Life in God, or The Power and Triumph of Perfect Love
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"This is not a treatise on psychology, but we have endeavoured to show the basic, governing principles of the spiritual psychology revealed in Scripture. Through God's Word we can know ourselves and understand our fellow-men. We can understand the inner reactions and conflicts of the soul, know the reasons for them, and discover the way to the abundant life of victory, fruitfulness and peace that God has provided for us in Christ through the indwelling Spirit. We know of no book dealing with the subject comprehensively from this point of view and feel that such a study is needed and will be helpful to God's people. To us these truths have indeed been masterkeys opening vast stores of the glorious wisdom and knowledge of God." PART ONE: Love and Self-love, Two Laws in Conflict 1. God and His purpose for Man 2. Satan's Sin 3. Man's Fall 4. Good and Evil 5. The Cosmos PART TWO: Man, the Marred Image 6. The Nature of Man 7. The Body 8. The Mind 9. The Will 10. The Nature of Love 11. The Emotions PART THREE: THE COSMOS AND THE CROSS 12. God's Witness in the Cosmos 13. The Meaning of the Cross 14. Gethsemane PART FOUR: LIFE IN CHRIST 15. What is the Victorious Life? 16. The Offence of the Cross 17. Faith and Hope 18. 'Ye Shall Receive Power' PART FIVE: SERVING IN THE SPIRIT 19. Soulish Service 20. The Cost of Ministry 21. Praying in the Spirit 22. The Believer's Authority in Christ 23. Principles of Guidance 24. Our Place in Service 25. The Work of Demons 26. Christ Our Life
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