Watchman Nee Boeken

The God of Abraham, Issac and The Promise of God, the Enjoyment of Christ, & the Transformation of the Spirit

The aspiration of Christians to emulate Christ is central to this book, which explores the divine intention for believers to be transformed in His likeness. It addresses the frustration many feel in achieving this goal, questioning whether it stems from a lack of understanding of God's provisions. With clear explanations and helpful illustrations, the book aims to guide readers in overcoming obstacles and living a victorious Christian life, serving as a companion to the classic, The Normal Christian Life.

This book, which will contain three volumes, is not written in sermonic or expositive form. Differences occur in the length of treatment of various subjects and this the readers should notice. Although all volumes deal with spiritual life and warfare, some sections may lay more stress on spiritual life while others may lay more on spiritual warfare. The book as a whole is prepared to serve as a guide; hence its emphasis is principally a matter of how to walk in this way rather than that of persuading people initially to take this walk. - Preface.

Jesus showed us what 'the normal Christian life' will look like. But can we ever come close to achieving it? This modern spiritual classic shows that there is only one way to live a life that is pleasing to God - and it is the work of Jesus on the cross that holds the key.

An inspiring look at Ephesians and the believer's association with Christ, the world, and Satan.

In the counsel of God's will, the cross occupies a central place. This is because only through the cross can God's eternal purpose concerning His Son as well as His church be realized. "I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified," declared the apostle Paul (1 Cor. 2.2).  Christ came to us by way of the cross, and only by this same way do we know Him. Unless the cross is accepted by us both objectively in terms of the finished work of Christ at Calvary and subjectively in terms of the dealing of the Holy Spirit in us, we have no message to deliver to the world and we are not fit to be its messengers.  In this present volume, Watchman Nee shows us that at the source of all spiritual things stands the cross. In order that Christ may be all and in all, there is no effective means save the cross. How we therefore need to pray, "Search me, O God, and know my try me and know my thoughts" (Ps. 139.23), so that by God's response to such heartfelt prayer we may have a true knowledge of our selves. Now such response will mean our having to experience the dividing of our spirit and soul, since the root of all sins is the fallen self life of man. Yet, as the author makes clear, with the self thus dealt with, we can then be true messengers of the cross.  May God raise up many such messengers today.

The book features a collection of messages delivered by a renowned Chinese pastor and author during a significant conference in Shanghai in 1940. It highlights the spiritual insights and teachings shared during this pivotal event, reflecting the cultural and historical context of the time. The messages offer deep theological perspectives and practical guidance for faith, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Christian teachings and the history of the church in China.

Sit Walk Stand is an inspiring look at Ephesians which opens our etes to the central issues of our faith. It describes the process of Christian living and maturity in three wordsSITOur position in ChristWALKOur life in the worldSTANDOur attitude toward the enemyOf all Pauls epistles, it is in Ephesians that we find the highest spiritual truths concerning the Christian life. At the same time it is intensely practical. The study guide is broken into four lessons covering the books introduction and each of the three chapters. The lessons can also be divided into several sessions. Use for individual study and reflection and/or group study.

365 daily meditations drawn from the author's ministry in China and beyond. --from back cover.

The book explores the apostle Paul's prayer for the church in Philippi, emphasizing the importance of love, knowledge, and spiritual discernment. It addresses contemporary challenges within the church, questioning the lack of these qualities and their impact on fellowship. Watchman Nee's insights aim to guide readers in obtaining deeper knowledge of God and enhancing their ability to discern what is truly excellent. Composed of three parts, this volume offers translated notes that seek to meet the urgent spiritual needs of today's believers.