Is your life all you want it to be? Or do you find yourself wishing for more? More peace. More presence. More happiness. Hannah Whitall Smith--believer, rebel, and realist--faced life as she found it, and she found it good. Despite the trials of life, she took God's promises literally, tested them, and found them true. She stepped out of conjecture into certainty, and the shadows of life disappeared in the light of God's power and peace. You, too, can have that kind of confidence--confidence that leads to true happiness no matter what is going on around you. In this classic book with more than 10 million copies sold, Smith reveals the secret to replacing unhappiness and uncertainty with serenity and confidence in every day of your life.

The God of All Comfort is an inspiring manual of faith by Hannah Whitall Smith, who was one of the leading authors of Christian advice in the late nineteenth century. Smith, having lived and witnessed a life of supreme faith to God, writes her account of the principles of the Lord and Jesus Christ. Her aim is to inspire Christians who may be doubting their faith, as well as those who need guidance through crises or struggles in life. With a close reading of the Bible, Whitall Smith is able to demonstrate the sublime comfort and serenity which the Lord God can dispense through His love. Blessed with a gift for words and eloquent turns of phrase, Hannah Whitall Smith places both her faith and her affinity for language front and center in this book. For many years this book has been consulted as a sublime manual of true Christian advice, notable for the greathearted way in which lessons on how to live and take joy as a follower of God are dispensed.

Now with a new foreword by Rosalie De Rosset.
Though her life was difficult, Hannah Whitall Smith's message was joyful. In the "Christian's Secret of a Happy Life," she writes that "Jesus came to save you fully now, in this life, from the power and dominion of sin, and to deliver you altogether." Passionate and practical, Whitall Smith's classic of the Holiness movement focuses not on human effort but on simple, stubborn faith in the Savior and Sanctifier of the soul.

"Our part is the trusting," she writes, "it is His to accomplish the results."

Hannah Whitall Smith-Quaker, rebel, realist-faced life as she found it, and she found it good. She took her Bible promises literally, tested them, and found them true as tested steel.