Reading Plans

Four weeks in the school of prayer with three guides: Andrew Murray on how the Lord himself teaches us to pray, D. L. Moody on prevailing prayer, and Hannah Buyinza on prayer as the daily pulse of the Christian life.

Andrew Murray's classic on the root of every virtue — one short chapter a day for twelve days.

Not more effort, but a Person: the secret of the deeper life is Christ himself living within. Andrew Murray opens with the wonder of Jesus himself, then unfolds the indwelling life, and Hudson Taylor closes in the rest of union and communion with the Beloved.

Build a daily habit of prayer and the Word: thirty-six mornings with Andrew Murray, one chapter each day.

A month on the oldest good news there is. Richard Baxter's tender call to the unconverted, D. L. Moody on the way to God, and Charles Spurgeon's All of Grace — the plainest of guides to how a sinner is saved, and how to know it.

For the days that are hard to pray through. Hannah Whitall Smith on the God of all comfort, and Gareth Evans on trusting the One who holds our tomorrows — a five-week walk into settled peace when life is uncertain.

Four weeks with R. A. Torrey on the Spirit-filled life: first the baptism with the Holy Spirit and the power it brings for service, then the fuller study of the Person and work of the Spirit who indwells every believer.

What does whole-hearted surrender cost, and what does it yield? David Brainerd's searching missionary diary, followed by the stories of men and women who gave everything for the sake of the gospel — a call to consecration told through lives that answered it.