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Complete Works of Oswald Chambers

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By: Oswald Chambers

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For the first time, you can have all 34 of Oswald Chambers' books, including My Utmost for His Highest, and two never-before-printed studies, in one complete volume. This elegant, hardbound, 1,512-page masterpiece is a compilation of the spiritual legacy left behind by Oswald Chambers. With numerous footnotes by noted author and Chambers historian David McCasland, you're sure to find this work a treasure in daily devotionals, as well as Scripture study.

The book also includes a Windows® compatible version of The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers on CD-ROM. The CD lets you cross-reference and scan through the many volumes of Chambers' writings to help you in your studies on topics or specific Scripture passages. You'll also find never-before-seen video clips about Oswald Chambers and his passion for God.

The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers includes:
· All 34 of Chambers' works, including My Utmost for His Highest
· 1,512 pages in an attractive hardcover
· Never-before-published study notes on Isaiah and Jeremiah
· Includes a fully searchable CD-ROM (Windows® only)

RECOMMENDED COMPANION BOOK: The Quotable Oswald Chambers -
A Comprehensive Topical Index to The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers!

RELATED TEACHING: Abandoned to God: The Biography of Oswald Chambers
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  Approved Unto God
  Baffled to Fight Better
  Biblical Ethics
  Biblical Psychology
  Bringing Sons unto Glory
  Called of God
  Christian Disciplines, Vol. 1
  Christian Disciplines, Vol. 2
  Conformed to His Image
  Disciples Indeed
  God's Workmanship
  He Shall Glorify Me
  The Highest Good
  If Thou Wilt Be Perfect
  If Ye Shall Ask
  Knocking at God's Door
  The Love of God
  The Moral Foundations of Life
  My Utmost for His Highest
  Not Knowing Whither
  Our Brilliant Heritage
  Our Portrait in Genesis
  The Place of Help
  The Psychology of Redemption
  The Philosophy of Sin
  Run Today's Race
  The Shadow of an Agony
  Shade of His Hand
  The Servant as His Master
  So Send I You
  Workmen of God
  Notes on Isaiah
  Notes on Jeremiah
  Studies in The Sermon on the Mount
  Notes on Ezekiel
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Christian Disciplines

Building strong Christian character through Divine Guidance, Suffering, Peril, Prayer, Loneliness, and Patience!
By: Oswald Chambers

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Are you looking for encouragement in the midst of difficult circumstances?
Have you ever wanted to better understand the events and experiences of your own life?

Oswald Chambers offers just such encouragement and understanding as he explains how God uses six important disciplines to build strong Christian character and develop intimacy with you.

In this book, Chambers concentrates on six major disciplines - or areas of concern - for the growing Christian.
- DIVINE GUIDANCE and the childlike expectation we should have when we come to God for leading.
- SUFFERING, an expected part of the Christian life and an opportunity for God's glory to be revealed.
- PERIL and how our dependence on God makes us more available to His work.
- PRAYER, an avenue to Christlikeness in its expectancy, relinquishment, and power.
- LONELINESS, or solitude, an opportunity for intimate communion with God.
- PATIENCE, an anchoring in God that holds us through the troubles and circumstances of the world.
Such disciplines are God's way of molding us, of capturing our attention so that we focus on Him and not on ourselves. They are His means for us to know Him!
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  Publisher's Foreword   5
  The Discipline of Divine Guidance   7
  The Discipline of Suffering   42
  The Discipline of Peril   74
  The Discipline of Prayer   104
  The Discipline of Loneliness   142
  The Discipline of Patience   190
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Christian Woman . . . Set Free, The

Seventeen Hundred Years is Long Enough

Women Freed from Second-Class Citizenship in the Kingdom of God
By: Gene Edwards

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A new and revolutionary look at what the New Testament says about Christian women. Expect to be surprised!

