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Join William Griffith Thomas, a dedicated pastor, educator, and co-founder of the Dallas Theological Seminary, as he explores the profound prayers found in Pauls letters to the churches of Thessalonica, Colossi, and Ephesus. In this insightful collection of nine devotional commentaries, Thomas, known for his theological conservatism, delves into the meaning of the texts while offering heartfelt applications for daily life. Experience a deeper connection to scripture through the wise reflections of MaryAnn.

Prayers of St Paul

Dive into a heartfelt collection of fifteen enchanting short stories, each brimming with morals and wisdom inspired by the timeless book of Proverbs. These tales, rich in warmth and charm, offer listeners of all ages profound lessons that resonate deeply. Each story is beautifully recapped with insightful poems, making this collection a delightful journey that invites you to draw closer to His Word. (Summary by DariaAM)

Precepts in Practice; or, Stories Illustrating the Proverbs

Dive into the rich spiritual legacy of the Early Church with Prayers of the Early Church. This collection features prayers from our Lord, the apostles, martyrs, and saints spanning from the churchs inception to the fifth century. With selections from each of the first five centuries, this treasure trove offers a virtually limitless bounty for anyone willing to explore its depths. Carefully chosen for their spiritual and devotional significance, these prayers are organized chronologically, providing a meaningful representation of each era. While the task of selection was challenging, the hope is that this book will serve as a valuable resource for individual and family devotions, prayer groups, and church bulletins. Compiled from numerous historical sources, this collection invites you to enrich your spiritual journey and engage with the profound prayers that have shaped Christian faith throughout the ages.

Prayers of the Early Church

You may wonder why I choose to engage with such a wild group as the Quakers, or why I take the time to write these brief lines in response to them. The truth is, they sent me five different papers—one containing the questions I now answer, while the others were filled with nothing but harsh and scornful words. On a day when I was confined to my room due to illness, they came to our assembly, questioning the preacher after the morning sermon. When he opted not to engage in public debate, they labeled him a hireling that flieth. Their bravado and challenges, combined with the expectations of naive onlookers for us to respond, compelled me to address their inquiries after a rather fruitless dialogue with a rather unreasonable critic. Thus, I present to you this concise response to their questions.

Quakers Catechism

Ajax is a powerful Greek tragedy penned in the 5th century BC, though its exact debut remains a mystery. Most scholars believe it to be an early work, likely composed around 450 - 430 BC. The play delves into the tumultuous fate of the warrior Ajax, set in the aftermath of the Iliad and just prior to the climax of the Trojan War. At the storys outset, Ajax is consumed by rage after Achilles armor is awarded to Odysseus instead of him. In his fury, he vows to exact revenge on the Greek leaders who have dishonored him. However, before he can carry out his drastic plan, the goddess Athena deceives him into mistaking the livestock claimed by the Achaeans as the Greek leaders. The narrative unfolds as we witness Ajaxs tragic descent into madness, ultimately leading to his heartbreaking suicide. - Summary by Wikipedia (edited by Expatriate)

Ajax (Campbell Translation)

British archaeologist &amp; Egyptologist, Flinders Petrie, discusses the history of civilization in Egypt, Greece, Rome &amp; medieval Europe &amp; correlates contemporary events in different countries. A measure of the quality of civilisation is proposed by a comparison of artisan skill and effort judged in art, sculpture, and architecture between the timelines of radically different cultures. A special focus on Egypt presents evidence in a series of phases of art skill, rather than the leadership of a dynasty. (Summary by Leon Harvey)

British archaeologist & Egyptologist, Flinders Petrie, discusses the history of civilization in Egypt, Greece, Rome & medieval Europe & correlates contemporary events in different countries. A measure of the quality of civilisation is proposed by a comparison of artisan skill and effort judged in art, sculpture, and architecture between the timelines of radically different cultures. A special focus on Egypt presents evidence in a series of phases of art skill, rather than the leadership of a dynasty. (Summary by Leon Harvey)

Revolutions of Civilization

The 7 Wonders of the Ancient World is a list of masterpieces of architecture and art of classical antiquity. First compiled in the second century BC, it served as a guidebook for the interested Hellenic traveller. This small book gives an introduction to all the entries on the list: The Pyramid of Khufu, the Walls of Babylon, the Satue of the Olympian Zeus, the Temple of Diana (or Artemis), the Tomb of King Mausolus, the Colossus of Rhodes, and the Pharos of Alexandria. Sadly for the modern tourist, all but the Pyramid of Giza have been destroyed centuries ago. (Summary by Availle.)

Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

Step into the chilling world of The Jewel of Seven Stars, a haunting tale by Bram Stoker, first published in 1903. This gripping horror novel follows the intense obsession of an archaeologist who seeks to resurrect Queen Tera, an ancient Egyptian mummy. As dark forces awaken, the boundary between life and death blurs, leading to a thrilling confrontation with the unknown. (Summary by Wikipedia)

Jewel of Seven Stars

In this captivating tale, the narrator meets his end right from the first sentence. As he recounts his adventures in the afterlife, Henry Fielding‚renowned author of Tom Jones and Joseph Andrews‚offers a witty and insightful satire on life in our earthly realm. (Summary by Denny Sayers) This project was proof listened by Linda Andrus and Betty M.

Journey from This World to the Next

In a world steeped in the cruelty of the feudal age, two brothers wield their wealth and power with an iron fist. However, when the oppressed villagers turn to a mysterious sorcerer for salvation, the wicked barons may finally meet their match. This captivating tale, featuring one of the earliest portrayals of a vampire in English literature, was first published in The Argosy in 1867. - Summary by Newgatenovelist

Last Lords of Gardonal

Dive into the captivating world of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, a master storyteller of the nineteenth century. This collection brings to light a selection of his forgotten works alongside tales that may be unfamiliar to many. Renowned for his exceptional ability to craft ghost stories, Le Fanu skillfully sets the scene and weaves effective details that draw readers into the eerie atmosphere he creates. To entice you further, the most striking and sensational tales are presented at the forefront of this volume. As Le Fanu evolved as a writer, his stories grew in depth and sophistication, making each one a unique experience. If you enjoy the chilling narratives of Squire Tobys Will and Madam Crowls Ghost, youll find that his earlier works possess the same outstanding qualities, albeit with a hint of the stylistic nuances of the forties and fifties. (Summary by M. R. James from Prologue)

Madam Crowls Ghost and Other Tales of Mystery

Trapped in a Scottish prison by a fierce snowstorm, our narrator encounters the intriguing resident doctor, an expert in criminal psychology. To pass the time, the doctor shares a captivating tale of a peculiar prisoner who wears motorcycle goggles‚revealing the shocking reasons behind his unusual accessory and the dark deeds that led him to a life sentence. Join us as we delve into this bizarre story of crime and intrigue. - Summary by A. Gramour

Mayfair Magician; a Romance of Criminal Science

Step into the eerie world of J. Sheridan LeFanus Gothic mystery novel, narrated by the young Englishman Richard Beckett, who finds himself captivated by a beautiful yet enigmatic Countess shrouded in a black veil. In a desperate bid to be close to her, he secures a room at the haunted Dragon Volant inn, a place steeped in chilling legends of mysterious disappearances. Will Richard uncover the secrets that lie within its walls, or will he become another lost soul? (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)

Room in the Dragon Volant

Dive into a chilling anthology of spine-tingling tales from the renowned pulp horror writer Joseph Payne Brennan, the mastermind behind Slime, the story that inspired the iconic film The Blob! From sinister felines to nocturnal bloodsuckers, Brennan unveils a collection of supernatural narratives brimming with eerie hauntings, wicked witches, and all things that go bump in the dark. Notably, In the Very Stones introduces us to his beloved psychic detective, Lucius Leffing. Snuggle up and prepare for a dose of classic pulp horror from a true master of the macabre! (Summary by Ben Tucker)

Scream at Midnight

A lingering sense of dread envelops the decaying, foul-smelling town of Innsmouth, where the residents seem to have abandoned the very notion of death itself. What dark secrets lie beneath the surface? - Summary by Weird Tales, January 1942

