The Ideal Life

About this book

A posthumous collection of Henry Drummond's sermons and addresses, published in 1897, the year of his death. Drummond, the Scottish scientist and evangelist, speaks here of the Christian life at its best — its ideals of love, humility, and unselfish service. His style is quiet and persuasive, addressing thoughtful readers in the language of everyday experience rather than the lecture hall.

Contents

1. Introductory Note
2. A Memorial Sketch by W. Robertson Nicoll
3. A Memorial Sketch by John Watson (Ian Maclaren) 🔒
4. Ill-Temper 🔒
5. Why Christ Must Depart 🔒
6. Going to the Father 🔒
7. The Eccentricity of Religion 🔒
8. “To Me to Live Is Christ” 🔒
9. Clairvoyance 🔒
10. The Three Facts of Sin 🔒
11. The Three Facts of Salvation 🔒
12. Marvel Not 🔒
13. Penitence 🔒
14. The Man After God’s Own Heart 🔒
15. “What is Your Life?” 🔒
16. What is God’s Will? 🔒
17. The Relation of the Will of God to Sanctification 🔒
18. How to Know the Will of God 🔒