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The Nature and Work of the Holy Spirit

In this book, the baptism in the Holy Spirit, as well as the fruits and gifts of the Spirit, are explored at length. Ultimately, as the book also emphasizes, the work of the Spirit is to prepare a church, the bride of Christ drawn out of every nation, kindred, tongue, and tribe of this world. The Holy Spirit empowers those who yield their lives to God to become builders of the Kingdom of Heaven, the only kingdom that will never pass away. This book contains many historical quotes and stories from the likes of C.T. Studd, D.L. Moody, the Cambridge Seven, Charles Finney, and William Booth—among others. It also includes anecdotes and experiences from Christopher White’s life and ministry as an evangelist and teacher.

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Discipleship and the Body of Christ

By Christopher White

A call to radical commitment to Jesus and to neglected Scriptural revelation about His church, its ministries and gifts, and the Holy Spirit’s empowerment of every Christian to an active, irreplaceable role. The author Christopher White is an evangelist and campus minister based in New York City, preaching and teaching there and in Colombia, South America. A graduate of Yale and Columbia Universities, he is a member of the Luis Palau Association’s Next Generation Alliance.

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What Every Christian Should Know About the Supernatural

By McCandlish Phillips

This book takes a reader by the hand and leads him/her step-by-step from the most basic facts toward a more advanced understanding—in an overview of the whole supernatural realm as the Bible reveals it. It deals with the subject in its vast sweep and goes into God, Christ as the incarnate Son, angels, the Holy Spirit, as well as Satan, powers of darkness, the occult, evil spirits and the antichrist. It is a who’s who and a what’s what of the unseen world. We have never seen anything like it in one volume. Especially good for young or new Christians.

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War on the Saints, The Full Text, Unabridged Edition

By Jessie Penn-Lewis with Evan Roberts

A brilliant, highly accurate description of specific ways by which the powers of darkness work to confuse, deceive, oppose, afflict, mislead or bind believers—and how to detect, oppose and overcome them. The classic book on spiritual warfare—the unabridged original with appendices, not one word changed, not one word cut.

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What Every Christian Should Know About the Supernatural

By McCandlish Phillips

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War on the Saints, The Full Text, Unabridged Edition

By Jessie Penn-Lewis with Evan Roberts

These two superior books take the reader step by step into a full and effective understanding of this subject matter. One lays the foundation for a ready understanding of the next. They provide both basic and advanced practical understanding.

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The Bible, the Supernatural and the Jews

By McCandlish Phillips

Amid the rising vogue in occult practices, here is a book that details the dangers of any involvement with SATANISM, WITCHCRAFT, SEANCES and mystical “trips” induced by drugs or trance-like meditation.

In this fascinating book, McCandlish Phillips ventures into the supernatural to identify powers and forces that are causing rapid, degenerative changes in American society as well as in individual behavior – changes that are inexplicable without an understanding of what lies behind them, unseen, but not incomprehensible. He takes his readers to places they have never been, and shows them things they have never seen, in a report that carefully describes hidden powers behind convulsive events.

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God and Man and Monkey at Yale

By Christopher White

Most people, including those in academia and the media, view Darwin’s theory of evolution as a fact, a concept so thoroughly established as to be beyond serious challenge. Yet almost no one today bothers to read what Darwin wrote, nor are they aware of the pseudo-scientific racism and eugenics that arose from his theories. More than that, Darwin’s motivation in writing The Origin of the Species was not entirely “scientific.” After his young daughter’s death, he deliberately moved away from an essentially Christian worldview and aimed to find an explanation for life that did not require anything Divine. Yet, in his last months of life, Darwin’s atheism failed him and he evidently returned to faith in God.

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The New York City Noon Prayer Meeting

By Talbot W. Chambers

Originally published in 1858, this classic volume recounts the remarkable history of New York City’s Fulton Street Noon Prayer Meeting that sparked a revival throughout America and abroad. Full of remarkable stories of God’s power to draw people to Himself, this firsthand account of the Noon Prayer Meeting not only tells what God has done in the past, but will raise your faith to new levels for what God will do in the future. This glimpse into history will give you new fervor to believe that God’s power to bring His Kingdom to Earth will once again rain down on New York City and America in days to come.