Shadow Over Innsmouth

Join Lady Emilia Dilke, a celebrated author, art historian, and advocate for womens rights, as she weaves tales that blur the lines between reality and the supernatural. Her hauntingly dreamlike narratives evoke a sense of the esoteric, exploring tragic fables of love and loss through a gothic lens. With lyrical prose and vivid characterizations, Lady Dilke invites you to journey into realms where death and magic intertwine, revealing that the hearts desires may not always lead to the best outcomes. (Summary by Ben Tucker)

Shrine of Death and Other Stories

Dive into the twisted world of Cyril Wentworth, a truly despicable man who will stop at nothing to maintain his luxurious lifestyle. Yet, he finds himself constantly thwarted by a determined young woman hell-bent on sabotaging his every move. What‚s a villain to do? Richard Marsh, renowned for his work The Beetle, delivers another captivating tale filled with horror, humor, crime, and even a dash of the undead. Told in a refreshingly modern style, this story showcases Marshs knack for crafting intriguing female protagonists. - Summary by Alan Winterrowd

Spoiler of Men

Dive into the chilling world of Barry Pains most captivating horror tales and unsettling weird fiction. This collection, narrated by Carolin, will keep you on the edge of your seat as you explore the darker side of storytelling.

Stories in the Dark

Dive into the chilling origins of the infamous Sweeney Todd in The String of Pearls, a tale that first captivated readers in 1846 through the pages of The Peoples Periodical and Family Library. This gripping story blurs the lines between romance and horror, presenting one of the earliest murder mysteries. Unlike the more sympathetic portrayals that would follow, Todd emerges here as a quintessential villain‚self-serving and devoid of any redeeming qualities. As his dark deeds come to light, the narrative unfolds with suspense and intrigue, making it a compelling listen, though perhaps not for the faint-hearted or young listeners. (Summary by John Lieder).

String of Pearls

Immerse yourself in Studies in Love and in Terror, a captivating collection of five stories by Marie Belloc Lowndes. These tales uniquely blend elements of romance with suspense, offering a rich tapestry that appeals to a diverse audience. Join narrator Carolin as she brings to life narratives that dance between the tender and the terrifying.

Studies in Love and in Terror

Dive into the haunting world of Wilhemina Fitzclarence, a Scottish novelist and a descendant of King William IV. In her 1896 collection, the echoes of the past come alive through chilling narratives. In ‚òThe Bruges Ghost,‚ a terrifying apparition emerges in a historic Belgian town, while ‚òA Mysterious Visitor‚ reveals a shocking truth to a convalescing young officer from an unfamiliar stranger. Lastly, ‚òThe Tyburn Ghost‚ brings to life Londons grim history, haunting unsuspecting visitors with its dark tales. Join us for a journey into the supernatural that will leave you spellbound. - Summary by Newgatenovelist

Three Supernatural Stories

Few tales of shipwreck and survival can rival that of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a 16th-century Spaniard who found himself cast ashore near Tampa Bay, Florida, in 1528. Over the next eight years, he endured a hand-to-mouth existence among the Native Americans of the South and Southwest, ultimately traversing the plains on foot to reach the Pacific Coast and arriving in Mexico in 1536. In 1542, Cabeza de Vaca published an account of his remarkable adventures, and this reading draws from Fanny Bandelier‚s English translation of that work. Alongside three other survivors‚two Spaniards and a North African slave named Estvanico‚Cabeza de Vaca faced unimaginable hardships. Initially enslaved by the Indians and forced to dig for food, he quickly adapted, becoming a trader who exchanged coastal goods for essential supplies from inland tribes. Trade suited me well,‚ he reflected, as it granted him the freedom to roam. His reputation grew as a healer, allowing him to barter his medical skills for food from the tribes, who were often short on provisions. The survivors overland journey, marked by their understanding of Native customs, saw them welcomed by various tribes, each stop solidifying their bonds with the locals. After eight long years, Cabeza de Vaca struggled to readjust to Spanish civilization, recounting how he found it difficult to wear clothing and sleep on a proper bed. His first-person narrative is a thrilling account of survival against all odds. (Introduction by Sue Anderson)

