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Christian Poetry VOLUME 3 A selection of famous and not so famous poems and lyrics on spiritual themes This Collection of 63 poems by various authors including Christina Rossetti, Thomas Ken, John Nelson Darby, Richard Baxter, Isaac Watts, Gerhardt Ter Steegan, Anne Ross Cousin and many others has been brought together in order that these spiritual truths and impressions, presented in poetical form, will comfort and edify God's people as they wrestle daily with the world, the flesh, and the devil. To know that others have felt what we have felt, 'Through all the changing scenes of life , In trouble and in joy' to hear the feelings in our hearts echoed back to us, to be reminded of our Lord's love, will comfort the soul and bring encouragement. Some of the poems and lyrics included will be familiar as they have been set to music and become famous hymns - as John Newton puts it 'these are not 'odes', but are truths put plainly and simply for ordinary people to understand'. Some others are perhaps more deep and thought- provoking. Perhaps listening to them being read, instead of being sung will allow you to appreciate the sentiments in a different way. This Volume contains 63 poems by various authors including Christina Rossetti, Thomas Ken, John Nelson Darby, Richard Baxter, Isaac Watts, Gerhardt Ter Steegan, Anne Ross Cousin and many others. This audio edition is produced with the prayerful desire that the Blessed Spirit of God may be pleased to use it for Christ's Glory and for the comfort, encouragement and edification of God's people. These poems are read by Alex Wyndham, Paul Ansdell, Anita Wright and Stuart Packer. Copyright Words by the Wayside, 2015. VOLUME 3 1 Introduction 2 The Sands of Time are Sinking By Anne Ross Cousin 3 A Prayer By Miss Gwyneth M. Bloomfield 4 With Christ By Richard Baxter 5 The Glory of His Grace Author Unknown 6 Our Saviour Christ By William Kelly 7 Dost Thou Not Care? By Christina Georgina Rossetti 8 Not All the Blood of Beasts By Isaac Watts 9 Morning Sacrifice By Thomas Ken 10 Who Shall Deliver Me? By Christina Georgina Rossetti 11 The Refiner's Fire Author Unknown 12 The Young Christian By Margaret Mauro 13 Night Blessing By Thomas Ken 14 Alone By Miss Doris Markham 15 My Desire For Thee By Lord A.P. Cecil 16 Casting All Your Care Upon God By Thomas Washbourne 17 All the Way My Saviour Leads Me, By Fanny J. Crosby 18 The Preacher By Richard Baxter 19 When We Reach Our Peaceful Dwelling By Anne Ross Cousin 20 Thy Way, Not Mine By Horatius Bonar 21 My Song is Love Unknown By Samuel Crossman 22 Jesus Calls Us O'er the Tumult By Cecil Frances Alexander 23 Crucifixion To the World By the Cross By Isaac Watts 24 Despised and Rejected By Christina Georgina Rossetti. 25 Jehova Jireh By William Cowper 26 The Paradise of God By Frances Bevan 27 Blest Cross! Blest Sepulchre! By John Bunyan 28 Thy Will, Not Mine By F.W. Pitt 29 Beneath the Cross of Jesus By Elizabeth Cecilia Clephane 30 The Last Words of J.G Bellett By J.G. Bellett 31 Be Thou My Vision Gaelic 8th Century 32 Oh, the Bitter Shame and Sorrow By Theodore Monod 33 Christ Jesus Only By E.H. Chater 34 O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go By George Matheson 35 Man of Sorrows By Phillip P. Bliss 36 Found By Gerhardt Ter Steegan 37 Christ My All-in-All By John Mason 38 What Was It O Our God By Ann Gilbert 39 Alas! And Did My Saviour Bleed By Isaac Watts 40 Speak Lord In the Stillness By Emily Mary Crawford 41 My Beloved Is Mine, and I Am His By John Quarles 42 Our Labour and Our Pleasure Author Unknown 43 Touching the King By C. Deayton 44 Ο Christ, What Burdens Bow'd Thy Head! By Anne Ross Cousin 45 Allured Into the Desert By Gerhard Ter Steegan 46 On the Lord's Supper By Nick Needham 47 The Blessu00e8d Morrow By Gerhardt Ter Steegan 48 A Prayer By Humfrey Gifford 49 Whiter than Snow By Gerhardt Ter Steegan 50 My Welcome Author Unknown 51 Song In the Day of the East Wind By Paul Gerhardt 52 Thirty Pieces of Silver Author Unknown 53 Brought Nigh By Frances Bevan 54 The Holy Field By Henry Hart Milman 55 Count Your Many Blessings By Johnson Oatman 56 O Teach Me What It Meaneth By Lucy Ann Bennett 57 The Example of the Saints By Isaac Watts 58 Rock of Ages By Augustus Montague Toplady 59 Christ My All in All By David Buttram 60 The Man of Sorrows By John Nelson Darby 61 Achan By Miss J. Leake 62 LORD! Give Me Grace To Look To Thee Author unknown 63 Change of Raiment By Gerhardt Ter Steegen 64 On Christ the Solid Rock By Edward Mote

