Humble Thyself Before the Lord
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It is not easy to write about the importance of Christian humility. How does one exhort others to be humble, without sounding boastful oneself? The writings in this volume are classics of the genre, penned by four of the true experts on the Christian spiritual life: Thomas à Kempis, Brother Lawrence, St. Antony of Egypt, and St. Catherine of Siena.
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