J.R. Miller D.D.

Books

1.   The Beauty of Self-control
2.   The Best Things in Life
3.   Bethlehem to Olivet
4.   The Building of Character
5.   Come Ye Apart — daily devotional
6.   Counsel and Help — daily devotional
7.   Devotional Hours with the Bible - Vol 3
8.   Devotional Hours with the Bible - Vol 5
9.   Devotional Hours with the Bible - Vol 7 — being added now
10.   Devotional Hours with the Bible - Vol 8 — being added now
11.   The Every Day of Life — daily devotional
12.   Finding the Way
13.   The Garden of the Heart
14.   Glimpses Through Life's Window
15.   The Glory of the Common Life
16.   Golden Gate of Prayer
17.   The Hidden Life
18.   Home-making
19.   In Green Pastures — daily devotional
20.   The Joy of Service
21.   The Lesson of Love
22.   Living Without Worry
23.   Making the Most of Life
24.   The Master's Blesseds
25.   The Ministry of Comfort
26.   Morning Thoughts — daily devotional
27.   Paul's Message for Today
28.   Practical Religion
29.   Secrets of a Beautiful Life
30.   Silent Times
31.   Strength and Beauty
32.   Things to Live For
33.   The Upper Currents
34.   Week-day Religion
35.   The Wider Life

Booklets and Pamphlets

1.   The Blessing of Cheerfulness
2.   By the Still Waters
3.   Christmas Making
4.   A Cure for Care
5.   The Devotional Life of the Sunday School Teacher
6.   A Gentle Heart
7.   Girls: Faults and Ideals
8.   Go Forward
9.   In His Steps
10.   In Perfect Peace
11.   Learning to Love
12.   The Marriage Altar
13.   Secrets of Happy Home Life
14.   The Way of Victory
15.   Young Men Faults and Ideals

Periodicals

1.   Westminster Primary Quarterly
   Vol 10 No 3 1964 July, August, September

Books by other Authors

1.   The Life of Dr. J.R. Miller (1912 ) by John T. Faris.
   
   
   
2.   Blessed be Drudgery (1886) by William C Gannett.
   In 1891, J.R. Miller D.D. wrote the book Making the Most of Life. In chapter 6: The Blessing of a Burden there is mention of A recent writer who suggests a new beatitude: Blessed be drudgery.
   Again in 1901 The Rev. Miller writing in The Ministry of Comfort Chapter 18 Stumbling at the Disagreeable says “A genial writer has given us a new beatitude — ‘Blessed be drudgery!’ and in a delightful essay proves that we owe to what we speak of ordinarily as drudgery the best things in our life and character.”
   
   
3.   A Beautiful Possibility (1904) by Edith Ferguson Black.
   Feguson is not mentioned by Miller, but Ferguson does mention Gannet.
   
   
4.   Margaret Ogilvy (1896) by James Matthew Barrie.
   Dr. Miller mentions this book in The Beauty of Self Control Chapter 13 What Christ Is To Me Miller writes about the chapter How My Mother Got Her Soft Face.
   
   
5.   Sky Pilot: A Tale of the Foothills (1896) by Ralph Connor.
   Dr. Miller quotes extensively from from chapter 11: Gwen's Challenge in A Garden of the Heart Chapter 4 Christ's Call for the Best.
   
   
6.   In His Seps (1896) by Charles Monroe Sheldon.
   In 1885, eleven years before Charles Sheldon wrote his best seller, Dr. Miller published a booklet also entitled In His Seps.