This is the hour.
Source: YouTube
“Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.” — John 5:39
An anthology of Christian literature: the books, sermons, and treasures of the faith, gathered free for every student. Everything hosted here is public domain and documented; everything modern is linked to its own ministry channel.
120 public-domain classics — free to read right here: every book stands in the Library, and tapping it opens it (256.5 MB of print editions, kept in the app). Every title’s public-domain basis is recorded on its parchment card. Editions marked “GTU print edition” were typeset by the university from Project Gutenberg texts. Tap a book to draw it from the shelf.
First on the shelf, before every other book in this room, stands the faith of this house: the fifteen Articles of Faith of Grace Team University, each one tried by the Scriptures and proved from the King James Bible. It wears the gold because everything else in this room is read by its light. Tap the book to open it and read the Articles in full.
Reddish — has audio, to hearDeep blue — reading only
Books for the day-by-day walk: morning and evening portions, and meditations taken a month at a time — bread for today, every day.
The history of the church, and of the world it moved through — standing with the working tools of study: commentaries and the great bodies of divinity.
Schaff’s eight volumes anchor the Church History shelf.
The lives of the saints — memoirs, journals and letters — combined on one shelf with the topical books: one subject searched out at a time, from prayer to revival.
The Taylors' telling of Hudson Taylor's secret — the exchanged life, Christ all-sufficient (written 1932).
Published 1932 and still in copyright — shelved with library doors only, no hosted text.
Nee's little classic on Ephesians — sit in what Christ has done, walk worthy of it, stand against the enemy.
Still in copyright (Watchman Nee died 1972; English editions 1957–68) — shelved with library/publisher doors only, no hosted text.
Watchman Nee's best-known book — the normal Christian life of Romans, in Christ and Christ in us.
Still in copyright (Watchman Nee died 1972; English editions 1957–68) — shelved with library/publisher doors only, no hosted text.
Nee on the breaking of the outward man so the spirit is released — a book that has marked generations.
Still in copyright (Watchman Nee died 1972; English editions 1957–68) — shelved with library/publisher doors only, no hosted text.
Nee's largest work — spirit, soul and body, and the way of the cross in the inner life (English edition 1968).
Still in copyright (Watchman Nee died 1972; English editions 1957–68) — shelved with library/publisher doors only, no hosted text.
The classics of the Christian centuries: Pilgrim’s Progress and the Imitation of Christ, the holiness classics, the allegories and the great sermon collections — the books that never leave the shelf.
★ Featured — The Pursuit of God stands newly come into the Library: read it in full, right here, free.
These titles are verified public domain but no suitably clean copy has been secured yet — the shelf will grow as they are:
Among them stands Gibbon’s Decline and Fall — to be read with discernment: his chapters on the rise of Christianity come from a skeptical pen.
The university’s own poetry — the poems of Matthew Meinecke, given to the students of Grace Team University. Three of them — his seal poems — stand here upon their plaques, side by side upon one shelf: this shelf is their home. The rest of the poems live in the main book, An Anthology of Poetry, which stands upon the bookcase above.
16 FILMS
The Library’s own film shelf — the teachings and films of Grace Team University, kept here to watch again. The films stand on the shelf with their pictures; tap one and it opens.
Videos Matthew has picked to keep in the archives.
Source: YouTube
These videos remain on YouTube and play here through YouTube’s own player — nothing is downloaded or hosted on this site.
Rights standard of this archive: hosted works are public domain, each with its basis recorded on its own parchment card on the shelf above. Modern ministries are linked, never copied. Sermon and devotional videos play in YouTube’s own player.