The Saints' Everlasting Rest

Rating:
Summary: A Devotional Classic
Review: I am in absolute agreement with the review below. As I set my heart upon the Lord in the early pages of this work, it brought healing tears to my eyes. This book helps open heaven to our hearts, and would be wonderful in meditative prayerful reading. it was written in 1650 by a man who in deep sickness thought he was dying about the glories of heaven, but went on for 40 more years and had one of the legendary ministries of England. A Puritan/Calvinist, but this work will be apprieciated by all who love the deeper Christian life.

Rating:
Summary: A Devotional Classic
Review: I am in absolute agreement with the review below. As I set my heart upon the Lord in the early pages of this work, it brought healing tears to my eyes. This book helps open heaven to our hearts, and would be wonderful in meditative prayerful reading. it was written in 1650 by a man who in deep sickness thought he was dying about the glories of heaven, but went on for 40 more years and had one of the legendary ministries of England. A Puritan/Calvinist, but this work will be apprieciated by all who love the deeper Christian life.

Rating:
Summary: A book for those who are tired of the first grade in faith
Review: It is time to stop playing church. Reading Baxter's book will challenge you to rediscover the wonders of the Lord through reflection and meditation. Taking captive our thoughts and making them obedient to Christ will make us strong in the faith and bring victory to our spiritual walks.