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Christian Poetry Volume 1

Christian Poetry VOLUME 1 A selection of famous and not so famous poems and lyrics on spiritual themes. This Collection of 62 Poems by various authors including William Cowper, Thomas Kelly, Willie Mullan, Robert Murray McCheyne, Charlotte Elliott, George Herbert, Charitie Lees De Chenez and many others, has been brought together in order that these spiritual truths and impressions, presented in poetical form, will comfort and edify God's people as they wrestle daily with the world, the flesh, and the devil. To know that others have felt what we have felt, 'Through all the changing scenes of life , In trouble and in joy' to hear the feelings in our hearts echoed back to us, to be reminded of our Lord's love, will comfort the soul and bring encouragement. Some of the poems and lyrics included will be familiar as they have been set to music and become famous hymns - as John Newton puts it 'these are not 'odes', but are truths put plainly and simply for ordinary people to understand'. Some others are perhaps more deep and thought- provoking. Perhaps listening to them being read, instead of being sung will allow you to appreciate the sentiments in a different way. This audio edition is produced with the prayerful desire that the Blessed Spirit of God may be pleased to use it for Christ's Glory and for the comfort, encouragement and edification of God's people. These poems are read by Alex Wyndham, Paul Ansdell, Anita Wright and Stuart Packer. Copyright Words by the Wayside, 2015. Playlist: 1 Introduction 2 Light Shining Out of Darkness By William Cowper 3 A Word For the Lord's Servants By E.H. Chater 4 Just As I Am, Without One Plea By Charlotte Elliott 5 Not What These Hands Have Done By Horatius Bonar 6 In Heavenly Love Abiding By Anna Laetitia Waring 7 The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns By Thomas Kelly 8 As Pants The Heart By Nahum Tate 9 Mary Magdalene By George Herbert 10 Epilogue From u201cTramp After Godu201d By Willie Mullan 11 Jehova Sid Kenue - The Lord My Righteousness By Robert Murray McCheyne 12 The Invalid's Lowly Service Author Unknown 13 Lovest Thou Me? By William Cowper 14 By the Way By W. Lawrence 15 Won and Satisfied By Miss F.J Elwood 16 Himself By A.B. Simpson 17 I Have Christ, What Want I More? By Mrs Mary J. Walker 18 Peace After a Storm By William Cowper 19 God Make My Life A Little Light By Matilda Edwards 20 Thy Word Is A Lamp Unto My Feet and a Light Unto My Path By Robert Murray McCheyne 21 Before The Throne Of God Above By Charitie Lees De Chenez 22 Inscription For The Tomb Of Mr Hamilton By William Cowper 23 We Sing The Praise Of Him Who Died By Thomas Kelly 24 The Lord's My Shepherd Scottish Psalter, 1650 25 O How He Loves By Marianne Nunn 26 Jehova Shalom By William Cowper 27 My Sins, My Saviour! By John S.B Monsell 28 Jehova Nissi By William Cowper 29 There Were Ninety And Nine That Safely Lay By Elizabeth C. Clephane 30 When This Passing World Is Done By Robert Murray McCheyne 31 There Is A Green Hill Far Away By Cecil Frances Alexander 32 Exhortation to Prayer By William Cowper 33 The Secret Of The Lord By Frances Bevan 34 Contentment By William Cowper 35 Divine Sympathy By Lady Powerscourt 36 It Is Well With My Soul By Horatio G. Spafford 37 Purchased Possession By Miss E. Clewley 38 The Word of The Christ By M.W Biggs 39 Meditation, May 11th, 1661 By Anne Bradstreet 40 It Is A Thing Most Wonderful By William Walsham How 41 Thou Art Home At Last Author Unknown 42 The Man in The Glory By George Cutting 43 Jesus, my Saviour, Look on Me By Charlotte Elliott 44 Salvation Is of the Lord By C. Deayton 45 He Who Would Valiant Be By John Bunyan 46 The Sea of Galilee By Robert Murray McCheyne 47 Lord, All My Desire is Before Thee By Lady Powerscourt 48 The Sacrifice By George Herbert 49 May the Mind of Christ, My Saviour, By Kate B. Wilkinson 50 Thoughts Author Unknown 51 What a Friend We Have in Jesus By Joseph Medlicott Scriven 52 The 23rd Psalm By George Herbert 53 When I Survey Life's Varied Scene By Anne Steele 54 On My Conversion By C.A. Coates 55 Priscilla By Miss Doris Markham 56 Walking with God By William Cowper 57 Nearer Still Nearer By Leila Naylor Morris 58 In the Cross of Christ I Glory By John Bowring 59 Break Thou the Bread of Life. By Mary. A. Lathbury 60 The Greatness of Christ By Alexander Stevenson 61 The Glory of that Light By Frances Bevan 62 To Yonder Side By Robert Murray McCheyne 63 Break Every Barrier Down By Bertha Mullen

