Most Popular Books by Andrew Murray

"A study on the person and work of the Holy Spirit, third person of the Trinity, in the life of the Christian"--Provided by publisher.

This book talks about communion with God and how to prepare yourself to take communion. Has a week of devotions and prayers at end of each devotion. Recommend for those that want to understand what communion is all about and why we should take it. God has prepared a table for us to eat at.

Why do some prayers move mountains and others don�t? Do you desire to have power in prayer? In "WITH CHRIST IN THE SCHOOL OF PRAYER", Dutch Reformed Pastor Andrew Murray probes scripture and the life of Christ in order to teach us how to pray effectively and powerfully. This book offers a structured series of thirty-one short and concise, practical and powerful lessons on prayer to fill the reader''s heart with a hunger for God''s presence.

Your God in heaven answers the prayers that you have offered--prayers of blessing for your own life and for others. He asks only one thing in return: Are you willing to surrender yourselves absolutely into His hands? Legendary author and Bible teacher Andrew Murray provides wise counsel that will enable you to take a giant step closer to God as you begin your journey into perfect peace and trust. Discover the joys of Absolute Surrender to our loving Father today.

"Here is the path to the higher life: down, lower down! Just as water always seeks and fills the lowest place, so the moment God finds men abased and empty, His glory and power flow in to exalt and to bless." "Humility is the only ladder to the highest honor in God''s kingdom. It is being and doing nothing by ourselves so that God can be all. It is the acknowledgement that every child of God is but a vessel through which the living God can manifest the riches of His wisdom, power and goodness." HUMILITY reveals an entirely new side of this little understood Christian grace. Andrew Murray shows that humble dependence on God is the basis of all genuine blessing. It is the highest virtue of man and the secret to true nobility.

Murray say that where there is much prayer there is much of the Spirit. He has a chapter of Christ as our example of one who intercedes. A moving chapter dealt with God calling people to the ministry of intercession. Although an old book this was an inspiring book. (Clara Roberts)

The disciples had been with Christ, and seen Him pray. They had learnt to understand something of the connection between His wondrous life in public, and His secret life of prayer. They had learnt to believe in Him as a Master in the art of prayer-none could pray like Him. And so they came to Him with the request, ''Lord, teach us to pray.'' And in after years they would have told us that there were few things more wonderful or blessed that He taught them than His lessons on prayer. And now still it comes to pass, as He is praying in a certain place, that disciples who see Him thus engaged feel the need of repeating the same request, ''Lord, teach us to pray.'' As we grow in the Christian life, the thought and the faith of the Beloved Master in His never-failing intercession becomes ever more precious, and the hope of being Like Christ in His intercession gains an attractiveness before unknown. And as we see Him pray, and remember that there is none who can pray like Him, and none who can teach like Him, we feel the petition of the disciples, ''Lord, teach us to pray, '' is just what we need. And as we think how all He is and has, how He Himself is our very own, how He is Himself our life, we feel assured that we have but to ask, and He will be delighted to take us up into closer fellowship with Himself, and teach us to pray even as He prays.

"The Ministry of Intercession" by Andrew Murray is a profound exploration of the vital role of intercessory prayer in the life of the believer and the advancement of God''s kingdom. Drawing from biblical principles and personal experience, Murray offers deep insights into the power and significance of intercession. In this insightful book, Murray delves into the biblical foundation of intercessory prayer, highlighting the examples of prayer warriors throughout Scripture and their impact on the course of history. He explores the nature of intercession as a ministry of love, compassion, and spiritual warfare, urging believers to embrace their calling as intercessors. Murray offers practical guidance for cultivating a life of intercessory prayer, emphasizing the importance of intimacy with God, faithfulness in prayer, and perseverance in intercession. He addresses common obstacles to effective prayer, such as doubt, distraction, and spiritual warfare, and provides strategies for overcoming them. With passion and conviction, Murray inspires readers to embrace the ministry of intercession as a powerful means of participating in God''s redemptive work in the world. He challenges believers to pray with fervency, faith, and expectation, trusting in God''s sovereignty and goodness. "The Ministry of Intercession" is a timeless classic that continues to inspire and equip believers to engage in the vital work of intercessory prayer. Murray''s profound insights and practical wisdom offer readers a roadmap for deepening their prayer lives and partnering with God in His purposes for the world.

