J. C. Ryle

Although much has been written on the evangelical revival of the 18th century, J. C. Ryle’s Christian Leaders of the 18th Century remains the best popular introduction to this great spiritual era. With simplicity and vigour, he traces the lives of the ele

J C Ryle (1816-1900) was a faithful evangelical Christian, a prolific writer and bishop of Liverpool. His books Holiness and Practical religion have never been out of print. This present book was originally entitled The Christian leaders of the Last Centu

Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties, and Roots is perhaps J. C. Ryle’s best-known and, arguably, best-loved book. Although many things have changed since 1877, when this book was first published, one thing remains the same: ‘real practical holi

Holiness - Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties and Roots

To J. C. Ryle, the inspiration of the Scriptures was 'the very keel and foundation of Christianity'. But is all Scripture inspired? Are the very words and expressions from God, or does inspiration mean something less than this? Ryle was convinced that the

Being Plain Statements on Disputed Points in Religion from the Standpoint of an Evangelical Churchman

The nineteenth century was an age that witnessed great progress in many areas of exploration and learning. However, according to J.C. Ryle, it was an age of great ignorance too. ‘With all the stir made about education’, he wryly observed, ‘the ignorance o

As with all Ryle’s works, Practical Religion is clear, concise and penetrating. It was designed to be a companion to his other books, Old Paths, Knots Untied and Holiness, providing guidance on how the Christian believer is to live. In Ryle’s own words,

Written for the ordinary reader by the famous 19th century bishop and evangelist, this three-volume series is one of the classic expositions on the Synoptic Gospels. This volume covers the Gospel of St John.

‘The Gospel of St. John, rightly interpreted, is the best and simplest answer to those who profess to admire a vague and indistinct Christianity.’ There were many such in J. C. Ryle’s day, as in our own, and these final three volumes of his Expository Tho

‘The Gospel of St. John, rightly interpreted, is the best and simplest answer to those who profess to admire a vague and indistinct Christianity.’ There were many such in J. C. Ryle’s day, as in our own, and these final three volumes of his Expository Tho

Bishop Ryle's Expository Thoughts on the Gospels were first issued in 1856 and immediately met with a warm welcome from evangelical Christians of all denominations. In the 20th century the growing popularity of Ryle's spiritual approach has led to three r

Written for the ordinary reader by the famous 19th century bishop and evangelist, this three-volume series is one of the classic expositions on the Synoptic Gospels. This volume covers the Gospel of St Luke.

Can we be saved without any personal knowledge of the Bible's teaching?
Is it necessary to think clearly and precisely about such teaching?
Is God s love such that no one will ultimately suffer the everlasting loss of body and soul?
These are very impo

This book, The Power and Sympathy of Christ, contains six studies on John chapter 11 one of the most remarkable chapters in all the New Testament. It deals with themes most useful and interesting to all professing believers.
Just like the rest of the hum

This devout minister was one of the most beloved figures of 19th-century England. Ryle used to bring an occasional sermon just for the little children of his church. This is a collection of those sermons.

Enlivening every word and sentence, the writer s evangelistic zeal and tender pastoral concern compel the reader s attention. Few, surely, can fail to be stirred and instructed by these addresses which have an astonishingly contemporary ring.

As a pastor of the flock of God, Ryle seeks to guard Christ's sheep and to warn them of approaching dangers.