Various Artists (Author), Alex Wyndham, Anita Wright, Paul Ansdell, Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Christian Poetry Volume 2

Christian Poetry VOLUME 2 A selection of famous and not so famous poems and lyrics on spiritual themes This Collection of 63 poems by various authors including, John Newton, Elizabeth Dark, Frances Ridley Havergal, Charles Wesley, John Bodman, H. D'A Champney, Jeanne Marie de la Motte-Guyon and many others. has been brought together in order that these spiritual truths and impressions, presented in poetical form, will comfort and edify God's people as they wrestle daily with the world, the flesh, and the devil. To know that others have felt what we have felt, 'Through all the changing scenes of life , In trouble and in joy' to hear the feelings in our hearts echoed back to us, to be reminded of our Lord's love, will comfort the soul and bring encouragement. Some of the poems and lyrics included will be familiar as they have been set to music and become famous hymns - as John Newton puts it 'these are not 'odes', but are truths put plainly and simply for ordinary people to understand'. Some others are perhaps more deep and thought- provoking. Perhaps listening to them being read, instead of being sung will allow you to appreciate the sentiments in a different way. This audio edition is produced with the prayerful desire that the Blessed Spirit of God may be pleased to use it for Christ's Glory and for the comfort, encouragement and edification of God's people. These poems are read by Alex Wyndham, Paul Ansdell, Anita Wright and Stuart Packer. Copyright Words by the Wayside, 2015. PLAYLIST 1 Introduction 2 When My Life Work is Ended By Fanny J. Crosby 3 Rest in Christ By John Bodman 4 Inside the Veil By Elizabeth Dark 5 O For A Thousnad Tongues To Sing By Charles Wesley 6 Prayer Answered By Crosses By John Newton 7 Love Increased By Suffering By Jeanne Marie de la Motte-Guyon 8 A Soul, in its Earliest Love By Charles Wesley 9 Bitter and Sweet By John Newton 10 Power of Prayer By John Newton 11 His Never-Failing Love By H. D'Arcy Champney 12 Watching unto God in the Night-Season By Jeanne Marie de la Motte-Guyon 13 I Will Trust And Not Be Afraid By John Newton 14 All Must Be Well By Mary Bowley Peters 15 Whom The Lord Loveth Author Unknown 16 Abide With Me By Henry Francis Lyte 17 Whose I Am By Frances Ridley Havergal 18 Love to Jesus By Andrew Miller 19 He Knoweth The Way That I Take By Miss Doris Markham 20 All Ye That Pass By By Charles Wesley 21 The Potter By H.J. Miles 22 O Lord, Truly I am Thy Servant Author Unknown 23 In Vain Or Not In Vain By C. Deayton 24 Who Is On The Lord's Side? By Frances Ridley Havergal 25 Why Should I Complain? By John Newton 26 He Maketh the Storm a Calm. By James Boyd 27 Be Still My Soul By Katerina von Schlegel 28 How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds By John Newton 29 Master, Speak! Thy Servant Heareth By Frances Ridley Havergal 30 What think ye of Christ? By John Newton 31 Everyday Cheer For The Rest Of The Road By George C. Cutting 32 Take My Life By Frances Ridley Havergal 33 Joy and Peace In Believing By John Newton 34 Brightest Days By A.A. Elliott 35 Prayer for Purity By Nicolas Ludwig Von Zinzendorf 36 The World By John Newton 37 Rest By Frances Ridley Havergal 38 Amazing Grace By John Newton 39 It is I; Be Not Afraid Author Unknown 40 The Storm is Passing Over By Charles A. Tindley 41 Go in This Thy Might By P.R. Morford 42 Source Of Love And Light Of Day By Jeanne Marie de la Motte-Guyon 43 The Church's One Foundation By William Kelly 44 Lord Speak to Me that I May Speak By Frances Ridley Havergal 45 In Evil Long I Took Delight By John Newton 46 Self Love By Frederick William Faber 47 Peter Sinning and Repenting By John Newton 48 What Hast Thou done For me, O Mighty Friend By Frances Ridley Havergal 49 How Deep Was the Pit By John Bodman 50 It Passeth Knowledge, That Dear Love of Thine! By Mary Shekleton 51 On Baptism By Nick Needham 52 And Can it Be? By Charles Wesley 53 Jesus, Our Lord With What Joy We Adore Thee By H. D'Arcy Champney 54 Go Not Far From Me By Anna Laetitia Waring 55 The Worldling By John Newton 56 Like a River Glorious By Frances Ridley Havergal 57 Before the Cross By Jacques Bridane 58 Song of Simple Trust Author Unknown 59 Here Pause, My Soul By John Bodman 60 I Am Not Skilled To Understand By Dorothy Greenwell 61 Be True By Horatius Bonar 62 The Nativity By Jeanne Marie de la Motte-Guyon 63 How Sweet The Thought By John Bodman 64 Mighty To Save - Isaiah 63:1 Author unknown

