J.A. Medders

**A never before released volume from Spurgeon on life in the Holy Spirit**"Dear Christian, the Spirit is at work in you. Don't be discouraged. You may feel like God is sick and tired of waiting for you to get it together. Well, remember that the fruit of the Spirit is also a description of the Spirit himself. He is loving, joyful, peaceful, patient, kind, good, faithful, gentle, and in control. You are in good hands." -J. A. Medders from the ForewordTable of Contents: 1 The Saint and the Spirit2 Receiving the Holy Ghost3 The Leading of the Spirit, the Secret Token of the Sons of God4 Grieve Not the Holy Spirit5 Filling with the Spirit and Drunkenness with Wine6 The First Fruit of the Spirit7 The Fruit of the Spirit-Joy8 Intimate Knowledge of the Holy Spirit9 Praying in the Holy Spirit10 Our Gifts and How to Use ThemFor more classic sermons from Charles Spurgeon, see other titles in the best of Charles Spurgeon series: -Gospel Hope for Anxious Hearts: Trading Fear and Worry for the Peace of God-Encouraged to Pray: Classic Sermons on Prayer-Lessons from the Apostle Paul's Prayers-Our Savior's Cries from the Cross-Knowing the Holy Spirit

Humble Calvinism is both a helpful summary of what Calvinism is, and a helpful challenge to those who are convinced Calvinists. It calls us to hold Calvinism in our hearts, not just in our heads, so that we are humble and gracious as well as zealous for the truth, to the praise and glory of Christ and his church. Author Jeff Medders admits that he is quick to defend Calvinism, but often slow to humbly love Christians who take a different view. His warm-hearted, challenging (and surprisingly witty) book takes readers through the the five points of Calvinism, revealing that a true understanding has a humbling effect on our hearts, fueling a love of Christ and his people that builds others up, rather than tearing them down.

A call to Christians to be caught up in the powerful whirlwind that is the gospel of graceChristianity is based on the foundation of the good news of the gospel. Yet how many Christians truly find their identity there? How many are thriving in a community clinging to the gospel? How many forget about the wondrous glory of Jesus? J. A. Medders is on a mission to help Christians remember that the power that raised Jesus from the dead is also the power for our everyday life in Christ. Yet living a gospel-centered life does not always come easily. The biblical meditations in Gospel Formed help to kindle, or rekindle, the passion to live a grace-addicted, truth-filled, Jesus-exalting life by constantly driving the reader back to the power of the cross and the empty tomb. Funny, punchy, and theologically accessible, readers will be encouraged, challenged, and ultimately reoriented to the true North of Christianity--Christ Himself.