The Heart-Cry of Jesus By: Byron J. (Byron Johnson) Rees (1877-1920)
In "The Heart-Cry of Jesus," author Byron J. Rees delves into the depths of spiritual contemplation and paints a vivid portrait of the compassionate nature of Jesus. Without explicitly referring to any particular scripture or religious doctrine, Rees masterfully intertwines personal anecdotes, thought-provoking anecdotes, and insightful teachings to craft a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with readers. One of the most striking aspects of the book is Rees' ability to humanize Jesus, enabling readers to relate to him on a profoundly personal level. Through his eloquent prose, Rees brings forth the vulnerability, compassion, and unwavering love that radiated from Jesus' heart. He highlights the wisdom and the guidance provided by Jesus, leading readers to contemplate their own life choices and moral compass. Another remarkable aspect of the book is Rees' profound understanding of the challenges faced by humanity in modern times. He addresses the prevalent issues of anxiety, stress, and a sense of emotional disconnect that plagues many individuals today. By highlighting Jesus' emphasis on love, empathy, and forgiveness, Rees provides a pathway towards healing and finding solace in the midst of life's tribulations. Furthermore, Rees beautifully unravels the concept of prayer, inviting readers to engage in heartfelt conversations with the divine. He explores the power of prayer not as a means to manipulate or control outcomes, but as a transformative practice that aligns one's heart and spirit with the will of a loving God. Through compelling personal stories and insightful reflections, he challenges readers to deepen their spiritual connection and find solace in the grace of divine intervention. "The Heart-Cry of Jesus" stands out as an eloquent and captivating exploration of spirituality and the teachings of Jesus. Regardless of religious affiliation or background, readers will find solace, inspiration, and guidance within the pages of this book. Byron J. Rees showcases his remarkable ability to convey complex spiritual concepts in a relatable and practical manner, making this book an invaluable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of their faith and a renewed sense of purpose in life. First Page: The Heart Cry of Jesus BY BYRON J. REES, Author of "Christlikeness," "Hulda, the Pentecostal Prophetess," and "Hallelujahs from Portsmouth, Nos. 2 and 3." DEDICATION. TO MY MASTER, EVEN CHRIST. INTRODUCTION. THE NEED OF THE DAY. The saying, "Necessity is the mother of Invention," finds nowhere a more vivid illustration of its truth than in the publishing enterprises of the modern Holiness movement. The onward movement of the Holy Ghost along Pentecostal lines, convicting of depravity, creating a clean reading public, and endueing with power both pulpit and pew, has resulted in a constant and growing demand for full salvation literature. Tens of thousands of pulpits do an active business on both the wholesale and retail plan, with science and philosophy as stock in trade. Famishing congregations are proffered the bugs of biology, the rocks of geology, and the stars of astronomy until their souls revolt, and they demand bread and meat. THE NEED BEING SUPPLIED. The great soul cry is being met and answered by the publication and distribution of soul feeding, spirit inspiring, health giving Holiness books and papers. God is raising up writers and editors from whose pens pour melted truths, to the edification and blessing of thousands. THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK... Continue reading book >>

The Heart-Cry of Jesus By: Byron J. (Byron Johnson) Rees (1877-1920)

In "The Heart-Cry of Jesus," author Byron J. Rees delves into the depths of spiritual contemplation and paints a vivid portrait of the compassionate nature of Jesus. Without explicitly referring to any particular scripture or religious doctrine, Rees masterfully intertwines personal anecdotes, thought-provoking anecdotes, and insightful teachings to craft a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with readers.

One of the most striking aspects of the book is Rees' ability to humanize Jesus, enabling readers to relate to him on a profoundly personal level. Through his eloquent prose, Rees brings forth the vulnerability, compassion, and unwavering love that radiated from Jesus' heart. He highlights the wisdom and the guidance provided by Jesus, leading readers to contemplate their own life choices and moral compass.

Another remarkable aspect of the book is Rees' profound understanding of the challenges faced by humanity in modern times. He addresses the prevalent issues of anxiety, stress, and a sense of emotional disconnect that plagues many individuals today. By highlighting Jesus' emphasis on love, empathy, and forgiveness, Rees provides a pathway towards healing and finding solace in the midst of life's tribulations.

Furthermore, Rees beautifully unravels the concept of prayer, inviting readers to engage in heartfelt conversations with the divine. He explores the power of prayer not as a means to manipulate or control outcomes, but as a transformative practice that aligns one's heart and spirit with the will of a loving God. Through compelling personal stories and insightful reflections, he challenges readers to deepen their spiritual connection and find solace in the grace of divine intervention.

"The Heart-Cry of Jesus" stands out as an eloquent and captivating exploration of spirituality and the teachings of Jesus. Regardless of religious affiliation or background, readers will find solace, inspiration, and guidance within the pages of this book. Byron J. Rees showcases his remarkable ability to convey complex spiritual concepts in a relatable and practical manner, making this book an invaluable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of their faith and a renewed sense of purpose in life.

First Page:

The Heart Cry of Jesus

BY BYRON J. REES,

Author of "Christlikeness," "Hulda, the Pentecostal Prophetess," and "Hallelujahs from Portsmouth, Nos. 2 and 3."

DEDICATION.

TO MY MASTER, EVEN CHRIST.

INTRODUCTION.

THE NEED OF THE DAY.

The saying, "Necessity is the mother of Invention," finds nowhere a more vivid illustration of its truth than in the publishing enterprises of the modern Holiness movement. The onward movement of the Holy Ghost along Pentecostal lines, convicting of depravity, creating a clean reading public, and endueing with power both pulpit and pew, has resulted in a constant and growing demand for full salvation literature. Tens of thousands of pulpits do an active business on both the wholesale and retail plan, with science and philosophy as stock in trade. Famishing congregations are proffered the bugs of biology, the rocks of geology, and the stars of astronomy until their souls revolt, and they demand bread and meat.

THE NEED BEING SUPPLIED.

The great soul cry is being met and answered by the publication and distribution of soul feeding, spirit inspiring, health giving Holiness books and papers. God is raising up writers and editors from whose pens pour melted truths, to the edification and blessing of thousands.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK... Continue reading book >>

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