Journey of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca

Originally published in 1885, Light on the Path has become a cornerstone for Theosophists and spiritual seekers alike. This timeless work provides insightful guidance for those pursuing a spiritual way of life, presented in concise, point-by-point sections that engage the reader. This edition also includes a valuable chapter on karma, offering deeper insights for students of esoteric wisdom. - Summary by Newgatenovelist

Light on the Path

Discover the profound wisdom of James Allen, a British philosophical writer who played a pivotal role in the self-help movement. Renowned for his ability to articulate complex themes like faith, destiny, love, and religion with remarkable clarity, Allen’s insights continue to inspire. His most famous work, *As a Man Thinketh*, has touched countless lives since its release in 1903. In *Morning and Evening Thoughts*, published in 1909 and lovingly curated by his wife, Lily Allen, readers are invited to reflect on a unique thought for each morning and evening of the month, drawing from the rich tapestry of Allen’s other writings. This collection serves as a daily guide for personal growth and introspection.

Morning and Evening Thoughts

Writing for the family of God is a profound challenge, and it is with this very audience in mind that these reflections on chastisement have been crafted. Particularly aimed at the younger believers who walk alongside the man of sorrows, this discourse acknowledges the rough journey ahead, where tribulation is a constant companion. As they traverse through lifes deserts and valleys, they are reminded to hold tightly to the gracious hand guiding them toward the kingdom. With the loving gaze of divine vigilance upon them, this volume seeks to resonate deeply with its readers, offering not just insight but companionship in their trials. Herein lies a brothers voice, echoing the sentiments of shared struggles and the enduring patience found in Jesus Christ.

Night of Weeping

In response to Pollentiuss inquiry about separation due to adultery, St. Augustine composed the thought-provoking work On Adulterous Marriages. Pollentius argued that a wife could remarry if she left her husband for his infidelity, interpreting St. Pauls teachings as applicable only to those who marry for reasons beyond adultery. St. Augustine counters this view, asserting that the prohibition applies to women who depart for this very cause. Furthermore, Pollentius claimed that believers in a marriage could not abandon their unbelieving partners, while St. Augustine clarifies that, although not encouraged, it is permissible according to St. Paul. As we delve into the second book, we discover the overwhelming demand for St. Augustines writings led to their publication by those around him, often without his prior consent. - Summary by Claude Fleury in The Ecclesiastical History

On Adulterous Marriages

This insightful collection presents brief reflections on the Christian ministry, thoughtfully organized by theme. Reflecting on my first encounter with Mr. Cecil over fifteen years ago, I was deeply impressed by the wisdom and originality of his insights. I felt compelled to document his thoughts, believing they would benefit others. While Mr. Cecil often speaks of himself in these remarks—a detail that might come across as egotistical to some—it is essential to recognize the context in which they were shared. These reflections stemmed largely from my inquiries into his perspectives on various doctrinal and practical matters. In transcribing his sentiments, I have endeavored to capture his authentic expressions, though I cannot guarantee precise verbatim accuracy. The collected observations may span different times and contexts, so readers should not assume a strict sequential flow. I invite you to explore these valuable insights.

On Subjects Connected with the Christian Ministry

The Orthodox Faith serves as a quintessential representation of the Early Greek Fathers teachings. Written just before the final truly Ecumenical Councils of 787, this work stands as the last Eastern theological contribution wholeheartedly embraced by the West. As an ecumenical touchstone, it continues to hold authority in Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism (notably through Peter Lombards Sentences), and in Reformation Churches eager to shed late medieval additions and return to the foundational principles of Creedal Christianity. (Summary by Jonathan Lange)

Orthodox Faith

Bramwell Booth, the eldest son of Salvation Army founders William and Catherine Booth, stepped into a pivotal role following his fathers passing. Known affectionately as Willie, he transitioned from the Armys first chief of staff to its General. While his authoritative leadership style sparked considerable controversy and ultimately led to his ousting, he has left behind a profound legacy. This book offers treasured insights into the life and character of Christ, the true Master of the universal army of His followers. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Our Master- Thoughts for Salvationists about Their Lord