Every Christian woman at some time has wondered if perhaps she has an inferior role in the church. Gene Edwards ends such a view. He also unravels the confusing passages in 1 Corinthians, Chapters Eleven and Fourteen, which seem to support the inferior place of women in the kingdom of God. The author challenges Christian ministers to take up the cause of eliminating inequality in the church and dare to discover what happens in the body of Christ when all members function.

The Christian Woman . . . Set Free settles forever the reality of the Christian woman's place in the kingdom of God!

RELATED TEACHING: Being Sarah's Daughter
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Cloud of Unknowing, The

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By: Bernard Bangley

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Very few spiritual classics from centuries past offer real guidance for entering into the darkness and light of Christian mysticism. Notoriously difficult to understand, this contemporary translation of one of the most popular texts from the late Middle Ages is different: It offers an accessible invitation to the reader to enter into an engagement with God, through this "cloud of unknowing."

Mystical concepts are explained in everyday language. Written by an anonymous fourteenth-century author, The Cloud of Unknowing was originally prepared for cloistered monks. Yet it has found centuries of readers from all walks of life. Each brief chapter offers the spiritual seeker a way to enter into the life of prayer and appeals to the reader's common sense in beginning steps on the path to knowing a God beyond all knowing.
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Complete Fenelon

Includes Newly Translated Letters and Biography

The most engaging collection of the French mystic's writings now available!
By: Francois Fenelon

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Twenty-first century Christians are now discovering the wisdom of this controversial theologian and spiritual thinker. Fenelon showed how it was possible to have devotion and faith in the original Age of Reason. In many respects, rationality still rules today in religion and culture, and as a result, Fenelon speaks to modern Christians wanting deeper faith and a meaningful inner life.

His writings have never been as accessible as they are now in these lively new translations. The Complete Fénelon includes more than one hundred of Fenelon's letters of spiritual counsel, as well as meditations on eighty-five other topics. Also translated here into English for the first time are Fenelon's personal reflections on twenty-one seasons and holidays of the Christian year. An introduction from bestselling translator Robert J. Edmonson and in-depth recommended reading and bibliography make this the first place to start in any study of Francois Fenelon.

This collection includes The Royal Way of the Cross, Talking With God, Meditations on the Heart of God, and God of My Heart: Meditations on Feasts and Fasts.

François Fénelon was a seventeenth-century French archbishop who rose to a position of influence in the court of Louis XIV. Amid the splendor and decadence of Versailles, Fénelon became a wise mentor to many members of the king's court. Later exiled for political reasons, he set out to improve the lot of peasants of his diocese. His letters of counsel and spiritual meditations have found a wide audience for more than three centuries.
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  INTRODUCTION TO The Complete Fénelon xiii
  ABOUT THIS EDITION xxi
  
  PART ONE: The Royal Way of the Cross
  INTRODUCTION TO PART ONE 3
  1 Seeing Our True Spiritual State Before God 5
  2 Real Conversion 6
  3 What Does God Ask of You? 8
  4 Fear of Being Wrong 8
  5 False and Real Humility 9
  6 The Deceitfulness of Self-Love 11
  7 Criticizing Others 12
  8 False Notions of Spiritual Progress 13
  9 The Right Use of Trials 14
  10 Prolonged Trials 15
  11 Anxiety about the Future 18
  12 The Struggle of Self-Will 18
  13 Self-Deceit 19
  14 The Dangers of Imagination 21
  15 The Dangers of Human Praise 22
  16 Dealing Wisely with the Faults of Others 23
  17 The Dangers of Self-Chosen Plans 25
  18 Using Eager Aspirations 26
  19 The Need of Calming Natural Activity 27
  20 Doing Everything for God 27
  21 The Danger of Compromise 28
  22 The Life of Peace 29
  23 To One in Spiritual Distress 30
  24 Bearing the Bad Opinions of the World 31
  25 Christian Perfection 33
  26 The Burden of Prosperity 36
  27 God’s Various Crosses 38
  28 Simplicity and Self-Consciousness (1) 40
  29 Simplicity and Self-Consciousness (2) 42
  30 Simplicity and Self-Consciousness (3) 44
  31 Rules for a Busy Life 48
  32 God’s Crosses Are Safer Than Self-Chosen Crosses 49
  33 Lukewarmness 51
  34 The Use of Seasons of Spiritual Peace 52
  35 The Dangers of Intellectual Attractions 53
  36 The Use of Time 54
  37 The Loving Severity of God 56
  38 Dryness and Deadness in Prayer 58
  39 Peace of Conscience 60
  40 Slackness 61
  41 Openness and Candor 63
  42 Patience Under Contradiction 64
  43 Bearing Insults 65
  44 Freedom from Self 66
  45 The Presence of God 68
  46 Seeing Ourselves in God’s Light 70
  47 Being Deprived of Conscious Sweetness 73
  48 Conformity to the Will of God (1) 74
  49 Conformity to the Will of God (2) 75
  50 Seeking Help in Inner Trouble 77
  51 Legalism and Freedom 78
  52 The Right Use of Crosses 79
  
