpit lessons of a living ...

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This book deals with the vital matter of defining authentic personal faith and the essence of the Christian life. It forms a practical application of the truths contained within the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Catechisms. It is a sure guide in relation to the matters of salvation and the reader may return to it regularly with great benefit. To grow in both appreciation and appropriation of it is to grow in 'the life and marrow of r...

We live in desperate times?in moral and in other concerns. Things are also collapsing in on themselves spiritually in terms of widespread decline in what the professing Church believes and the standards by which it lives. But William Guthrie shows that our problem is not just living in a time of destruction, but self-destruction. We may be concerned about moral deterioration in society, but also need to see ourselves as personally implicated. ...

We must prepare for eternity and we cannot put this off until we think it is imminent. Ecclesiastes 12 urges this wise instruction through striking pictures of physical decline. Alexander Nisbet draws out the way in which this spiritual wisdom applies urgently to each one of us.

Este livro fornece breves pensamentos para cada dia do ano retirados da ?mais not?vel s?rie de cartas devocionais que a literatura da Igreja Reformada pode mostrar? (John Macleod). Aqui est? o conselho spiritual e insights para lhe dar for?a renovada para cada dia. Cada dia apresentauma oportunidade distinta de glorifi car a Deus j? que ?v?s tendes tantas novas vidas tanto quantos s?is Deus faz nascer sobre v?s? (Samuel Rutherford).

An exposition of Psalm 139:1. What kind of believer am I? How did I come to know Christ in the first place? Am I growing in my relationship with the Lord and my likeness to Christ? Donald MacLean explains the value and process of scrutinising our spiritual life and growth. Doctrinal and practical in equal measures, this book will lead readers to a better understanding of themselves and their growth in grace.

Alex Maclennan (1889-1972) was a home missionary in the Beauly and Dingwall congregations of the Free Presbyterian Church where he assisted Rev. Donald A. Macfarlane by taking services and helping with pastoral work. This book contains Alex's autobiography together with reflections on his own religious experience and the turnings of providence. It also includes notes of his clear and memorable addresses on the Word of God.

John Willison was an outstanding Scottish Evangelical Minister in the eighteenth century. His preaching in Brechin and Dundee was blessed to many. Willison was also renowned for his written works which were predominantly devotional. This book contains meditations written by this spiritually minded Minister to help communicants before and after the Lord's Supper.