
Tin-types Taken in the Streets of New York
by Lemuel Ely Quigg

Dwight L. Moody preached to enormous crowds on both sides of the Atlantic, and this short book distills the message he returned to most often: that God’s love is freely offered and that anyone can come to it. Across a handful of plain chapters he walks through love, faith, repentance, and assurance, leaning on scripture and on the vivid anecdotes that made him such a persuasive speaker. Moody wrote for ordinary people rather than theologians, and the tone stays direct, warm, and practical throughout. More than a century on, it remains a staple of evangelical devotional reading. Free PDF and EPUB editions are available here.