Part of Andrew Murray''s classic Secret Series devotionals, The Secret of Inspiration includes extracts from the writings of William Law along with Murray''s own challenging messages and thoughtful prayers. Murray wrote this book with the intention that God would teach His church, and every reader, the threefold blessing of the power of the Spirit of God, the spirit of love, and the spirit of prayer.

Absolute surrender-let me tell you where I got those words. I used them myself often, and you have heard them numberless times. But in Scotland once I was in a company where we were talking about the condition of Christ''s Church, and what the great need of the Church and of believers is; and there was in our company a godly worker who has much to do in training workers, and I asked him what he would say was the great need of the Church, and the message that ought to be preached. He answered very quietly and simply and determinedly: "Absolute surrender to God is the one thing." The words struck me as never before. And that man began to tell how, in the workers with whom he had to deal, he finds that if they are sound on that point, even though they be backward, they are willing to be taught and helped, and they always improve; whereas others who are not sound there very often go back and leave the work. The condition for obtaining God''s full blessing is absolute surrender to Him.

Here are 31 lessons from Andrew Murray to shows you, from Scriptures and the life of Jesus, that prayer is the root and strength of all work, and that Christ in you is the real basis for all successful praying.

"Go ye also into the vineyard, and whatever is right I will give you." And they went. – Matthew 20:4 The first objective of this book is to remind all Christian workers of the greatness and the glory of the work in which God gives a share. As we see that it is God’s own work that we have to work out, and that in our working, His glory rests on us and we glorify Him, then we shall count it our joy to live only and wholly for His work. The purpose of this book at the same time is to help those who complain, or perhaps do not even know enough to complain, that they are apparently laboring in vain, by helping them discover what may be the cause of so much failure. God’s work must be done in God’s way and in God’s power. It is spiritual work to be done by spiritual men in the power of the Spirit. The clearer our submission to God’s laws of work, the surer and richer our joy and reward in it will be. Follows Waiting on God, also by Andrew Murray

With Christ in the School of Prayer by Andrew Murray is a timeless Christian classic that invites believers into a deeper, more powerful life of prayer. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus, Murray explores the vital role of faith, persistence, and intimacy with God in shaping a dynamic prayer life. With rich biblical insights and practical applications, this book serves as both a devotional guide and a theological study, leading readers step by step into a greater understanding of intercession, abiding in Christ, and the promises of answered prayer. Whether you are new to prayer or seeking a deeper communion with God, With Christ in the School of Prayer will challenge and inspire you to embrace a life of unceasing fellowship with the Father.

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Murray provides 31 heart searching readings to bring you into closer communion and fellowship with the Son of God daily. Read these thirty-one heart-searching readings and learn how to live daily in closer communion and fellowship with Him. "Abide in him; that, when he shall appear, we may have confidence, and not be ashamed before him at his coming." --1 John 2:28

Jesus wants us to come and to receive the fulfillment of the promise, "He that believeth in Me, streams of water shall flow out from him." This book points out the way to a disciplined life that truly follows after God.

In this follow-up to his earlier book on prayer, With Christ In the School of Prayer, Andrew Murray explores the idea that Christ actually meant prayer to be the great power by which His Church should do its work, and that the neglect of prayer is the great reason the Church does not have greater power over the masses in so-called Christian and non-Christian countries. Murray is convinced that, "A life abiding in Christ and filled with the Spirit, a life entirely given up as a branch for the work of the vine, has the power to claim these promises and to pray the effectual prayer that availeth much."If you need any reason why you should pray more, or if you want reassurance that your prayers will be answered accordingly, this is the book for you. Complete with Christian truths and an accompanying 31-day prayer guide, Murray hits another home-run with this book on prayer that will cultivate a deeper desire for communion with God.

