F. B. Meyer Books

F.B. Meyer, an internationally known British minister of the gospel, public servant, and evngelist for more than sixty years writes perceptively on the art of discovering God's will.

F. B. Meyer’s biography explores the life and ministry of John the Baptist, emphasizing his vital role as a prophet and spiritual leader in Christianity. Through detailed biblical studies and sermons, Meyer examines John's message of repentance and baptism, showcasing his dedication to preparing for the Messiah. The book provides historical context, revealing John's significant impact on the early Christian community. Meyer's narrative evokes admiration for John as a transformative figure, offering insights into the essence of Christian faith and his lasting legacy.

In 1897, Meyer delivered the ten most important messages of his life. He began with the appeal that each person examines himself, lest God should cease to use a man because of sin, and he becomes a castaway. In the next message, he proclaims the glorious truth that no matter how marred a life may be, God can make it over. Five messages follow that show the way of victory for the Christian over the power of sin, then two follow that are devoted to a Spirit-filled life. The closing message invites each person to a place of heart rest in Jesus Christ.