Various Artists, Various Artists (Author), Alex Wyndham, Anita Wright, Paul Ansdell, Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Jonathan and his Times

In Jonathan and his Times', W.W. Fereday examines the life and times of Jonathan, son of King Saul. Although a man of faith, who loved David as his own soul and performed many daring exploits in the name of Jehovah, he was a man of mixed principles, a double-minded man who never lived up to his spiritual potential. Jonathan's weakness is clearly shown: he was not prepared to follow David in his rejection. Fereday explains, "The Spirit records the weaknesses and shortcomings of those who have trodden the path of faith before us, for our present instruction and blessing." We are here exhorted to review our Christian path. "What have we really surrendered for the One we profess to love? What cherished idols have we abandoned for Him? To what extent have we shared His rejection? Jonathan parted with David in the time of crisis; do we find it difficult to give the Lord Jesus Christ the place of absolute supremacy in our hearts and lives?" A word about the author: William Woldridge Fereday (1863 - 1959) was born in England. He was saved at the age of 16 and almost immediately started to preach and he spent the whole of his life in the study and exposition of the Scriptures, travelled extensively and spent a considerable time in Scotland and the continent of Europe. His written ministry is well known for being brief and succinct as well as precise and accurate and always scripturally sound and Christ-centred. He has written many articles and booklets which include a very profitable series of Scripture Character studies. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ'. Many of their writings are freely available online at Stem publishing.com. Words by the Wayside, 2015.

