HOLINESS: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties and Roots
About this ebook
Christian Publishing House presents an annotated edition, updated for today’s readers. Modernized language, corrected text, and ESV Bible references enhance accessibility while preserving Ryle’s original depth. This refreshed classic challenges believers to embrace true holiness, resist worldly compromise, and rest in Christ’s all-sufficient grace.
Perfect for those seeking to deepen their faith and live for Christ in a challenging world.
About the author
In this timeless classic, J. C. Ryle, a revered nineteenth-century evangelical leader, delivers a powerful call to pursue scriptural holiness rooted in union with Christ. Through twenty-one chapters, Ryle explores the nature of sin, the essence of sanctification, the cost of discipleship, and the centrality of Jesus Christ as the source of justification, comfort, and eternal hope. With pastoral wisdom, he confronts theological errors, warns against shallow piety, and urges believers to live lives that “adorn the doctrine of God our savior” (Titus 2:10). His inclusion of Puritan insights from Traill and Brooks enriches this profound guide to godly living.
Christian Publishing House presents an annotated edition, updated for today’s readers. Modernized language, corrected text, and ESV Bible references enhance accessibility while preserving Ryle’s original depth. This refreshed classic challenges believers to embrace true holiness, resist worldly compromise, and rest in Christ’s all-sufficient grace.
Perfect for those seeking to deepen their faith and live for Christ in a challenging world.