  PART TWO: Talking with God
  INTRODUCTION TO PART TWO 83
  1 How to Talk with God 85
  2 Desiring God’s Will 86
  3 True Prayer of the Heart 87
  4 Maintaining a Life of Prayer 88
  5 Choosing Companions Wisely 91
  6 The Practice of Humility 93
  7 Conforming to the Life of Jesus 93
  8 The Uses of Humiliation 95
  9 Bearing Our Faults Patiently 96
  10 When Feelings Fail Us 97
  11 When We Feel Abandoned by God 98
  12 Living in the Present 99
  13 Pure Love 100
  14 The Refinements of Self-Love 101
  15 Listening to God Rather Than Self 103
  16 The Miracle of Self-Denial 104
  17 Bearing the Criticism of Others 106
  18 Meeting Temptations 107
  19 The Giver or the Gifts? 109
  20 When Undergoing Great Weakness 110
  21 The Interior Voice of the Spirit 111
  22 Judge Cautiously 114
  23 The Last Shall Be First 114
  24 When Spiritually Disheartened 116
  25 Dealing with Our Faults 117
  26 Faithfulness in Small Things 120
  27 Exactness and Freedom of Spirit 123
  28 Dealing with Contradictory Feelings 125
  29 Maintaining Faith Without Feelings 127
  30 Undue Attachment to Feelings 129
  31 The Proper Use of Crosses 132
  32 Joy in Bearing the Cross 135
  33 What God Orders Is Best 135
  34 Keeping All Our Affections in God 137
  35 Two Kinds of Love 137
  36 Our Union in God 139
  37 Bearing Suffering 140
  38 Suffering Rightly 140
  39 The Usefulness of Deprivations 142
  40 The Value of Moderation 142
  41 Regarding Prayer 143
  42 Keeping a Spirit of Prayer 144
  43 When Spiritual Emotions Fade 145
  44 Dealing with Sickness and Grief 146
  45 Bearing Spiritual Dryness 147
  46 Using Time Wisely 148
  47 Preserving Peace with Others 150
  48 True Freedom 151
  49 Dealing with a Haughty Spirit 152
  50 Thinking of Death 153
  51 The Cross as a Treasure 154
  
