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Do You Long for a Deeper Prayer Life? E.M. Bounds believed that prayer was not just a duty but the most powerful force in a believer’s life. In Purpose in Prayer, he unveils the secret of prevailing prayer—the kind that shakes heaven, transforms hearts, and brings real spiritual victories. Drawing from Scripture and the lives of faithful men and women, Bounds challenges reader

In A Wilful Ward by Ruth Lamb (Audiobook for Teens and Young Adults), Kathleen Mountford faces the challenge of making one of life’s most important decisions—whom she should marry. Caught between the allure of worldly charm and the wisdom of choosing a spouse rooted in godly character, Kathleen wrestles with her emotions, her principles, and the counsel of those who love her. W

William Carey (1761–1834), often called the "Father of Modern Missions," was a humble English cobbler who became one of the most influential Christian missionaries in history. Despite limited formal education, Carey was driven by an unshakable passion for God’s glory among the nations. Inspired by Christ's Great Commission, he believed that the gospel must be proc

Written in 1903 by Charles Ray. He writes in the preface: It has been felt that a short biography of Susannah Spurgeon would be appreciated by the many thousands who have received help through her Book Fund, and its auxiliary branches, and by the still greater number of persons who have been incited to increased efforts in the service of Christ through her inspiring efforts in the

Waiting on God: Daily Messages for a Month by Andrew Murray is a devotional guide inviting readers to embrace the transformative power of waiting on God in prayer and surrender. Through 31 daily meditations, Murray explores themes of trust, dependence, and the deep spiritual renewal found in quiet communion with God, offering timeless wisdom for every believer. View on Scroll Read

The Great Revival of the 18th Century written by Edwin Paxton Hood in 1882, revised in 2024 by Scroll Reader. The 18th century saw extraordinary transformations, and these events offer timeless lessons. The revival ignited hearts, unified believers, and advanced Christ’s kingdom. Reflecting on this period encourages deeper faith and renewed commitment in our own era. Scroll Rea

By God's remarkable providence, this account of Tom Haire by A.W. Tozer connects two men who, though very different in many ways, share a deep connection in their spiritual devotion. Both men also share another trait: they are nonconformists, shaped by God's unique processes into individuals unlike the norm. Paperback: https://amzn.to/40wz2pq Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrol

"Answers to Prayer, from George Müller's Narratives" by George Müller is a spiritual memoir written in the late 19th century. The work provides a compelling account of Müller’s life, particularly focusing on his profound experiences with prayer and faith, as he established orphanages in Bristol and relied solely on God's providence without direct appeals for financial support.

Are you tempted to give up on prayer when answers seem delayed? The Word of God and Prayer are the essential means of grace that sustain and grow our faith. This book focuses on prevailing in prayer—praying persistently and effectively in alignment with God’s will. With practical wisdom and encouragement, it challenges believers to keep seeking, asking, and knocking, trusting t

Mr. Silas Told was a man of sound understanding, though he owed little to formal education. His life contains many remarkable instances of divine Providence, some of an extraordinary nature. These accounts are easy to accept when we consider, first, his eminent truthfulness, and second, that he recounts events he personally witnessed and heard. I trust these accounts will be valuab