
Quiet Talks on Power
by S.D. Gordon
'Quiet Talks on Power' Summary
"Quiet Talks on Power" is a book written by S. D. Gordon, first published in 1901. The book discusses the concept of power in Christianity and how it can be obtained and used in a person's life. The author emphasizes the importance of seeking power from God through prayer, faith, and submission to His will.
The book is divided into 14 chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of power, such as the source of power, the use of power, and the hindrances to power. Throughout the book, S. D. Gordon uses personal anecdotes and biblical references to illustrate his points and to encourage readers to seek a deeper relationship with God.
One of the notable aspects of the book is the author's emphasis on the importance of humility in obtaining power. He stresses that true power comes from submitting oneself to God's will and relying on His strength, rather than relying on one's own abilities. The author also emphasizes the importance of using power for good, and not for personal gain or selfish purposes.
The book has been praised for its accessible language and practical advice for Christians seeking to deepen their spiritual lives. It has been widely read and translated into multiple languages, making it a classic in Christian literature. "Quiet Talks on Power" has also been referenced and quoted by many prominent Christian leaders throughout the years.
In summary, "Quiet Talks on Power" is a book that encourages readers to seek a deeper relationship with God and to obtain power through prayer, faith, and submission to His will. The book's emphasis on humility, the responsible use of power, and reliance on God's strength has made it a classic in Christian literature, and its accessible language and practical advice have made it a valuable resource for believers seeking spiritual growth.
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S.D. Gordon
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Samuel Dickey Gordon was a prolific author and evangelical lay minister active in the latter part of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in Philadelphia, he served as assistant secretary of the P...
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