
Timeless Inspirational Classics Set
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Timeless Inspirational Classics Set: Four Christian Classics in Hardcover
Christians have been reading these four books for centuries. In them, Henry Scougal explains what true religion is, Andrew Murray writes on waiting on God and on humility, and John Owen shows how to put sin to death. This set brings all four together in matching Generations hardcover editions.
Each edition keeps the author's full text and updates the older language so it reads clearly today. You get Scougal, Murray, and Owen as they wrote, in sentences you don't have to fight through.
What's in the Set
The Life of God in the Soul of Man by Henry Scougal (1677)
Scougal wrote this as a private letter to a friend. His argument is that real Christianity is the life of God dwelling in the soul. Outward duty and religious feeling can imitate it, but they can't replace it. George Whitefield said he never understood true religion until he read this book.
Waiting on God by Andrew Murray (1896)
This book has thirty-one short daily readings on depending on God and resting in Him. Read one a day for a month in personal devotions or family worship.
Humility by Andrew Murray (1895)
Murray calls humility the root of every other grace and traces it through the life of Christ. You can read it in an afternoon, and it rewards rereading for years.
The Mortification of Sin by John Owen (1656)
Working from Romans 8:13, Owen shows why willpower and outward reform can't kill sin, and how believers put it to death by the Spirit. It is one of the most widely read Puritan books, and it still speaks directly to the daily struggle with sin.
Good For
- Personal devotional reading
- Family worship and reading aloud with older children
- Small groups and church book studies
- A gift for a new believer, a graduate, or a pastor
The set costs less than buying the four books separately, and the matching hardcovers look good together on a shelf. More titles are coming to the Timeless Inspirational Classics series.