  PART THREE: Meditations on the Heart of God
  INTRODUCTION TO PART THREE 159
  1 Where Is Our Faith? 161
  2 The Kingdom Within 162
  3 The Narrow Door 162
  4 Molded into Jesus’ Image 163
  5 Devotion to God (1) 164
  6 Devotion to God (2) 165
  7 God’s Wisdom 166
  8 A Holy Mind 167
  9 Patient Acceptance 167
  10 What God Sends Is Right 168
  11 Love God’s Will 169
  12 Jesus Our Model 169
  13 Pray Faithfully 170
  14 Never Stop Knocking 171
  15 Listen to the Right Voice 171
  16 Doing God’s Will 172
  17 The Right Use of Crosses 173
  18 The Blessing of Suffering 173
  19 Be Merciful 174
  20 One Thing Is Needful 175
  21 Be Ready 176
  22 Steadfastness in Hope 177
  23 A Harvest of Joy 177
  24 Our Daily Bread 178
  25 Hunger for Righteousness 179
  26 True Peace 180
  27 True Joy 181
  28 Seek the Water That Satisfies 181
  29 Happy Tears 182
  30 Eternal Riches 183
  31 Earthly Wisdom 184
  32 Trust God 184
  33 Strength Through Weakness 185
  34 God’s Mercy 186
  35 Become Mature 186
  36 Time Is Precious 187
  37 Redeem the Time 188
  38 The Radiant Path of Faith 189
  39 God’s Kindly Hand (1) 190
  40 God’s Kindly Hand (2) 190
  41 True Love for God 191
  42 Divine Fire 192
  43 Set Me Apart 192
  44 Set Me Aflame 193
  45 The Words of Eternal Life 194
  46 Let the Light Shine Through 194
  47 The Blind World’s Fate 195
  48 Love Not the World (1) 196
  49 Love Not the World (2) 196
  50 Break My Bonds 197
  51 Dangerous Friends 198
  52 Fleeing from the World 199
  53 The Last Will Be First 199
  54 Attention to Love 200
  55 Service to Others 201
  56 A Humble Heart 201
  57 True Glory 202
  58 Our Deliverer Is Coming 203
  59 The Flesh and the Word 204
  60 Christ Lives—In Me 205
  61 Rest in God’s Heart 206
  62 Teach Us to Pray 207
  63 Where Is Our Love? 207
  64 Behold My Love 208
  65 Strive First for God’s Kingdom 209
  66 I Shall Not Want 209
  67 Hunger for God 210
  68 Unshakable Desire for God 211
  69 Learning from the Master (1) 211
  70 Learning from the Master (2) 212
  71 Learning from the Master (3) 213
  72 Make Me Worthy of Your Peace 214
  73 See God’s Mercy 215
  74 Life-Giving Pain 215
  75 The Precious Gift of Suffering 216
  76 Sustain My Heart 217
  77 Give Me Yourself 217
  78 Be My Patience 218
  79 Your Servant Is Listening 219
  80 Deliver Me from Myself 219
  81 Flooded with Grace 220
  82 My Strength Fails Me 220
  83 Join Me to Yourself 221
  84 Set Me Free 221
  85 The Sacrifice of My Days 222
  
  PART FOUR: God of My Heart: Meditations on Feasts and Fasts
  INTRODUCTION TO PART FOUR 225
  1 Advent 229
  2 St. Thomas (December 21) 232
  3 Christmas Day (December 25) 235
  4 St. John the Evangelist (December 27) 238
  5 The Circumcision (January 1) 241
  6 Epiphany (January 6) 244
  7 The Conversion of St. Paul (1) (January 25) 247
  8 The Conversion of St. Paul (2) (January 25) 250
  9 The Presentation in the Temple (February 2) 253
  10 Lent 256
  11 Holy Thursday 259
  12 Good Friday 262
  13 Holy Saturday 265
  14 Ascension 268
  15 Pentecost 271
  16 The Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 274
  17 St. Mary Magdalene (July 22) 277
  18 The Assumption (August 15) 279
  19 St. Augustine (August 28) 282
  20 All Saints’ Day (November 1) 284
  21 All Souls’ Day (November 2) 287
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 289
  NOTES 291
  FOR FURTHER READING 311
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  The Royal Way of the Cross
  Chapter 1: SEEING OUR TRUE SPIRITUAL STATE BEFORE GOD
  
  In order to make your prayer more profitable, it would be well from
  the beginning to picture yourself as a poor, naked, miserable wretch,
  perishing of hunger, who knows only one man of whom he can ask or
  hope for help. Or picture yourself as a sick person, covered with sores
  and ready to die unless some compassionate physician will take him
  in hand and heal him. These are true pictures of our condition before
  God. Your soul is barer of heavenly treasure than that poor beggar is
  of earthly possessions. You need them more urgently, and there is no
  one but God of whom you can ask or expect them. Again, your soul is
  infinitely more sin-sick than that distressed, stricken patient, and God
  alone can heal you. Everything depends on his being moved by your
  prayers. He is able for all this: but remember that he wills to act only
  when he is asked earnestly and with real neediness.
  
