George Müller was an ordinary man with an extraordinary zeal for the preaching of God’s Word and remarkable compassion for the poor. For ninety-three years, he preached the Gospel in more than forty countries, wrote and lectured at a breakneck pace, built orphanages which housed thousands of destitute children, and wrote a bestselling autobiography—still in print more than a century later. Müller was an inspirational figure in the church in his own time, and a model for Christians of every age.

Music has been an integral part of Christian worship since the church’s earliest days. Gathering the time-tested songs from a variety of traditions, this collection adds depth and breadth to your library of hymns. These volumes feature lyrics and musical notation for thousands of hymns from Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist, Methodist, Anglican, and other traditions. Tap into a trove of musical tradition with the work of hymn writers such as Edward Caswall, John and Charles Wesley, and A.J. Gordon, as well as ancient verses from the early church.

A. T. Pierson's impact as a preacher and writer are wide. He published nearly 50 books in his lifetime and is thought to have preached over 13,000 sermons. He was a guest lecturer at numerous prominent colleges and seminaries, and succeeded his good friend Charles Spurgeon in the pulpit of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London for two years.

In this practical volume on living the Christian life, A. T. Pierson covers regulation of thought, affection, moods, disposition, passions, speech, conduct, manners, reading habits, companionships, nerves, proper entertainment, and more.

The Acts of the Holy Spirit examines the book of Acts with two goals in mind: first, to trace the Lord’s unseen but actual continuance of divine teaching and working; and secondly, to trace the active ministry of the Holy Spirit as the abiding presence in the church.

A spiritual revival that began in 1875, the Keswick Convention began in a tent on the lawn of St. John’s vicarage with the theme “All One in Christ Jesus.” The conference grew by the year, attracting such notable speakers as D. L. Moody, and later, Billy Graham. Today, the annual conference attracts over 6,000 attendees each year. A. T. Pierson’s The Keswick Movement is an account of its humble beginnings, told through the eyes of one of its earliest participants.

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This essay by A. T. Pierson celebrates the life of David Brainerd and his missionary work among the Native Americans of North America.

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This book is the result of half a century of Bible study, and was published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of A. T. Pierson’s entrance upon the ministry. It presents some 50 rules and methods of study which he has tried and found helpful, illustrated by examples to make the principles easy to follow. This volume will be found instructive in all three departments: homiletics, hermeneutics, and apologetics. It begins with the Bible as a whole and its claims on faith and obedience, then takes ...

The Making of a Sermon deals with the art of sermonizing, beginning with the basis for all great preaching: the art of Bible study itself. Pierson guides the reader step-by-step through the most important principles which underlie powerful preaching.

The Divine Enterprise of Missions consists of a series of lectures A. T. Pierson delivered to the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America in New Brunswick, NJ in 1891. His topics include the divine thought, plan, work, spirit, force, fruit, and challenge of missions.

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Shall We Continue in Sin? contains seven addresses delivered by A. T. Pierson in Great Britain and Ireland in 1896. Contents include: • Judicial Union with Christ • Vital Union with Christ • Practical Union with Christ • Actual Union with Christ • Marital Union with Christ • Spiritual Union with Christ • Eternal Union with Christ

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This practical book seeks to demonstrate the boundless range and scope and the numerous applications of the phrase which forms its title. The particular application of this phrase is considered separately as it occurs in Paul’s epistles. There are eight illustrative charts.

A. T. Pierson has collated and compared all the words spoken by Jesus on the subject of prayer, and combined them into a consistent and harmonious whole—a body of doctrine, singularly comprehensive, and symmetrically complete.

During his many years as a missionary and pastor, A. T. Pierson encountered four consistent ailments that Christians suffered from. In these addresses given at Keswick in 1907, Pierson offers practical solutions for dealing with these spiritual diseases: unsubdued sin, unanswered prayer, persistent darkness, and habitual unbelief.

The Heart of the Gospel is a collection of twelve sermons that A.T. Pierson preached at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in the Fall of 1891 while Spurgeon was on leave. The sermons were written down almost verbatim and influenced a great number of sinners to repent and saints to be confirmed. They cover such broad topics as, The Heart of the Gospel, The Perfect Peace, and The Riches of Grace, while also delving into more specific areas of study as The Lesson of Pentecost and The New Birth. About th...

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The Divine Art of Preaching contains lectures Dr. A. T. Pierson delivered to the students and faculty of Pastor’s College, connected with the Metropolitan Tabernacle of London, in the weeks after Pierson took over the pulpit during the illness and death of Charles Spurgeon. In 13 lectures, Pierson presents his advice for creating, writing, and delivering convincing and persuasive sermons.

The theme of this great conference, held in Philadelphia in 1887, was “The Plenary Inspiration of the Scriptures.” This volume contains all 18 of the addresses that were delivered, including A. T. Pierson’s “The Organic Unity of the Bible”.

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Arthur T. Pierson’s biography of George Müller was one of the first to appear after Müller’s death. Pierson wrote it in order to update Müller’s own 4-volume autobiography. Where Müller’s autobiography is written in chronological order, Pierson’s biography is arranged topically, examining the broad themes and spiritual principles of Müller’s life. This illustrated volume also contains an introduction by Müller’s son-in-law, James Wright.

The Coronation Hymnal, edited by A. J. Gordon and A. T. Pierson, contains 408 standard hymns and tunes, as well as an ample selection of “Gospel Songs” written by Gordon and Pierson themselves. Special space has been given to missionary hymns.

A. T. Pierson defines “miracles” as “nothing more nor less than a wonder to which God appeals as a sign of divine presence and power.” With this definition, each chapter in the four-volume Miracles of Missions provides testimony to miracles from God with in-depth accounts from missionaries all over the globe.

A. J. Gordon and Arthur T. Pierson’s Coronation Hymnal presents the “best and most widely accepted standard hymns and tunes” used in American churches in the late nineteenth century. Gordon and Pierson’s selection was part of an effort to “put a book into the hands of every member of the congregation,” believing full participation to be integral to the success of a service. This work represents the most popular and enduring hymns of their day.

A. T. Pierson divides his concise study of the second coming of Christ into two parts: “The Doctrinal Center of the Bible” and “The Practical Center of the Bible”.