A collection of essays written by the renowned lecturer and author during the First World War, when he was quite depressed. The general themes of the collection are persevering in faith, guidance by the Holy Spirit and standing for the "Test of Courage".
By : Hamilton Wright Mabie (1846 - 1916)
00 - Preface and Introduction
01 - The Truest Commemoration
02 - Under the Aspect of Eternity
03 - The Practice of Immortality
04 - Who are the Experts?
05 - A Saint of To-Day
06 - The Mask of the Years
07 - Love and Work
08 - A Text from Luther
09 - The Escape From Fear
10 - Praying and Waiting
11 - The Bugle Call
12 - The Upper Room
13 - The Price of Immortality
14 - Light in the Darkness
15 - Stirring the Will
16 - Life, Growth and Heaven
17 - The Ultimate Companionship
18 - The Prophecy of Love
19 - The Great Refusal
20 - Discredited Witnesses
21 - "There are no dead"
22 - The Larger Plan
23 - Love's Second Sight
24 - The Child and the World
25 - The Deepest Thanksgiving
26 - Lodgings and Homes
27 - Love and Law
28 - The Best Service
29 - The Secret of Youth
30 - Make the Time You Want
31 - The Tragedy of the Good
32 - Simplicity of Life
33 - By-Products in Life
34 - The Value of Appreciation
35 - Immortal Love
36 - The Wisdom of Youth
37 - Making Opportunities
38 - Face to Face
39 - The Last Vigil
40 - Light on the Way
41 - The Loneliness of Life
42 - The Credibility of Love
43 - The Easter Vision
44 - The Plus Sign
45 - Going Home
46 - The Mystery of Heaven
47 - The Possibility of Great Giving
48 - The Long View of Life
49 - An Easter Thought
50 - The Path to God
51 - The Peace of Christ
52 - Character First
53 - Meeting Life Squarely
54 - What Can I Do?
55 - The Test of Courage
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