W. W. Fereday (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Selected Short Writings

Three Selected Short Writings by CA Coates: Peace with God There are four things which hinder souls from having Peace: Coates uses four Old Testament pictures to show how every question in connection with these four things has been met and settled for the believer, for example, "Many believers in Jesus do not know that their sins are put away actually carried out of God's sight, and removed from before Him by being borne by Jesus" Three scenes of Judgement In this section The Sacrifice of Isaac', The casting out of Ishmael' and The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah' are examined. As Coates says, May the truths typified by these Three Scenes of Judgment have such a place in our souls that each one of us may have unclouded Peace and Joy, and be found in distinct Testimony for the One who is rejected by the world" What meanest Thou? A short gospel message: "I would have you to consider carefully that indifference to the gospel is a sin of no ordinary kind ; it is pure and simple wickedness .It is at an infinite cost that God has secured for Himself in righteousness the title of Saviour God. The Son has been given ; Jesus has died ; and the whole universe can see at the cross of Christ that God is neither indifferent to sin, nor to the need of His poor creature who has fallen under its power Let me say, then, very briefly, that through a crucified, risen, and glorified Saviour-the Son of God, Jesus Christ our Lord -God is proclaiming the forgiveness of sins, and eternal salvation." A word about the author: Charles Andrew Coates (1862 -1945) was born in Bradford, England and died in Teignmouth, Devon. Saved when a young man, he never enjoyed robust health and the many occasions when he was laid aside through illness were put to good use in prayerful meditation and the study of Holy Scripture. Because of his ill health Coates could not go about teaching and preaching, but he could not be idle for his Lord, so instead he produced many tracts and books, and he also used his poetical ability to compose a number of poems and hymns. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ'. Further writings of CA Coates are available from christiandoctrineandgospelpublishing.org Words by the Wayside, 2015.

C. A. Coates (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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A Night in the Sea

In ‘A Night in the Sea’ (which is part of his excellent book ‘ Night scenes of Scripture’) , beginning with the night-time crossing of the Red Sea in Exodus 14, WTP Wolston discusses ‘The Salvation of the Lord’. In his own very clear and down-to earth way he brings out the beauty of Salvation; "Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord”. As he says “Salvation is a very large word. It comprehends forgiveness, and deliverance, and peace, and the knowledge that I am justified…Every believer in Christ is entitled to know what is presented here in type, and figure, and he can then sing sweetly, simply, and happily, "He is become my salvation." This is the first time Salvation is mentioned in Scripture, and the author explains how wonderfully it is all coupled with a person, the person of the Saviour. ‘He who possesses Christ has God's salvation.’ The song of the redeemed, the protection of the Lord (“ If you are under the shelter of the blood, you belong to God, He is your Saviour, and He Himself stands between His people, and the pursuing enemy.”) and many other wonderful Gospel truths are illustrated clearly by this gifted expositor. A word about the author: WALTER THOMAS PRIDEAUX WOLSTON (1840-1917) was born in, Devon, England. He says himself that before he was converted he was a most thorough going young worldling, deeply immersed in its pleasures and its sin, but in London in 1860, the Lord met and saved him. He began as a lawyer and later he established himself as a physician in Edinburgh .He dearly loved the Gospel, and it mattered not what subject he discoursed upon to Christians, he never finished without preaching God's salvation. He had a wonderful influence over young men, and frequently lectured to students in Edinburgh on spiritual subjects. He was the Editor of the magazine entitled ´God´s Glad Tidings´,afterwards altered to ´The Gospel Messenger´,for forty-five years, and many clearly written Gospel booklets have come from his pen. He also wrote books on spiritual subjects, which have been helpful to many, including: "Young Men of Scripture", "Night Scenes of Scripture", "Behold the Bridegroom", "Seekers for Light" and "The Church". So that by means of the printed page Dr. Wolston has been, through the grace of God, a means of blessing to thousands of both saints and sinners.

W. T. P. Wolston (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Selected Short Writings

JND was a prodigious writer who had a major influence on evangelical thinking in the 19th Century. Here are just a few of his articles. Man Fallen and The Seed of the Woman, Genesis Chapter 3: "Satan is active, and his power consists in producing distrust, and this where there is happiness and intimate relation with God - to darken, and, if possible, destroy all in the heart. Eve listened to and believed Satan, in place of listening to God and believing Him; and this is just what man is ever doing, but God pronounces judgment on the enemy, and in the midst of it the revelation is made of the Saviour, for the suffering second Man, the woman's Seed, is Son of God, the true God, and eternal life, who became man, to die for sinners and destroy the works of the devil." God's House and The Way, Psalm 84: "Would not such a thought as being in God's court, as men dwelling in God's own house, greatly delight and surprise us, if heard for the first time and its meaning understood? It is this new thing - that men should dwell in God's own house; not be there merely as a visitor, but a dweller. Is the hope of the Lord's coming your daily delight? Does it influence you in the ten thousand details of your every-day life? Or are you so walking hand in hand with The World that the very thought of His Coming fills you with shame?" Death with Christ , Romans Chapter 6: "The application of 'Christ dead and risen' to the believer's walk, The motive to, yea ground of, a Christian life is that we died with Christ; and we have life through a dead Christ, with whom we died. "Walk in newness of life." "Have your fruit unto holiness." But the great doctrine of grace is - saved by a mediator." A word about the author: John Nelson DARBY (1800 -1882) came from an Anglo-Irish landowning family seated at Leap Castle, King's County, Ireland. His middle name was given in recognition of his godfather and family friend, Lord Nelson. Born at Westminster, he was educated at Westminster School, then at Trinity College, Dublin. He was studying for Law when he was gloriously saved and felt that being a lawyer was inconsistent with his religious belief, so he studied divinity instead. Around 1830 he joined an interdenominational meeting of believers (including Anthony Norris Groves, Edward Cronin, J. G. Bellett) who met to "break bread" together in Dublin as a symbol of their unity in Christ. By 1832, this group had grown and began to identify themselves as a distinct Christian assembly. As they travelled and began new assemblies in Ireland and England, they formed the movement now commonly calledBrethren'. He used his classical skills to translate the Bible from Hebrew and Greek texts into several languages. In English he wrote a Synopsis of the Bible and many other scholarly religious articles. He wrote hymns and poems, the most famous being, "Man of Sorrows".

