Blessed Assurance Jesus Is Mine: The Eternal Hope of Christianity

George R. Sledd

Religion & Spirituality

Greater Heritage

The Greater Heritage is proud to bring Hannah More's works back into print with The Complete Hannah More. Each edition is edited by J.R. Waller, and comes complete with updated notes and formatting. This Hannah More book (Volume 1) is More's famous series of essays for women that highlight the importance of Christian conduct.Hannah More (1745-1833) was one of the defining Christian female voices of Georgian Britain. An influential Evangelical writer, her vast literary output included essays, hymns, plays, poems, popular tracts (her Cheap Repository Tracts sold millions of copies) and a novel, while her philanthropic spirit established schools for children, woman's clubs and improved the conditions of the poor.She was a member of The Blue Stockings Society of England, and was connected with many notable figures of her era, including Edmund Burke, David Garrick, Samuel Johnson, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Horace Walpole, and the abolitionist William Wilberforce, whose campaign to end the British slave trade was greatly aided by her poem Slavery.Hannah steadfastly supported piety, traditional Christian values and education - her zeal even taking on Thomas Paine and the French Revolution.As England began to grapple with its industrial and scientific revolutions, More helped prepare British society for the challenges of the 19th century by promoting Biblical values and Evangelical social reforms. She was a paragon of her age, and a beacon for Christ.

The Complete Hannah More Volume 1: Essays on Various Subjects - Principally Designed for Young Ladies

Hannah More

Getting Started: An Introduction to Systematic Theology for Students and Laymen

Gore, R J

The Family and Social Life of the Puritans

Who were the Puritans? How did they live? What did they believe? These questions and more are vividly answered by Byington in this abridged version of his 1896 masterwork The Puritan in England and New England. Ezra's remarkable scholarship takes readers on a grand tour of the daily, family, social and religious life of the American Puritans as he examines the currents of their everyday lives amid the sweeping grand movements of religious thought in Colonial America. Both approachable for those new to Puritan history yet filled with enough detail and original source material to intrigue Puritan specialists, The Family and Social Life of the Puritans is essential reading for those wanting a greater appreciation of America's Christian heritage. This new deluxe non-facsimile edition contains updated formatting and organization, modernized spelling, and updated notes and sources.

Ezra Hoyt Byington

There was a constant stream of emigration flowing in through our "golden gate" from every part of the world.In 1848, William Taylor, one of Methodism's foremost pioneers in 19th century missions work, was called to California. He settled in the burgeoning metropolis of San Francisco and quickly became a prolific open-air preacher, church planter and reformer in the "land of gold and crime."In this magnificent account, Taylor's unvarnished, vibrant, and immediate first-hand narrative chronicles the throes of a global city in its formative years.Feigning eloquence for directness, Taylor's tour through "the streets and lanes," and "highways and hedges" brims with local flavor while his sketches and vignettes detail the old west just as it was; filled with a wild, newfound freedom yet deeply in need of the gospel's reforming influence.Amid the fires, duels, steamship disasters and gold rush, his stalwart influence through street evangelism shows us at once the power of a preacher keenly in tune with the needs of his people and the rousing power inherent in God's word.Seven Years' stands mightily as one of Americana's most galvanizing religious literary timepieces, and now, in this new edition, it is available for a new generation of readers.

Seven Years' Street Preaching in San Francisco, California

WILLIAM, TAYLOR

Anthology 2021 is a "best of" collection of guest writings from The Greater Heritage, including Bible studies, devotionals, theological studies, poetry, and Children's literature all from a balanced, Biblical perspective. While the writers herein come from unique backgrounds - students, pastors, theologians, academicians, moms, and dads - each share a common desire to share with others what God has placed on their hearts. Their unencumbered zeal for God's literal, complete and final Word are demonstrated with each and every stroke of the pen, and their messages offer a wellspring of hope, encouragement and inspiration.

Anthology 2021: Guest Writings from The Greater Heritage

In this groundbreaking study, scholar and church planter Ryan Denton sheds new light on Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD). Through careful historical and cultural research, Denton weaves a fascinating study of the pastoral heart and gospel-driven mind of one of Christendom's seminal figures - a man whose prowess as a theologian has unjustly clouded his zealous determination to see souls saved and the Kingdom of Christ advanced on earth. Breathtakingly beautiful in its scope, Augustine the Evangelist is a significant work of Christian scholarship and an inspiring lesson about the importance of evangelism.

Augustine the Evangelist: The Zeal, Hope and Methodology of the Bishop of Hippo

Ryan Denton

The High Calling of God: Meditations on St. Paul's Letter to the Philippians

John Henry Jowett

Are you a biblical church member? The New Testament teaches that Christians are the body of Christ with certain responsibilities and duties to perform in the church. Christians also belong to a family, with obligations to every brother and sister in Christ. For these reasons, every member is required to engage in the church in the way the Bible explicitly prescribes.\nIn Three Hallmarks of a Biblical Church Member, Tom Pennington identifies from Scripture three nonnegotiable hallmarks that every Christian must pursue to be a biblical church member. Tom challenges believers to assess their own involvement in Christ's church to determine if they are truly biblical members-not only for the health of the church, but for the glory of the One who gave His life for the church, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Three Hallmarks of a Biblical Church Member

Tom Pennington

Anthology 2022 is a "best of" collection of writings and book excerpts from content published by The Greater Heritage, a Christian publisher that equips believers for an abundant life of service, personal spiritual growth, and character development. Subjects include Bible studies, devotionals, theology, church history, poetry, Christian fiction and more. All of the writings in this collection exemplify a commitment to biblical authority and sound theology and offer a wellspring of hope, encouragement, and inspiration as they communicate the truths of God's word into the hearts and minds of readers.

Anthology 2022: Guest Writings from The Greater Heritage

J R Waller

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