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The Passion of the Evangelist

By Christopher White

Why is evangelism so critically important to the health of the church and why is it desperately needed in our troubled world? What is an evangelist and what is their role in the Body of Christ? What is the passion that dominates the life of a genuine evangelist? Where does an evangelist’s power and effectiveness come from, and why is the empowerment of the Holy Spirit so needed? Why are holiness and yieldedness to God so vital? And last but not least, why is faithfulness to the Lord far more important than fame?

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Judgment or Revival

Which Will It Be?

By Christopher White

Our country is rapidly wandering away from its Judeo-Christian foundations, the chief source of the many blessings Americans have long enjoyed. Educators, among others, are rewriting American history as taught in schools and universities, and our children are deprived of a thorough and accurate knowledge of their roots. A nation in which most citizens were once familiar with the Bible is raising generations of children who are ignorant of the most influential book in the development of our society. From all too many professorial lecterns, the call goes out for freedom from religion in a land founded on freedom of religion.

We need revival, not just because it would be marvelous to see God move again with power from on high, but because we desperately need “times of refreshing…from the Lord.” (Acts 3:19) With the growing moral darkness and confusion around us, there is also an urgent need for “the people of the world [and our nation to] learn righteousness,” beginning with those who call themselves Christians.

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Newton, Linnaeus and Euler:

Forging Science on a Foundation of Faith

By Christopher White

Is it really the case that “faith in God and scientific reasoning are separate and incompatible realms” as many believe today? (i)Newton, Linnaeus, and Euler answers this question with a resounding “no.” In fact, much of the foundation of modern mathematics and science was laid by individuals who had a strong faith in a rational God. They were therefore seeking out the rational order behind a created universe. This short book contains the text of a well-attended lecture Christopher White gave in St. Paul’s Chapel, Columbia University in November 2003. With all the scientific advancements since then, what he presented that evening is even more relevant today.

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To the Unknown God

By Christopher White

We live in a generation that prides itself on personal preferences and choices. As a generation, we believe what we want to believe and reject those things that do not fit into our personal viewpoint. This is especially true when it comes to matters of religion. Our generation holds to a bewildering array of religious beliefs today. Some can even be quite religious about their refusal to believe in God! On his deathbed in 1882, Charles Darwin spoke regretfully of what his contemporaries had done with his ideas and speculations on the origins of life:

“To my astonishment the ideas took like wild-fire. People made a religion of them.”

Our generation prides itself on being more intelligent, more sophisticated, and more informed about what we believe than previous generations, even promoting critical thinking in our schools. Yet one has to wonder how critical this generation’s thinking really is! The fact is that we are not that different from earlier cultures, including the ancient Greeks.

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The Greatest Miracle of All…

Forgiveness!

By Christopher White

The Bible tells us of many miracles: the blind receiving their sight, the lame walking, and even the dead rising again to life. But the greatest of all miracles is forgiveness, the free and complete pardon of an undeserving sinner by a righteous and holy God. As Psalm 32 declares, “Blessed is he whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered.”

Why is forgiveness such a marvelous gift? Consider for a moment that guilt is the most common symptom psychologists deal with in their patients today. Guilt is the inescapable weight that oppresses our consciences when we do something wrong. We try to deny what we have done or attempt to deceive ourselves and others with excuses.

Nevertheless, whether we regret our actions or not, we are powerless to take back what we have done….

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Sorrows:

An Aspect of Reality in the Life of Faith

By Christopher White

During His life on earth, Jesus passed through many trials and times of suffering as prophesied by Isaiah. Yet everything He suffered was for our sake, especially His death on the cross. It was there that He gave His life to rescue us from the power of sin and death.

Shall we then as Christians really expect that we will not pass through times of suffering and difficulty? We can miss a great deal by failing to seek a deeper understanding of what is going on around us, especially when it involves suffering or sorrow…. Suffering, pain, and sorrow are very real in this fallen world. Not turning our backs when we see suffering will lead us into a deeper comprehension of God and of life itself—perspectives that happier circumstances fail to provide.

