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Horatius Bonar (1808-1889) was a Scottish theologian, poet, and writer of hymns. In The Rent Veil, Dr. Bonar provides us with a wonderful treatment of the Atonement. This edition contains the original footnotes.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Horatius Bonar - God's Way of Peace
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In God's Way of Peace, Horatius Bonar (1808-1889) examines the various excuses of the anxious, almost-Christian in failing to come to Christ. These excuses incorporate bad theology, love of sin, and an improper view of faith and repentance as prerequisite self-work. Bonar discusses at length law and grace, as well as the often misunderstood and misapplied doctrine of Divine Election. This work is a highly recommended read!
Thursday, February 6, 2014
T. Austin-Sparks - Prophetic Ministry
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Another commonly requested Austin-Sparks work. Description to follow...
T. Austin-Sparks - The Stewardship of the Mystery
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The Stewardship of the Mystery is another classic work by Theodore Austin-Sparks. It was initially published in two separate volumes, which have been conveniently joined here in one easy-to-read e-book translation.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
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Sunday, February 2, 2014
Our E-book Ministry
I'm of the opinion that the
Church should have access to scripturally sound, edifying Christian
literature and that one need not be kept from having a modest Christian
library because of cost. The ministry of TCC e-book blog involves the
provision of quality Christian literature in accurate and accessible
formats for FREE. Many ebooks released today, quite honestly, are
hack-jobs prepared for passively earned profit (i.e., royalties from
online sales). If any of you use e-readers, you've probably had the
experience of purchasing a book only to find that it's riddled with
errors so glaring that a chimpanzee could have corrected some of them
with a one-pass editing. None of the books on TCC e-book blog were
released without extensive checking of the source documents, and
painstaking formatting and editing. This often involved referencing and
old, out-of-print edition to ensure that certain passages were correct,
that the language forms were appropriate, and to verify errors in the
optical character recognition from the source text. What we should have,
then, are a collection of books that exceed the quality and accuracy of
many of the same titles sold by different publishers online.
That doesn't mean that these books can't be without error. If you're prone to read them, please alert me to any concern for error, no matter how small. If the concern reveals an actual error, it will be corrected, and the e-books will be updated. As a reward for your help, I'll even give you an updated version of the book, also for free! :)
If you haven't already, please join our e-book blog (using the email entry on the main page of the ebook blog and the Google connect options to the right) and direct your friends, family, fellow church members, etc. to this valuable and free resource.
That doesn't mean that these books can't be without error. If you're prone to read them, please alert me to any concern for error, no matter how small. If the concern reveals an actual error, it will be corrected, and the e-books will be updated. As a reward for your help, I'll even give you an updated version of the book, also for free! :)
If you haven't already, please join our e-book blog (using the email entry on the main page of the ebook blog and the Google connect options to the right) and direct your friends, family, fellow church members, etc. to this valuable and free resource.
J.C. Ryle - Holiness
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After an 18 month hiatus, The Calvinist Cafe's e-book blog is back in business! We're celebrating our re-launch with a book that has been long overdue on the blog. J.C. Ryle's Holiness is an undisputed classic of Christian literature. If you haven't read it, well now is the time; if you have, then this convenient e-book edition affords you the portability and opportunity to read it again. This is the seemingly harder-to-find unabridged, fully annotated and illustrated version. The archaic English has been maintained, although Ryle is always readable. No attempts have been made to modernize the text. This work has been carefully edited and formatted; however, if you should locate any errors in the e-book translation, please make them known so that they may be corrected.
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