  When once permeated with this truth, then proceed to read over
  the subject of your meditation, either in Holy Scripture or in whatever
  book you may be using. Pause after a verse or two, to follow out such
  reflections as God may put into your mind. In order to help forward
  your beginnings, to rouse your mind from its ordinary inattention, you
  would do well to thank him for his Word, the oracle by which he
  teaches us his will, and for his willingness to teach us. It would be well
  to humble yourself and confess that you have not heeded his teaching
  better or profited by it more, examining wherein you have specially
  neglected it, or are neglecting it, and how far your life has been in
  conformity to God’s will or in opposition to it.
  
  Lay your shame before God. Reflect on the occasions that cause you
  to commit these faults and the best means of avoiding or remedying
  them. Consider what the Lord justly requires of you that you may keep
  from such falls and repent of the past. Think of how greatly you are
  bound to obey him, however hard it may seem, how profitable it is to
  do so, how disgraceful and dangerous it would be to leave it undone.
  
  Remember that we are weakness itself, as daily experience proves, and
  offer yourself to Jesus Christ. Abhor your slackness and faithlessness
  and ask him to fill your heart with all that he would see in it. Ask him
  to strengthen this will, so that you may go on doing better. Trust in
  his goodness and in his solemn promises never to forsake us in time of
  need. Lean upon his words, and rest in the hope that he will confirm
  what he has worked in you so far.
  
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Conformed to His Image/The Servant As His Lord

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Lessons on Living Like Jesus
By: Oswald Chambers

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Conformed to His Imaged is Oswald Chambers' invitation to let go of the "old you" and become a new creature in Christ. And not only an invitation - a practical guide that will move you out of the doldrums of spiritual failure, frustration, and listlessness into the Christian life as you have imagined it could be.

With startling clarity, Chambers proves once again that the Christian life of power and satisfaction is not just for "saints" but for everyday believers.

In The Servant as His Lord, Chambers explores with compassion and insight why Jesus Christ predicted that His followers would experience many tribulations. But he goes on to show how God gives us a fighting chance to triumph, and he explains that Jesus Himself is eager to nourish and guide His saints in their hours of conflict.

The one great message of this book makes clear the truth that through it all, the Lord's servant may be, and should be, "as his Lord."
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Covenants and Blessings
By: Andrew Murray

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They say promises are made to be broken and, too often, we're quietly cynical about them, even when they come from God. But His word is true, and He's promised to infuse our lives with His grace and blessing! It's a solemn promise - Scripture calls it an everlasting covenant - and you can count on it.

Andrew Murray explains:
*   The secret of abiding joy
*   God's strength for daily living
*   Freedom from the power of sin
*   The delight of blessing others
*   The intimacy of a Spirit-filled life

Why struggle to live for God when you can experience the joy of the Spirit of Christ living in you, and receive His promises of new life?

RELATED TEACHINGS: Blessing or Curse: You Can Choose
                                    My Choice: Life or Death
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  Introduction
  1. A Covenant God
  2. The Two Covenants
  3. The First Covenant
  4. The New Covenant
  5. The Covenants in Christian Experience
  6. The Everlasting Covenant
  7. A Ministration of the Spirit
  8. The Transition
  9. The Blood of the Covenant
  10. Jesus, Mediator of the New Covenant
  11. Jesus, Surety of the Better Covenant
  12. The Book of the Covenant
  13. New Covenant Obedience
  14. A Covenant of Grace
  15. An Everlasting Priesthood
  16. The Ministry of the New Covenant
  17. His Holy Covenant
  18. Entering the Covenant with All the Heart
  Note A--The Second Blessing
  Note B--The Law Written in the Heart
  Note C--George Müller's Second Conversion
  Note D--Canon Battersby
  Note E--Nothing of Myself
  Note F--The Whole Heart
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