Books by Dr. Miller

(In Order of Publication)

 

  1. Week Day Religion, 1880
  2. Home Making, 1882
  3. In His Steps, 1885
  4. The Wedded Life, 1886
  5. Silent Times, 1886
  6. Come Ye Apart, 1887
  7. The Marriage Altar, 1888
  8. Practical Religion, 1888
  9. Bits of Pasture, 1890
  10. Making the Most of Life, 1891
  11. The Everyday of Life, 1892
  12. Girls: Faults and Ideals, 1892
  13. Young Men: Faults and Ideals, 1893
  14. Glimpses Through Life’s Windows, 1893
  15. The Building of Character, 1894
  16. Secrets of Happy Home Life, 1894
  17. Life’s Byways and Waysides, 1895
  18. For a Busy Day, 1895
  19. Year Book, 1895
  20. Family Prayers, 1895
  21. The Hidden Life, 1895
  22. The Blessing of Cheerfulness, 1896
  23. Things to Live For, 1896
  24. Story of A Busy Life, 1896
  25. A Gentle Heart, 1896
  26. Personal Friendships of Jesus, 1897
  27. By the Still Waters, 1897
  28. The Secret of Gladness, 1898
  29. The Joy of Service, 1898
  30. The Master’s Blessed, 1898
  31. Young People’s Problems, 1898
  32. Unto the Hill, 1899
  33. Strength and Beauty, 1899
  34. The Golden Gate of Prayer, 1900
  35. Loving My Neighbour, 1900
  36. The Ministry of Comfort, 1901
  37. Summer Gathering, 1901
  38. How? When? Where?, 1901
  39. The Upper Currents, 1902
  40. Today and Tomorrow, 1902
  41. In Perfect Peace, 1902
  42. The Lesson of Love, 1903
  43. The Face of the Master, 1903
  44. Our New Eden, 1904
  45. Finding the Way, 1904
  46. The Inner Life, 1904
  47. Manual for Communicant Classes, 1905
  48. The Beauty of Kindness, 1905
  49. When the Song Begins, 1905
  50. The Best Things, 1907
  51. Glimpses of the Heavenly Life, 1907
  52. Morning Thoughts for Every Day in The Year, 1907
  53. Evening Thoughts, 1908
  54. The Gate Beautiful, 1909
  55. The Master’s Friendships, 1909
  56. The Beauty of Every Day, 1910
  57. The Beauty of Self Control, 1911 Learning to Love, 1911 The Book of Comfort, 1912 The Joy of The Lord, 1912 Devotional Hours with the Bible, eight volumes, 1909-1913

Not many of us are living at our best. We linger in the lowlands because we are afraid to climb into the mountains. The steepness and ruggedness dismay us, and so we stay in the misty valleys and do not learn the mystery of the hills. We do not know what we lose in our self indulgence, what glory awaits us if only we had courage for the mountain climb, what blessing we should find if only we would move to the uplands of God. –

The Preface in "Unto the Hills

We should begin now to live the immortal life, to practice immortality. We should think and plan and choose, these common days, for immortality. We should do nothing we should ever wish we had not done. We should say no words we shall ever want unsaid. We should build only fabrics we shall be glad to look upon in endless years. Immortality has begun already in the youngest life. It is not something we shall enter upon when we get to heaven. It is going on now in the schoolroom, on the playground, in the friendships and amusements of the young people, and in all their hours, however spent. We must practice immortality all our days if we would realize its fullest meaning. –

The Meaning of Immortality, in The Book of Comfort

 

Chapter 9: The Author of Devotional Books

The Life of Dr. J.R. Miller

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