Death is the Gate of Life—a profound truth captured in these timeless words. While our instinctual view of death is one of a dismal end, marked by decay and despair, this perspective is only half the story. From Gods vantage point, death, which entered the world as a consequence of sin, is transformed into a pathway to glory. It becomes a beginning, a means of unleashing new life. The hope woven into these parables of death and life is a gift for those who seek redemption through Him. For those who have not turned toward this light, death looms as an inescapable doom, devoid of hope. (excerpt from Parables of the Cross)

Parables of the Cross

In her 1926 work, Hannah Trager offers a vivid snapshot of Jewish family life in Jerusalem circa 1876 through her book, Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago. Each chapter features Mr. Jacobs reading heartfelt letters from his cousins, recounting cherished traditions and holidays that shaped their lives. This enchanting narrative invites listeners to explore the rich tapestry of customs and experiences that define a vibrant community. (Introduction by wildemoose)

Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago

Journey with Christian through the timeless allegory of The Pilgrims Progress, penned by John Bunyan and first published in February 1678. This influential work is celebrated as a cornerstone of religious English literature, having been translated into over 200 languages and remaining in print for centuries. This special 1890 edition by the American Tract Society not only includes the complete narrative but also features a memoir of Bunyan, beautifully condensed from his own works, Grace Abounding and Life of Bunyan by Canon Edmunds Venables.

Pilgrims Progress (version 2)

In this captivating story, three young women navigate the complexities of love, finances, and faith. Callie and her husband, though struggling financially, adhere to Gods principles by living frugally and setting aside a portion for His work. On the other hand, Evas husband earns more than double Callies, yet they find themselves drowning in debt. Eva grapples with the belief that their financial troubles are her fault, feeling lost as a novice housekeeper unaware of where their money goes. Meanwhile, the cheerful Jennie dreams of marrying a wealthy man, envisioning a life filled with parties and luxury. However, Will Coleman, though poor and non-Christian, brings a touch of romance and charm that complicates Jennies dreams. Will love triumph over financial strife? (Summary by TriciaG)

Pocket Measure

Join Underhill as she unpacks the essence of mysticism, guiding us through the stages of spiritual growth along the mystical journey. Discover her insightful perspective on how mysticism can be practically applied in the lives of everyday individuals. (Summary by Carla Arnell)

Practical Mysticism-  A Little Book for Normal People

Discover the profound wisdom of Brother Lawrence in The Practice of the Presence of God, a thoughtfully compiled collection of letters and conversations by one of his devoted disciples. As a Carmelite monk and the head cook in his monastery, Brother Lawrence became renowned for his mystical insights and spiritual guidance. This collection captures his heartfelt final conversations and invaluable advice to friends and followers during his struggle with an unnamed illness that ultimately claimed his life. (Description written by Kirsten Ferreri.)

Practice of the Presence of God

Brother Lawrence, born Nicholas Herman around 1610 in the Duchy of Lorraine, France, lived a remarkable life marked by both hardship and profound spiritual insight. After a tumultuous youth that included serving as a soldier during the Thirty Years War and suffering a debilitating injury, he found his calling in a monastery in Paris. Despite his humble beginnings as a clumsy footman and later roles as a cook and sandal repairer, Brother Lawrence embodied a deep devotion to God, discovering a pure and uncomplicated way to live in His presence. Over the course of his forty-year journey, he faced significant trials, yet his gentle spirit and joyful heart shone through. It wasnt until after his death in 1691 that his letters and conversations were compiled into the beloved book The Practice of the Presence of God. In this timeless work, Brother Lawrence shares his insights on walking with God not merely through the mind but through the heart, offering a path to peace and divine companionship accessible to all, regardless of their circumstances. His legacy endures as a practical guide for anyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God today.

