Andrew Murray, Legacy Edition

The topic of Andrew Murray’s Humility, originally published in 1895, is rather straight forward from the title. While some books apply to a certain audience, Humility by Andrew Murray is relevant for all people, across all time. The minute someone thinks they have perfected their humility, they have found a new place to root their pride. And as Murray says, "The truth is this: Pride may die in you, or nothing of heaven can live in you." After over one hundred years, this book remains a treasure for all Christians to discover.

Andrew Murray was both an author and pastor in South Africa at the turn of the nineteenth century. The Master’s Indwelling is a collection of addresses that were given at the Northfield Conference in 1895, and later compiled into a publication in 1896. It includes a variety of topics centering on the Christian life, and the need to put God first in all things. Murray’s sermons show that all members of the church, across all time, have the same struggle with pride, and need the same encouragement towards the hope that is only available in Jesus Christ.

"Our God delights in helping us. He will enable us to perfect, not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, what was begun in the Spirit." Absolute Surrender develops an understanding of the need for "absolute surrender" to God. Murray provides concrete steps for bringing about such surrender in one's life. He also describes both the fruit of surrendering, e.g. true experience of the Holy Spirit in one's life, and the different "stages" one goes through on the "path to Christian liberty." Anyone not fully experiencing Christian liberty will be enriched by Absolute Surrender.