They say promises are made to be broken, and too often we're quietly cynical about them, even when they come from God. But His Word is true, and He's promised to infuse our lives with His grace and blessing! It's a solemn promise––Scripture calls it an everlasting covenant––and you can count on it. Andrew Murray explains the secret of abiding joy, God's strength for daily living, freedom from the power of sin, and the delight of blessing others. Why struggle to live for God when you can experience the joy of the Spirit of Christ living in you, and receive His promises of new life?

From the Back Cover
They say promises are made to be broken and, too often, we're quietly cynical about them, even when they come from God. But, His Word is true, and He's promised to infuse our lives with His grace and blessing! It's a solemn promise––Scripture calls it an everlasting covenant––and you can count on it.

Andrew Murray explains:

* The secret of abiding joy
* God's strength for daily living
* Freedom from the power of sin
* The delight of blessing others
* The intimacy of a Spirit–filled life

Why struggle to live for God when you can experience the joy of the Spirit of Christ living in you, and receive His promises of new life?

About the Author
South African pastor and author Andrew Murray (1828—1917) was an amazingly prolific writer. Murray began writing on the Christian life for his congregation as an extension of his local pastoral work, but he became internationally known for his books, such as With Christ in the School of Prayer and Abide in Christ, that searched men's hearts and brought them into a deep relationship with Christ. Writing with an intensity of purpose and zeal for the message of the gospel, Murray wrote numerous books even after his "retirement" at age seventy–eight.