The Rev. Frederick Brotherton Meyer (April 8, 1847 - March 28, 1929) was one of the most significant Baptist and more generally evangelical preachers and authors of his day. A contemporary and friend of D.L. Moody his ministry spanned both sides of the Atlantic and remains influential to this day through his timeless devotional and expositional works.

Books

• Bible Readings on the Psalms
• Calvary to Pentecost
• Cheer for Life's Pilgrimage
• Elijah and the Secret of his Power
• F.B. Meyer: Preacher, Teacher, Man of God (A.C. Mann)
• John the Baptist
• Jottings and Hints for Lay Preachers
• Key Words of the Inner Life: Studies in the Epistle to the Ephesians
• Life and the Way Through
• Light on Life's Duties
• Meet for the Master's Use
• Prayers for Heart and Home, being Morning and Evening Devotions for a Month for Family and Practical Use
• Saved and Kept
• Steps to the Blessed Life: Selections from the "Seven Rules Series"
• Take Heart Again
• The Bells of IS; or, Voices of Human Need and Sorrow
• The Exalted Christ
• The Glorious Lord
• The Gospel of John: The Life and Light of Men, Love to the Uttermost
• The Gospel of the King
• The Shepherd Psalm - Psalm 23
• The Soul's Ascent
• The Soul's Wrestle with Doubt
• The Way Into the Holiest: Expositions of the Epistle to the Hebrews
• Tried by Fire: Expositions of the First Epistle of Peter
• Words of Help for Christian Girls