Library

Classic books by teachers of the faith, in the public domain and kept inside Aide to read, with every Scripture reference tappable. Older English, and each author writes from his own tradition: read widely and test everything against Scripture.

• Power Through Prayer

  E. M. Bounds (1835-1913) · Methodist · 20 parts · about 91 minutes to read

  A call to ministers to make prayer the first work of their lives, by a Methodist pastor and Civil War chaplain. Edited and published after his death.

• The Life of David Brainerd

  David Brainerd, edited by Jonathan Edwards (1718-1747 (Brainerd); 1703-1758 (Edwards)) · Congregational / Presbyterian (Reformed) · 27 parts · about 471 minutes to read

  The diary and life of a young missionary to Native Americans, who prayed through illness and long solitude. Edited and published by Jonathan Edwards in 1749.

• The Practice of the Presence of God

  Brother Lawrence (1614-1691) · Roman Catholic (Carmelite) · 19 parts · about 46 minutes to read

  Conversations and letters of a Carmelite lay brother who learned to meet God in his kitchen work. Compiled after his death.

• The Life of Trust: A Narrative of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller

  George Müller (1805-1898) · Brethren · 34 parts · about 658 minutes to read

  George Müller's own account of founding the Bristol orphan houses and of how he asked God for everything they needed. His reports of answers are his own.

• With Christ in the School of Prayer

  Andrew Murray (1828-1917) · Dutch Reformed · 34 parts · about 321 minutes to read

  Thirty-one lessons on prayer from the teaching of Jesus, written by a South African pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church.

• How to Pray

  R. A. Torrey (1856-1928) · Evangelical · 14 parts · about 110 minutes to read

  A plain, practical guide to prayer from the evangelist and teacher R. A. Torrey, built on the Bible's own promises.