The Glory of the Common Life

“Behold, the bush burned with fire.”

These chapters may have their messages for new friends and old – those who for many years have been reading the author’s books and those who may pick up this volume by chance. The lessons are not new, yet they may touch lives that need them; and, if they do not take away burdens, may make hearts braver and stronger to bear them.

J.R. Miller

Table of Contents

1. The Glory of the Common Life
2. While We May
3. Seeds of Light
4. He Calls Us Friends
5. Not Counting God
6. Perfection in Loving
7. Shut Thy Door
8. What To Do With Doubts
9. Things That Hurt Life
10. Getting Away From Our Past
11. Thomas’s Mistake
12. The Weak Brother
13. The Lure of the Ministry
14. Narrow Lives
15. The True Enlarging of Life
16. Through the Year with God
17. The Remembers
18. Caring For the Broken Things

The Glory of the Common Life was published in 1910 by Hodder and Stoughton, London. It has eighteen chapters and 244 pages.

The transcription was made by Paula Kuczynski: a volunteer. This is Paula’s sixth book and seventh work of J.R. Miller that she has typed up.

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