J. N. Darby (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Out of Death into Life

As JB Stoney explores the experiences of Jonah and others in ‘Out of Death into Life’, he shows us that “WILL is the real cause of the restlessness, and of the absence of full joy in souls. …. the only true place of happiness for a believer is to be without a will of his own….” and how the enjoyment of our salvation depends on us appropriating the death of Christ. What did Eve, Jonah, the Rich Young Ruler and many, many others in scripture have in common? They had a will of their own that was against God; God wanted them to go to the left and they wanted to go to the right. Even the Apostle Paul, who had thought himself so incomparably good, had found that he had a will that was against God, (so that he calls himself afterwards the chief of sinners). But after he appropriated the death of Christ “He has been turned round, as it were; he has learned that the old Saul has gone in the cross…. It is not only that his sins are gone, but he himself is a gone man, gone in the death of Christ. He has gone to his own funeral in that sense, and is glad to be free of himself.” A word about the author: James Butler Stoney (1814 – 1897) was born in Co. Tipperary, Ireland and entered Trinity College, Dublin, at the young age of fifteen. In 1831 men were dying of cholera all around him in Dublin. He was suddenly taken ill and, sure he was going to die and realizing he was a sinner on the very brink of a lost eternity, he called upon the Lord Jesus Christ alone for Salvation and was gloriously saved. He left off studying for law and joined the Divinity Class at Trinity College, Dublin, hoping to study for four years and then be ordained. His family were very angry, as they thought his fine talents and opportunities were being thrown away. But during those four years he was studying the Scrip¬tures with all the earnestness of a soul that had learned that unseen things are for eternity, and the seen things of this life are passing away. He never was ordained, and became part of an early ‘Brethren’ Assembly, ‘gathered to the Lord’s Name’. He has written a book called "Discipline in the School of God," dealing with the Old Testament characters, and contributed to several periodicals including ‘A voice to the Faithful’. A fervent, impressive speaker, he spoke somewhere every day and travelled much around Great Britain and Ireland, teaching and preaching."

J. B. Stoney (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Preaching Christ - What is it?

Preaching Christ - What is it? Christianity is not a set of abstractions - a number of dogmas - a system of doctrines. It is pre-eminently a religion of living facts, of divine realities - a religion which finds its centre in a divine Person, the Man Christ Jesus. He is the foundation of all Christian doctrine. From His divine and glorious Person all truth radiates. He is the living fountain from which all the streams issue forth in fullness, power and blessing. In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. In this paper CHM explores Christ as a Test, as a Victim and as a Model, and asks the solemn question which still remains to be answered - answered by the world - answered by the individual sinner - What have you done with the Son of God? A word about the author: C. H. Mackintosh, (1820 -1896) was born in County Wicklow, Ireland, and is generally known as C.H.M., which is all that appeared on the title pages of his major writings. He was one of the major evangelists and Brethren authors of the 19th century. CHM was converted when he was 18, he briefly farmed and then ran a school before fully committing himself in 1854 to serving the Lord whom he so fervently loved. The rest of his life he spent very actively preaching the gospel to the unsaved and presenting sound ministry both in writing and preaching, travelling widely in the British Isles and living in a number of towns in Ireland and England. He was very active in the Ulster Revival of 1859. His writings are easily understood and they were particularly influential among North American evangelicals. He also edited for a number of years a magazine called Things New & Old, which had a worldwide distribution and reputation. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ. Many of their writings are freely available online at Stem publishing.com. Words by the Wayside, 2014.

