Biography

White’s fascinating biographical sketches of leaders in the Southern Presbyterian Church, from the establishment of Presbyterianism in the American Colonies in the 1680s to the beginning of the twentieth century, has never been superseded. The...

Elizabeth Elliot, Joni Eareckson Tada, and Kay Arthur say that this 19th century book changed their lives. It is an intimate journal-a spiritual journey that will challenge and encourage today's women who long to draw closer to their Savior.

For the first generation of the twentieth century, the name of Billy Sunday was synonymous with mass evangelism for most Americans. His tabernacles with their trademark sawdust trails meant revival had come to town and sin was being exposed and railed...

This book is actually three volumes in one. The first is about Charles Spurgeon's life and labors. The second contains sermons and lectures of Spurgeon. The last is Spurgeon's famous, "John Ploughman's Talk and Pictures."   Sword of the Lord,...

“Without John Smith, who believed that God providentially orders history and that his own preservation could only be explained by the divine protection so evident throughout his life, the English colony at Jamestown in Virginia would have perished...

The Life of George Washington, Volumes 1-5, was published by John Marshall between 1804 and 1807. Marshall was uniquely suited to write this biography of our first President. He served under General Washington in the American Revolution, and after the...

The story of George Washington is the story of American independence, and this biography illustrates that perfectly. War in the Colonies is the 2nd volume of The Life of George Washington written by Revolutionary war hero and...

This beautifully crafted hardback book takes you on a journey through Ron's inspiring story, highlighting his faith, creativity and unwavering dedication to spreading joy through music and storytelling. Discover the challenges he faced and the triumphs...

Minor based this brief history of the 16th president on an array of testimony from previous biographers and men who knew Lincoln personally. He challenges commonly-accepted perceptions of the martyred president.

This biography of Robert Sayers Sheffey weaves the story of a unique--in the true meaning of the word--man, the details of whose life entitle him to the mythical position he holds even today among the people of a part of the South, where, so many years...

The life of Charles Haddon Spurgeon should be studied by every Christian, especially those who are in the ministry. Mr. Spurgeon was England’s best-known Baptist preacher for most of the second half of the nineteenth century. He pastored at the...

Presents Lee's qualities of character, and insists that Lee was a hero in all that he did, in all stages of his life, precisely because of his character.