Practice of the Presence of God (version 2)

In Quiet Talks on Power, the inaugural book of S. D. Gordons renowned Quiet Talks series, the author delves into humanitys deep-seated yearning for power. He reveals that true power can only be sourced from the Holy Spirit. Gordon illustrates how a daily walk with God can empower individuals with divine authority, enabling them to effect meaningful change in the world around them. - Summary by Justin Vistine

Quiet Talks on Power

Dive into a delightful collection of stories that celebrate the vibrant spirit of boyhood in all its forms. With a charming blend of humor and heart, these tales by Francis J. Finn, S.J., a Catholic priest and prolific author, resonate with the joys and adventures of boys from every walk of life. Best known for his beloved novel “Tom Playfair,” Finns storytelling captures the essence of youthful exuberance and the lessons learned along the way.

Mostly Boys- Short Stories

The Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, is a work of enormous proportions. Setting out with the simple goal of offering "American households a mass of good reading", the editors drew from literature of all times and all kinds what they considered the best pieces of human writing, and compiled an ambitious collection of 45 volumes (with a 46th being an index-guide). Besides the selection and translation of a huge number of poems, letters, short stories and sections of books, the collection offers, before each chapter, a short essay about the author or subject in question. In many cases, chapters contemplate not one author, but certain groups of works, organized by nationality, subject or period; there is, thus, a chapter on Accadian-Babylonian literature, one on the Holy Grail, and one on Chansons, for example. The result is a collection that holds the interest, for the variety of subjects and forms, but also as a means of first contact with such famous and important authors that many people have heard of, but never read, such as Abelard, Dante or Lord Byron. According to the editor Charles Dudley Warner, this collection "is not a library of reference only, but a library to be read." This ninth volume contains chapters from "Chamisso" to "Collins". (Summary by Leni)

Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, volume 09

Theophrastus Longuet, a retired rubber stamp manufacturer in Paris, enjoys a peaceful life with his beloved wife Marceline and their longtime friend M. Lecamus. However, tranquility is shattered when the malevolent spirit of Cartouche, a notorious brigand executed in 1721, threatens to disrupt their idyllic existence. As a perfect storm brews, the trio must confront the haunting legacy of the past, and even the enigmatic Mage, M. Eliphas de Saint-Elme de Taillebourg de la Nox, lurking in his mysterious underground crypt, may not be enough to save them from their impending fate. (Summary by afinevoice)

Man with the Black Feather

Explore the rich tapestry of medieval life and culture in France, with insights drawn from across Europe. This engaging account delves into various aspects of daily life, including private rituals, culinary traditions, hunting practices, games, clothing styles, social privileges, justice systems, and more. With over 400 contemporary illustrations enhancing the narrative, this book brings history to life. Please note that sections 27 and 28 on punishments may be unsettling for sensitive readers. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

Manners, Customs and Dress During the Middle Ages and During the Renaissance Period

In the enchanting backdrop of Rome, a group of artists is immersed in their creative pursuits. But when one of them retreats to a secluded villa for solitude, his friends are drawn to visit. What they discover is unsettling‚a mere ‚òshadowy likeness‚ of Marcello, who has inexplicably taken up sleepwalking. As they delve deeper into the mystery, a strange woman emerges from the shadows of the grounds each night. Who is she, and what secrets does she hold? - Summary by Newgatenovelist

Mystery of the Campagna

Dive into a captivating collection of short stories filled with intrigue and romance, all set against the backdrop of the vast ocean during the golden age of sea exploration.

Mystery of the Ocean Star - A Collection of Maritime Sketches

Dive into the haunting world of The Naiad A Ghost Story, a mesmerizing supernatural novella by the renowned author George Sand, the pen name of Amantine-Lucile-Aurore Dudevant, ne Dupin. Join us as we explore themes of love, loss, and the ethereal, brought to life through the vivid storytelling of A. Gramour.

Naiad

Dive into Maurice Renards wonderfully eccentric tale of mad science that draws inspiration from H. G. Wells The Island of Dr. Moreau, yet boldly ventures into its own surreal territory. When young Nicholas visits his enigmatic scientist uncle, Dr. Lerne, at a secluded French chateau, he cant shake the feeling that something is amiss. With strange noises echoing through the night and mysterious Germans working in a clandestine laboratory, Nicholas curiosity is piqued. As he grapples with his feelings for the beautiful Emma, who is also staying at the chateau, he soon finds himself embroiled in a web of peril that far exceeds his wildest imagination. - Summary by Ben Tucker

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