Days of Heaven Upon Earth (ePub)

A. B. Simpson, born Albert Benjamin Simpson on December 15, 1843, was a prolific Canadian preacher, theologian, writer, and founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, an evangelical Protestant denomination. Simpson hailed from a Presbyterian background and was deeply influenced by the holiness movement, which is reflected in his writings. Simpson's theological contributions focus on the deeper Christian life and the importance of missions for the expansion of Christianity. His book 'Days of Heaven Upon Earth' is an exposition of daily devotional reflections that emphasizes the possibility of experiencing divine life here on earth as part of God's kingdom. His literary style often merged rich theological thought with a practical and accessible spirituality, aimed at aiding believers in their daily walk with Christ. Simpson's passion for missionary work and piety is evident throughout his works, which continue to inspire Christians around the world. His literary outputs include not just devotional literature but also hymnody and theological texts, which collectively showcase his commitment to evangelism and Christian living. Simpson's literary heritage continues to be a pillar within the Christian and Missionary Alliance and resonates with a broader evangelical audience seeking to live a life of holiness and witness.