Leo Eddleman's Teachings of Jesus is a classic that hails from the 1950s and was one of the textbooks for a Bible college
This is an excellent read demanding much of the reader
Those who aspire to graduate-level theological learning will often have to be apprised of specific German
Burton's Where to Go with Your Troubles is a Pentecostal booklet which works to demonstrate a biblical perspective of how to find peace
Elton Trueblood's Essays in Gratitude is written by a seasoned minister and pastor
Familiar Failures by Clovis G. Chappell marriage Leo Eddleman's Teachings of JesusAn unusual book, it treats biblical characters in a way similar to Proverbs, though it takes the specific character from other places (e. g., it addresses the idler, the liar, the fault finder, the good hater, etc.). It demonstrates a biblical understanding of how these should be addressed. Dr. David S. Norris