When Paul came to Ephesus, he found some disciples and asked them, Did ye receive the Holy Spirit when ye believed? They replied that they had not heard that there even was a Holy Spirit. Many Christians are in a similar position today: soundly saved and born again of the Holy Spirit, but not walking in the power of the Spirit. Andrew Murray says that the biggest lack in the church today and the single solution to all its problems is the real moving of the Spirit. Whilst so much time is wasted with men’s ideas and men’s methods, if we were simply to seek the power of the Holy Spirit and allow Him to work, the whole Christian landscape would change. In an age when methodology is on the increase, Andrew Murray takes us back to basic biblical principles, showing us how to experience the Holy Spirit’s power, and why it is the one thing needful. This product is included in the following series: RHP Essential Classics “Standing out as signposts which point the way to a deeper and intimate relationship with Christ, these books are a joy to read and digest. If you are real in your desire to grow spiritually I would strongly encourage you to get your copy of these life-changing Christian classics. Written by wonderful men of God, not simply from knowledge but from personal experience, these tremendous books have been made affordable by Rickfords Hill Publishing.”
“My purpose in writing this book has been to obtain a heart knowledge of God’s names. I wanted to have a revelation of His names on a personal level—to appropriate their fullest meaning not for mere theological knowledge, but for my daily walk with Him. “You see, each of God’s names reveals a defining quality about our Lord’s nature and character toward His people. And, as I searched the scriptures, I discovered that God revealed these names to His people only as they needed them—in their moments of deepest crisis. It dawned on me that this was how I wanted to learn my Lord’s nature, also—to know His heart towards us, His people, in our most desperate times. Therefore, I’ve chosen to explore in these pages the ten names of God that most relate to my own times of testing and crisis.” -- David Wilkerson
The complexities of the Christian life are often overlooked, but in The Holy War Bunyan has found a way to lay everything bare. Using the analogy of a town under siege to represent a human soul, he goes deeply into the whole matter of true spiritual warfare. He describes the different methods of the Enemy and the mistakes that people make which enable him to get an advantage. He also shows how Emmanuel, with infinitely greater wisdom and power, ultimately is able to step in, redeem and preserve. Although not always the simplest of books to read, those willing to persevere are richly rewarded with powerful insights and deep revelations about the whole matter of redemption, which can only cause them to be led into greater worship and adoration of the Saviour. This edition retains Bunyan's own powerful diction, reset for a new generation.
How can we get the most out of the Bible? Renowned preacher and evangelist R. A. Torrey says that the Bible is like a gold-mine, and in order to benefit most and discover its hidden riches, we need to put some work in. Whereas many are content just to read the Word of God, to those who are willing to put in some time and effort, the rewards are enormous. Torrey outlines the methods he has found most helpful in studying the Bible, giving examples of different types of study, how to start and how each study might proceed. Just as importantly, he sets out the necessary spiritual conditions for the one seeking to study in order for him to derive maximum benefit. Proven for over a hundred years, this classic work serves both to encourage the serious study of the Scriptures and to show how it can best be done.
This book has been definitive in the lives of many. Andrew Murray says that humility lies at the very heart of a successful Christian life. When we came to God for salvation, it was in admitting our need that we found grace. So in every stage of our walk, it is by admitting our lack and realising our utter dependence on God that we are victorious. Moreover, in that God was willing to humble Himself, it is by walking in lowliness of mind that we bear the strongest sign that we are the children of God.
"In recent years I have been preaching more and more about my blessed Saviour and praying much for a greater revelation of His grace and glory. Never in all my years of preaching have I been so hungry for more of Him. The Holy Spirit has not failed to satisfy that growing hunger, and now He has enabled me to share with the Body of Christ a single volume entirely about Jesus. If you, too, hunger for more of Jesus, you will find some fragments here to feed your soul. I would expect that only those who have been recently awakened by the Holy Spirit to a new hunger and thirst for Christ and His holiness will take the time to read this book. You really have to be Hungry For More of Jesus to come to the table and eat. This is not for 'fast food' Christians in a hurry, but for those who are learning to wait upon the Lord for manna from heaven." - David Wilkerson
The essence of the whole book of Hebrews is contained in six verses from chapter 10. If we can grasp these verses, we can grasp the whole book. Let us Draw Near shows us the wonderful truth of how we can draw into the very presence of God and meet with Him through Christ's finished work on the cross. This is powerful reading for every Christian because, although we may be saved, may even be serving God, we may not be enjoying continual access into the throne room of God day by day, to meet with Him in His fullness and enjoy all the spiritual riches of His presence.