How to Pray (Moody Classics edition)
- (Older edition)
- A real classic on the necessity, biblical basis, and technique of prayer. A must-read for any Christian who wants to improve their prayer life. (Note: the text is also available on the Archive.)
Cómo Orar
- Spanish-language edition of How to Pray.
The Power of Prayer and the Prayer of Power
- Further teachings on prayer; an excellent follow-up to How to Pray.
Why God Used D. L. Moody
- Probably Torrey's most classic and best-known work. Torrey explores the spiritual life of his friend and colleague, internationally renowned evangelist D. L. Moody, and extracts lessons from his unlikely success in ministry. (Note: the text is also available on the Archive.)
The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit (Classic edition)
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(Updated edition)
- Torrey's exploration of the Bible's teaching on the Holy Spirit is comprehensive enough to satisfy an academic theologian, but accessible enough to inspire any reader. Topics include the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit, what the Spirit does in the world and in people's lives, and how the Holy Spirit can empower your Christian life and ministry.
The Holy Spirit: Who He is and What He Does
- More on the Holy Spirit; an elegant edition including an audio CD.
What the Bible Teaches (Classic edition)
- (Updated Edition)
- This is something of a systematic theology book, but with a significant difference: Torrey puts aside the academic speculations of philosophy and instead gives the Scriptures a chance to speak for themselves. The Scriptures are arranged systematically and explored inductively on a myriad of topics from the attributes of God to the nature of Salvation to the character of the Devil. The result is an exceptionally clear-sighted, thorough, and thoughtful look at what the Bible itself really says. If you want to learn about the biblical basis of the Christian faith, this is the book for you!
The Baptism With the Holy Spirit
- A concise but thought-provoking study of the empowering work of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life.
How to Bring Them to Christ
- (Also known as How to Bring Men to Christ) A Bible-centered guide to personal evangelism. Although he himself was a phenomenally gifted evangelist, Torrey makes the case that anyone can share their faith with a friend, a neighbor, or even a stranger. Torrey presents practical tips for sharing your faith with anyone, Scripture references that will be meaningful to specific kinds of seekers, and a discussion on how to receive the empowering of the Holy Spirit in your ministry.
How to Witness to Anyone
- A condensed, portable version of How to Bring Them to Christ, putting Torrey's suggested witnessing Scriptures in easy reach.
The Bible Answer Book
- In an engaging Q and A format, Torrey answers many of the most practical and perplexing questions about the Bible, theology, and the Christian life.
God's Power In Your Life
- (Updated edition of How To Obtain the Fullness of Power) If it's true that God is all-powerful, then why are so many believers living powerless lives? Torrey shows us how we can access God's power through the Blood of Christ, the Word of God, the Holy Spirit, prayer, and a surrendered life. This is a dynamite book that just might revolutionize your Christian life!
How to Study the Bible
- A practical guide to Bible study technique. (The text is also available freely on the Archive.)
The Lord's Return (classic edition)
- Jesus Is Coming for You (Updated Edition)
- An inspiring study on the Return of Christ.
The Christian Worker
- Updated edition of How to Work for Christ. Practical, Bible-based suggestions for ministry in every context.
Your Life in God
- (Originally published as How to Succeed in the Christian life.) A simple but thorough introduction to what it means to live the Christian life, written to provide a good introduction for new believers. Excellent reading for seekers, new believers, or those who just want a solid refresher on the basics of faith.
Difficulties in the Bible
- A survey of several passages in the Bible that cause problems for skeptics and questioning believers. First published in 1907, so a few sections are a bit outdated by modern apologetics standards; on the other hand, some passages are almost shockingly timely and could have been written directly to present-day biblioskeptics. This book still has a lot of value for discussions on the Bible. (For those searching for a more current volume on similar lines, I recommend The Big Book of Bible Difficulties
by Geisler and Howe.)
Anecdotes and Illustrations
- Compelling stories from Torrey's ministry and engaging illustrations from his sermons. (Note: The text is also available on the archive.)
The God of the Bible
- Solid teaching on the attributes of God found in the Bible, as opposed to the watered-down images of modernist theology.
Heaven or Hell
- Hard-hitting and dynamic evangelistic messages. (Originally entitled Real Salvation and Wholehearted Service.)
The Answer
- Torrey tackles several big questions about the Christian faith, such as "Why did Jesus die? Can I be justified by my good works? What is sanctification? Is there a literal Hell?" and many others.
God, the Bible, and You
- Is the Bible inspired by God? Who is the God of the Bible? Who is Jesus? What about the Holy Spirit? Torrey deftly addresses these topics and shows their relevance to every aspect of our lives.
Experiencing God's Love
- An exploration of the attributes of the God of the Bible. Noteworthy for its extensive section on the doctrine of the love of God.
Powerful Faith
- Christianity is not a blind or unreasonable faith, and Torrey offers Christ-centered reasons to believe in the Bible, God, and Christianity. An excellent volume of apologetics with a lot of present-day relevance.