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Escape from the Holocaust

By Christopher White

Knowing that I would spend over a week in the hospital, I asked the Lord to give me a roommate with whom I could share about Him. God was faithful to answer that prayer, but He did far more than I expected. The Lord gave me a roommate, who was an elderly religious Jew who was genuinely excited about passages in the Bible regarding God’s promises of restoration to Israel. He also related to me his story of how he had been a leader of the Jewish community of Vienna, Austria, and was secretly warned that he had two hours to get his family out of Vienna before the German tanks rolled in.

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Faith by Hearing, The Story of Gospel Recordings

By Phyllis Thompson

The story of Gospel Recordings Incorporated is an ever changing one. The 3,000 dialects “captured” on records has grown to over 3,600, and this world-wide mission continues to send out, in increasing numbers, records with the clear gospel message to those who may never be reached by any other effort. Illiteracy remains one of the great obstacles of missionary endeavor, and the “talking tracts” in the tribal dialect have given many a missionary extra voices to penetrate this formidable barrier.

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Immersed! Exploring a long-obscured foundation truth of the Good News

By P. K. Chamberlain

Baptisms are a vital element of New Testament teaching, as Hebrews 6:1-2 tells us:

“…Let us go on unto perfection; not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead works, and of faith toward God, of the doctrine of baptisms, and of laying on of hands, and of resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgment. ”

We already know from this that baptisms are important, just like teaching about repentance, faith, the resurrection, and eternal judgment. But like other foundation teachings, there continues to be a big contest over what we should understand about baptisms.

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The Church: His Body, His Bride

By the New Testament Missionary Fellowship

The Scriptures afford us a clear understanding of the Church of Jesus Christ, which is His Body, His Bride, the very “fulness of Him which filleth all in all.” The chapters in this booklet set forth basic teaching on the structure as well as the functioning of the New Testament Church.

At Calvary, looking beyond the cross, Jesus endured the physical and spiritual agony for one great purpose—“the joy that was set before him.” (Hebrews 12:2) He saw salvation for sin-ruined humanity; He saw victory over satan and death; He saw heaven inhabited forever by the redeemed. Above all else, He saw the church.From Calvary, He knew, would come His bride: bone of His bone and flesh of His flesh; she would be the vessel of the plan of God on earth as He had been.

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The Body of Christ

By Hannah Lowe

The plan of God is not going to be accomplished through an individual leader but through the members of the Body fitly joined together. After being defeated at Calvary, satan turned against the Body of Christ. He has been trying to keep the members of the Body apart through divisions in order to defeat God’s plan. But not only is the Body fought on all sides; true teaching and light upon this vision are equally opposed by the enemy.

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Thomas Haire, The Praying Plumber of Lisburn

By A. W. Tozer

This sketch brings together two men who in most ways are very different, but who in their affinity for things spiritual are very much alike. To Tozer, the two characteristics that marked Haire as unusual was his utter devotion to prayer and his amazing spiritual penetration. A Bible college president described praying with Haire as listening to a man converse with God who knew from the Spirit’s tutoring the concerns of the Father’s heart and the vocabulary of the heavenlies.

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City Notebook: A Reporter’s Portrait of a Vanishing New York

By McCandlish Phillips

If you open this book up and read, you will learn about “Mama” and “The Truck That Came to Dinner,” as well as about “Times Square After Hours.” You will also hear what went on between “The Magistrate and the Parrot” and what happened “The Day the Wall Went Down.” You will learn the secrets of blood and jazz and Book Row and read pen portraits of “Mr. Quickfingers,” “The Last of the Red Hot Principals,” and “The Man from I.Q.H.Q.” The mystery of who is buried in Grant’s Tomb will be solved, and “The Secret Hodgepodge” will be revealed. It that isn’t enough, you can witness a “Storm Rescue at False Hook or relive “The Night They Clobbered Lindy’s.” There is nothing here but “A Winter Walk” that is not New York and everything here is a special pleasure to read—and read again.