If you are interested in a more holy life, the author presents a scriptural guide to the holy life. Christians often feel more pain and shame over unholy, lurking "inward tendencies" than ever they did from their overt sinful lives. This is speaking of true Christians, those who love Christ and who have had many rich blessings. Yet it grieves them sorely that their inner heart life is a scene of carnal activity and corruption. These are painful realities; and every true Christian should and will loathe them. But there is good news for Christians! The Scriptures declare that Jesus Christ is a Savior to the uttermost (Heb. 7:25). Holiness of heart and life is the triumph of Christ's holy gospel.

The Way of the Cross (also known as Beyond Humiliation) is J. Gregory Mantle's classic work on the experimental working of the Cross in the believer's life. This first Kingsley Press edition is complete and unabridged--based on the First Edition of 1896.

This book is excellent for the existing Christian who is desiring a deeper heart purity. It is also an excellent book for the non-Christian and beginning Christian, especially for someone who feels confused or overwhelmed when reading the scriptures and has a lot of questions about freedom from sin and a heart made pure by the blood of the Lamb.

An excellent devotional book, with over 100 thought provoking texts and scriptures concerning holiness and living a holy life. It contains nuggets of truth to hone our doctrine of holiness.

Subtitled A Purview of Sancification. This book is a summary of true Biblical holiness. It properly begins with the essential nature of God. The author notes that our Lord created humanity to be like Himself in holiness. Anything contrary to holiness opposes the creative purpose of our loving God. But the offering of Jesus at Calvary makes His creative purpose possible today.

O. W. Willis is one of the towering preaching personalities of The Wesleyan Church and the holiness movement. Thousands of people from around the world are familiar with his name. This book contains over 50 short stories and anecdotes gleaned from a ministry spanning 52 years.

Daily Thoughts on Holiness is a one-year devotional. Each devotional focuses on a portion of Scripture and they are arranged in Biblical order. There are more than fifty contributors who are passionate about the topic of holiness—a life fully surrendered to Christ. Some are published theologians, and others have never been published before—pastors, missionaries, and laypersons who urge us all to be wholly devoted followers of Jesus.

This book was written especially as a Heart-cry to the Pilgrim Holiness Church of New York and the Ministry of the Conservative Holiness Movement. Although written primariy to stir the church body of a small denomination which is close to the author's heart, it is also applicable to many other small denominations, along with scattered individuals throughout the older holiness churches, which makes up what is commonly called "the conservative holiness movement." These Six Chapters address some of the issues due to exclusivity, sectarianism, spiritual pride, and detachment from the real struggle, which characterizes so much of the conservative holiness scene.