In Out of His Fullness, Andrew Murray calls believers beyond a life of spiritual infancy into the fullness of Christ's indwelling life. Drawn from a series of powerful addresses delivered in the United States and Canada in 1895, these timeless messages speak with remarkable clarity to Christians who long for deeper holiness, victory over the self-life, and a lived experience of the Holy Spirit's power.

With his characteristic warmth and pastoral insight, Murray exposes the subtle danger of remaining "carnal" while outwardly religious, and gently but firmly points the way from self-effort to Spirit-filled living. Themes such as dying to self, waiting upon God, and abiding in Christ unfold as practical realities-not lofty ideals-available to every believer who yields fully to God.

Reverent, searching, and deeply devotional, Out of His Fullness is a 'meaty' guide for Christians who desire not merely more knowledge-but a life truly filled with God.