Complete Book List M - S

Making the Most of Life

First published: 1891

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

275 pages

Reviews

1. "We have only words of praise for this work by Dr. Miller, in which the ideal of a Christian life and its opportunities are identified with the common round of duties, and what may, to feeble minds, seem obstacles and barring progress. It is a charming volume, fittingly garbed as one which will be in demand for presentation." — Rock
2. "Very earnestly do we recommend this book. In it we have refreshing and stimulating help of no ordinary kind. Dr. Miller has so illustrated the homeliest verities as to fasten their meaning upon the hearts and minds of his readers." — -Methodist Recorder.
3. "A very wise, helpful, and stimulating book. Every page is bursting with pregnant thoughts and suggestions bearing on the every day practical life of the Christina. It is a book for the closet, for the family, for the Church, and for the market places. The literary style is clear and terse; the matter is as good as the style." — Christian

 

The Master's Blesseds

Devotional Study of the Beatitudes

First published: 1898

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

182 pages

Reviews

"Dr. Miller's genius is seen at its best in this book, and many as have been the expositions of that wonderful discourse of our Lord's, The Master's Blesseds takes a place which none of the others have filled. And not only for the tender and beautiful manner in which the exposition is unfolded – a manner which gives everything that Dr. Miller writes a singular charm – but also for the fresh suggestions with which it teems. The form in which this delightful book is presented leaves nothing to be desired. Each page has a delicately printed tinted border of an artistic kind. The printing is choice and the binding tasteful. It is one of the most attractive of Dr. Miller's many works." — Sunday School Chronicle

 

A Message for the Day

A Year`s Daily Readings

First published: 1901

A daily devotional

370 pages

Reviews

1. "A beautiful little work, from a pen which has been blessed to many. Each page is headed by a text of Scripture, and following this are illustrative remarks, and words designed to press home the Divine message. In many cases poetical selections complete the helpful page." — Christian
2. "A graceful, thoughtful, helpful little book." — British Weekly
3. "With his fine religious sense, Dr. Miller is always manly, buoyant, and hope inspiring. These daily readings are the outcome of much thought and labour on the part of a teacher and pastor exceptionally endowed with the spiritual gifts necessary for the production of an acceptable work of the kin." — Aberdeen Free Press

 

The Ministry of Comfort

First published: 1901

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

280 pages

Reviews

"The reverent and sympathetic manner in which the author deals with his subject places this book in a much higher position than many similar works written upon the same subject. It is one of the ablest and most comforting volumes we have read of late years." — Church Bells.

 

Morning Thoughts

For Every Day of the Year

First published: 1906

A daily devotional

Full text is online

Transcribed by JB

366 pages

 

Our New Edens

And Other Meditations for 'Silent Times'

First published: 1903

206 pages

Notes only

 

Paul's Message for Today

First published: circa 1906

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

270 pages

 

The Perfect Home

First published: 1884

Full text is online

Duplicate title

  See Home Making

206 pages

Contains the first five chapters of Home Making

 

Personal Friendships of Jesus

First published: 1897

267 pages

Reviews

1. "Will be warmly welcomed by the host of readers to whom Dr. Miller has endeared himself by his bright and helpful writings. The volume, attractively bound and specially suitable for presentation, deals very beautifully with the humanity of the Saviour of mankind, and reveals Him in an intensely human and winsome light." — Dundee Advertiser
2. "This is truly a happy title for a most charming book. Dr. Miller, who has already done so much for us in his excellent books of religious thought and meditation, is certainly at home in the present volume, and we strongly recommend it as full of helpful instruction to all ages and classes of persons. The spiritual value of the book is great, and the tender pathos and finished style of the writer is apparent throughout#.Nothing better than this chaste little volume can be found for a present to a friend." — Church Bells

 

Practical Religion

A Help for the Common Days

First published: 1888

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

329 pages

 

Secrets of a Beautiful Life

First published: 1894

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

290 pages

Reviews

1. "This charming and helpful book." — Church Times
2. "Sure to be as successful as its predecessors." — British Weekly
3. "This, the latest addition to the author's favourite Silent Times series, will be warmly welcomed. Its chapters teem with telling sayings bearing closely on practical life and work. Some of the simplest, yet most easily neglected, matters in daily service are shown to have the closest bearing on communion with God. The chapter on 'Christ's Withheld Lessons' is singularly fresh and suggestive." — The Christian

 

Shinning and Serving

Six Addresses on the Christian Life

First published: 1902

262 pages

 

Silent Times

A Book to Help in Reading the Bible Into Life

First published: 1886

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

266 pages

Reviews

1. "It overflows with useful and suggestive counsel, illustrated by apt quotation and striking facts." — Methodist Times
2. "The contents of the book well deserve their beautiful setting. Dr. Miller writes both sweetly and tenderly on a great variety of topics germane to the object he has in view. Silent Times deserves a welcome, for it is a book of sunbeams." — Sword and Trowel
3. "There is a great charm about these informal discourses, in which incident and poetry are used with excellent taste. Each one of the many chapters is complete in relation to a special topic, and collectively they deal with Christian growth in various aspects." — Rock
4. "Dr. Miller's book of earnest, stimulative reading for those who are seekers after the higher life. There is much that is helpful about these lectures which we thoroughly recommend.' — Gentlewoman

 

The Story of a Busy Life

Recollections of Mrs. George A. Paull

First published: 1896

275 pages

Reviews

1. "The volume is tastefully produced, and will commend itself to people who interest themselves in children's missions and other religious movements." — Scotsman
2. "Few sweeter and more beautiful biographies have been written." — Sunday School Chronicle.

 

The Story of Joseph

Read for its Practical Lessons

First published: 1901

Size unknown

Chapter titles only

Reviews

A very dainty volume. The binding is very tasteful, and there is an artistic scroll round the margin of every page. The picture is worthy of its frame. Dr. Miller's exposition is simple, tender and beautiful. He avoids all the merely historical setting of the story and with the skill of a master brings the perennial lessons of Joseph's life to bear upon our own." — Methodist Times

 

Strength and Beauty

First published: 1899

Full text is online

Transcribed by Paula Kuczynski

262 pages

Reviews

"Dr. Miller's book of earnest, simulative reading for those who are seeker after the higher life. There is much that is helpful about these lectures which we thoroughly recommend." — Gentlewoman

 

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