Looking for Oswald Chambers like/type author(s). Any suggestions ?

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tjservant May 28, 2009

Looking for Oswald Chambers like/type author(s). Any suggestions ?

I really enjoy reading Oswald Chambers. I love to read...period, but something about his ability to so beautifully articulate such tremendously insightful and profound thoughts has always drawn me.

I was wondering... who most reminds you of Oswald Chambers?

Thanks in advance

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TaylorOtwell May 28, 2009

As far as ability to beautifully articulate insightful thoughts: C.H. Spurgeon, Thomas Watson, J.C. Ryle, Matthew Henry, and Thomas Brooks come to mind.

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hmmhmm May 28, 2009

to me i find T.A Sparks and Watchman Nee very close to Chambers, may differ in style and ect, but i think they think a lot in the same ways.

The School of Christ with Sparks is a good starter if you havent already :-)

and the spiritual man by nee i have heard many say is a masterpiece and on my "to read very soon list"

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sermonindex May 28, 2009

Hi Tjservant!

Put these into your searchengine:

J.Gregory Mantles "The Way of the Cross"

P.T. Forsyth

William Law

Andrew Murray

Bob Mumford "Agape Road"

Watchman Nee

Gerhard O Forde "On Beig a Theologian of the Cross" Reflections on Luther's Heidelberg Disputation,1518.

A.W. Tozer

Geo. Macdonald [universalist] "Creation in Christ"

Give me your e-mail address and will I send you the preface-intro's to this.

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Ruach34 May 28, 2009

yeah, I echo Intense. PT Forsyth has some great stuff...
I am also finishing up J. Gregory Mantle's book on Beyond Humiliation. I have not found its equal...

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sermonindex May 29, 2009

Ruach34 wrote:
yeah, I echo Intense. PT Forsyth has some great stuff...
I am also finishing up J. Gregory Mantle's book on Beyond Humiliation. I have not found its equal...

Amen Brother! The Bible reads different after reading his [Mantle] account of things; Puts icing on the cake of everything Chambers has ever written. I have to believe Chambers drew upon Mantle in his Christian walk and understanding of the Scriptures. I hope you take up Devern Fromke's books as well. They will complete the cycle in your thinking. . . .Ken

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sermonindex May 29, 2009

~~[url=http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/living_grace/]~~Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones[/url]

There are some sermons and articles here on SI, and there are other sites. Not much is 'free' - but that's - because people are willing to pay.

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sermonindex May 30, 2009

I asked a friend (Jeff Wooldridge) your question, TJ, and he said,

"Oswald Chambers was powerful, uncompromising, personal exhorter who also had keen insight into the areas of art, culture, philosophy, psycology, and literature. The only one I can think of right now that might be comparable as an exhorter and yet have some of the other qualities as well would be STEPHEN OLFORD. Maybe you could find some of his written or oral teaching and find out what it is like."

Hope that helps a little. :)

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tjservant May 30, 2009

Thank you all!!!

I will check out the ones I am not familiar with. I really appreciate you all taking the time to reply. :-)

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sermonindex Jun 5, 2009

Have you read any of the many books by `Andrew Murray? Oh, so deep and Truth!His words Quicken my spirit.
Lovingly,
Elizabeth

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tjservant Jun 5, 2009

ebeth wrote:
Have you read any of the many books by `Andrew Murray? Oh, so deep and Truth!His words Quicken my spirit.
Lovingly,
Elizabeth

Thanks Elizabeth, I just got Absolute Surrender. I have only read bits of his work online but am looking forward to reading an entire work. I may very well start reading this one today!

Thanks again.

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whatever9124 Jan 24, 2012

I have 2. One is a book called "The Practice of the Presence of God." and the other book is called, "Touching God".

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mkelly Jan 24, 2012

the practice of the presence of God by brother Lawerence is a book you will never forget.i read Oswald Chamers daily devotional "my upmost for His highest daily.any thing you can get from D L Moody,E M Bounds,Andrew Murray,R A Torrey,Watchman Nee,Thomas A Kempis,A W Tozer,Leonard Ravenhill,will be some as Jim Cymbala said in his book "breakthrough prayer" when he gets to heaven he is going to thank the brothers he mentioned for the insight and encouragement they gave him.i named off a few more than he named but feel the same way

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sermonindex Jan 24, 2012

A bit different style but wonderful similarities....George Warnock; free on line...

http://www.georgewarnock.com/

And.....T. Austen Sparks..[ prolific...my mentor..] at:

Emmanuel church...Free...918-838-1385

.........................918-437-7064

Give as led.