The Better Way

by Beverly Carradine

Overview

In this great work, Carradine attests that there is a 'better way' to live the Christian life. We ought not to be content to stay in the same place, but we've got to press in and press on for more. Never settle!


Table of Contents are as follows:
CHAPTER 1: OPENING WORDS
CHAPTER 2: THE BETTER REDEMPTION
CHAPTER 3: THE BETTER PRAYER
CHAPTER 4: THE BETTER HOPE
CHAPTER 5: THE MORE EXCELLENT SACRIFICE
CHAPTER 6: THE BETTER COVENANT
CHAPTER 7: THE BETTER EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER 8: THE BETTER SUPPING
CHAPTER 9: THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY
CHAPTER 10: THE BETTER LIFE
CHAPTER 11: THE DEEPER SALVATION
CHAPTER 12: A GREATER PRIVILEGE
CHAPTER 13: THE BETTER RESURRECTION
CHAPTER 14: THE ABUNDANT ENTRANCE INTO HEAVEN
CHAPTER 15: THE BETTER REWARD AT THE DAY OF JUDGMENT
CHAPTER 16: THE BETTER COMPANY IN HEAVEN
CHAPTER 17: THE HIGHER GRADE IN ETERNITY
CHAPTER 18: HOW TO ENTER THE BETTER WAY — MOSES’ WAY
CHAPTER 19: PAUL’S WAY
CHAPTER 20: THE SAVIOR’S WAY
CHAPTER 21: THE METHODIST CHURCH WAY
CHAPTER 22: SOME WITNESSES IN WESLEY’S DAYS
CHAPTER 23: SOME WITNESSES IN OUR TIME
CHAPTER 24: HOW I ENTERED

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151638685
Publisher:	Jawbone Digital
Publication date:	03/30/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	469 KB

About the Author

Beverly Francis Carradine (April 4, 1848 – April 22, 1931) was an American Methodist minister, and a leading evangelist for the holiness movement. He was a productive author, writing primarily on the subject of sanctification.

He served in the Confederate Cavalry during the American Civil War, and later in his lafe studied pharmacy and also worked in a store as a clerk and bookkeeper.

Unlike many ministers, Carradine was not converted to Christianity until the age of 26. He was licensed to preach only three months later, and continued in the service of God for the remainder of his life.

He was a prolific author, and wrote more than two dozen books. Throughout his life, he was influential in the holiness movement, and continues to be a blessing generations later.