In Jesus, we have both pardon & healing; they are two sides of His redemptive work." The health of our bodies is a part of the salvation Jesus earned for us on Calvary. He took upon Himself both our souls and our bodies, delivering both in equal measure from the consequences of sin. In the ministering of the apostles, forgiveness and healing complemented each other, allowing the Spirit of God to flow freely. Why isn''t the modern Church experiencing this surge of God''s healing power? What does He promise us regarding divine healing? Andrew Murray answers these questions scripturally, showing how to walk victoriously in divine health. "Jesus came to deliver men from sin and sickness that He might make known the love of the Father. In His actions, in His teachings of the disciples and in the work of the apostles, pardon and healing are always found together." - Andrew Murray Preface Pardon and Healing Because of Your Unbelief Jesus and the Doctors Health and Salvation by the Name of Jesus Not by Our Own Power According to the Measure of Faith The Way of Faith Your Body Is the Temple of the Holy Ghost The Body for the Lord The Lord for the Body Do Not Consider Your Body Discipline and Sanctification Sickness and Death The Holy Spirit the Spirit of Healing Persevering Prayer Let Him That Is Healed Glorify God The Need for a Manifestation of God''s Power Sin and Sickness Jesus Bore Our Sickness Is Sickness a Chastisement? God''s Prescription for the Sick The Lord That Healeth Thee Jesus Heals the Sick Fervent and Effectual Prayer Intercessory Prayer The Will of God Obedience and Health Job''s Sickness and Healing The Prayer of Faith Anointing in the Name of the Lord Full Salvation Our High Privilege "Ye Are the Branches"

But there are others, I am sure, whose hearts are gearning for something better than what they have known. They long, oh, so earnestly, to know Jesus Christ their loving Redeemer, in the power of the Holy Spirit which He has promised, to serve Him with that love which keeps His commandments and always abides in His love.They would fain have it discovered to them what is the secret cause of their feebleness; of their unbelief; of their impotence to influence others around them; of their failure in every attempt to live the prayer life in the joy of daily personal fellowship with Christ Jesus.It is for such that this book has been written, with the one desire of pointing out the path that leads to the full knowledge and love of God. The chief thoughts are very simple, and yet very large. The Almighty God, to Whom nothing is too hard, offers with His omnipotent power to work in them every day what they need for a life such as He would have them live.This Almighty and most loving God claims justly that they shall surrender their whole being, all their life and time and strength every day to His keeping, and to the fulfilment of His commands.And this Almighty God is to be waited on every day with a childlike confidence that He will reveal Himself as God to work out in them all the purpose of His will. Everything depends on giving the Almighty God His place, on yielding our whole life to His service and His working in us; and then the conscious assurance that His mighty power will work in us what is to us impossible. May every reader be brought under the deep conviction of how such an Almighty God, with His wonderful promises, deserves and claims to be met with a strong, whole-hearted faith in every approach to Him. He is worthy of it; and nothing less will suffice for our daily life but a faith which takes possession of and masters our whole being, and ever keeps us waiting on God, entirely at His disposal. The whole God offers Himself to us. Has He not a right, is it not in the very nature of things an absolute necessity, that the whole man, through every moment of his life, be yielded up to this blessed and most glorious God?Just one thought more. In our study of what God wants His people to be, and undertakes to make them, let us beware of only thinking of ourselves. Let each discovery of God''s wonderful grace lead us to think of the Church of Churst around us, and how little God''s children realize what their wonderful privilege in Christ is It is as an increasing number of those who are seeking to follow the Lord fully, take up the burden of their brethren around them, and plead with God for them, that we can expect God to visit His people with the revival of the abundant life in Christ, which will make her the power in the world she is meant to be. Let the low state of the Church and of the great majority of believers, and even of many in the ministry or the work of God, be a burden that we bear as God''s intercessors might and day before Him. We shall find that as we forget ourselves and plead for what appears impossible, we shall enter more deeply into the fellowship of Christ and His sufferings, as well as of Christ and His victory. Such prayer will indeed be fruitful for our own souls and for the world around us.

"Unless we are willing to pay the price, to sacrifice time and attention and seemingly legitimate or necessary tasks for the sake of the spiritual gifts, we need not look for much power from above in our work." Andrew Murray, The Ministry of Intercessory Prayer