Lived 1828 - 1917
Andrew Murray (1828 – 1917) was a South African writer, educationist, and Christian pastor. Born in Graaff-Reinet, South Africa, he influenced many, including Jessie Penn-Lewis, a key figure in the 1904-1905 Welsh Revival. A prolific writer, Murray authored over 240 books, focusing on prayer and devotion. Some of his famous works include ‘With Christ in the School of Prayer’ and ‘Abide in Christ.’ His legacy continues to inspire Christians worldwide through his writings and teachings, emphasizing a personal relationship with Christ and spiritual growth.
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Absolute Surrender
(53 pages)With other addresses. One of Murray’s best known works.
The deeper Christian life
(21 pages)Divine healing
(82 pages)Murray says: “The publication of this work may be regarded as a testimony of my faith in divine healing. After being stopped for more than two years in the exercise of my ministry, I was healed by the mercy of God.”
Helps to intercession
(19 pages)A month of practical exercises to take you deeper in prayer.
Jesus Himself
(22 pages)A revision of two addresses, which originally appeared in the South African Pioneer, the organ of the “Cape General Mission”.
Like Christ
(104 pages)“A little book on the Image of our blessed Lord, and the likeness to Him to which we are called.”
Lord, Teach Us To Pray
(18 pages)The Master’s Indwelling
(83 pages)These papers were in substance delivered by the author in a series of addresses at the Northfield Conference of 1895, but later rewritten and revised by him for this permanent and authorized publication.
The missionary problem
(3 pages)The missionary problem is a personal problem – every believer should be a soul winner.
New life
(71 pages)Written for young disciples who have but recently chosen Christ.
The power of persevering prayer
(3 pages)And the Lord said, “Men ought always to pray, and not to faint…”
The school of obedience
(42 pages)Some of the chief lessons to be learnt in Christ’s school of obedience. The Father in heaven requires that every child of His yield Him whole-hearted obedience, day by day. To enable His child to do this, He has made sufficient provision in the promise of the New Covenant, and in the gift of His Son and Spirit.
The two covenants
(74 pages)The two covenants and the second blessing.
Waiting on God
(66 pages)With Christ in the school of prayer
(118 pages)“Lord teach us to pray.”
Within
(17 pages)or ‘The Kingdom of God Is Within You’.
Working for God
(40 pages)The object of this book is to remind all Christian workers of the greatness of the work in which God gives a share, that work of bringing men back to God.