C. H. Mackintosh, C.H. Mackintosh (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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The Christian Life

The Christian Life is a life commenced in faith, continued in patience, and consummated by perseverance. It is a Divine life into which only those born again through the word of truth enter. It is an eternal life, for "I give unto My sheep eternal life and they shall never perish," says the Good Shepherd. It is possessed by every believer in the Lord Jesus Christ simply because he or she is a believer in Him. It is not at all an attainment, but the gift of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. It is not a renovation of human nature but a new life; not a mere reformation but a regeneration by God the Holy Spirit. Strictly stated the real Christian life is the life of Christ lived in the Christian. Here then, briefly, we review the open secret of the devotional Christian life Have I been forgiven much? Do I love much? Do I practically own Him as Lord of my life? Do I do the things which He says? These are the questions which those who wish to know the joy of the Christian life must face for themselves. But Praise the Lord, we need not be alarmed, for we can count on Him to do exceeding abundantly above all we can ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us. A word about the author: William George Turner was born in 1875 and called home aged 80 on 31st August 1955. He is buried at St. Nicholas at Wade, Thanet, Kent. As well as The Christian Life he also wrote many other articles and is most well known for his book Unknown and Well Known: A Biography of John Nelson Darby. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ. Many of their writings are freely available online at Stem publishing.com. Words by the Wayside, 2014.

W. G. Turner, Wilson G. Turner (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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You Can Have a Happy Life

You can have a happy life. "These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full." John 15:11 Why are so many Christians restless, worried and unhappy, even though the verse above tells us clearly that this is not what God intends for His children? In this booklet, we hope to address this question to discover God's remedy so that we might be able to say with Paul, "I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content" (Phil. 4:11). Included are chapters on : Dealing with Guilt, Seeking Peace, God Working, Peace of Mind, Confessing Our Sins, Joy of Forgiveness, Path of Peace, Following the Shepherd, Peace Assured, Trusting God, Value of Thanksgiving, Learning from Him, His Purpose, Power over Sin and Happy Living. A word about the author: EC Hadley and his wife Lydia began Grace and Truth in 1931 when the first gospel tracts started rolling off the press in Danville, Illinois. The first press room was the kitchen, and some of the printing equipment occupied the table between meals. Later the need for a monthly magazine was made evident from the feedback of many recipients of gospel tracts who asked for a steady diet of encouragement and instruction. The first issue of Grace & Truth Magazine rolled off the presses in 1933 as much needed food for the family of God. It has continued uninterrupted to the present time. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ.Many of their writings are freely available online at Stem publishing.com. Words by the Wayside, 2014.

E. C. Hadley (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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Mephibosheth

Mephibosheth, or, The Kindness of God. In this beautiful exposition of the unmerited kindness of King David toward the poor lame orphan Mephibosheth, we see a picture of the kindness of God, through Jesus Christ. The condition of fallen man, the wondrous grace of God in His kindness to poor lost sinners and the privileges of conferred sonship - and thou shalt eat bread at my table continually - are clearly brought out by this gifted expositor. A word about the author: Charles Stanley (1821-1890), of Rotherham, England, was left an orphan at the age of four. Converted when fourteen, that year he preached his first message. At age twenty-three, with meager capital, he had begun his own hardware business in Sheffield. Then the businessman met Captain Wellesly, (the nephew of "the Iron Duke" of Wellington). Under his gracious teaching, the Bible became a new book to him. It was his daily study, and "he grew in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ." His favorite Old Testament story was of Mephibosheth, the orphan who was tragically crippled. Speaking of his message on Mephibosheth, he remarked: "I believe the Lord rarely ever led me to preach from Mephibosheth without souls being converted. This book is part of the Brethren Writers Library series. These books go forth with the purpose of introducing the listener to the writings of men who were gifted of God as teachers for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ. Many of their writings are freely available online at Stem publishing.com. Words by the Wayside, 2014.

Charles F. Stanley (Author), Stuart Packer (Narrator)

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