So Send I You/Workmen of God

So Send I You

Workmen Of God

Two timeless books in one volume!

So Send I You examines the Christian's call to missionary service. This "treasure-house," as one reviewer has called it,offers the secrets of the fully surrendered life and how, through that life Christ's love can transform the world around you. Chambers explores the nature of God's call to every person and how to hear. His call in your life.

Workmen of God offers a challenging approach to spiritual discernment and diagnosis. All those who want to know more about ministering to the spiritual needs of others will fine timeless insights into the teaching of Oswald Chambers. This enriching material shows how godly Christians can work for the cure of souls with passion and power.

"All believers are called to serve. Chambers enjoins us to reject the self-centered bent of generation that seeks fulfillment in doing 'what is best for me' and to find the fulfillment which God alone can give to His sons and daughters who in sacrifice and obedience seek His will above all else." -From the Publishers's Foreword

In So I Send You, Chambers looks at the Christian's call to missionary service and explores the nature of God's call and how to hear Him clearly. Workmen of God offers a challenging approach to spiritual discernment and diagnosis, showing how the godly Christian can work for the cure of souls with passion and power.

Chambers emphasizes God's call to all believers to become His servants. He challenges readers to discover the fulfillment God alone gives to His children who seek His will above everything else. Of particular importance for those in vocational Christian service.

Oswald Chambers (1874–1917) is best known for the classic devotional, My Utmost for His Highest. Born in Scotland, Chambers had a teaching and preaching ministry that took him for a time to the United States and Japan. He died at age forty-three while serving as a chaplain to British Commonwealth troops in Egypt during World War I.