The Christian is a delightful and encouraging work, describing twenty-seven facets of the Christian experience. It includes seven biographical chapters that put flesh on the didactic chapters. Altogether it is an excellent, succinct presentation on what it means to be a Christian. this treatise could serve the believer well as a daily devotional as well as an evangelistic tool to explain the experiential life of a Christian to the inquiring unbeliever.

False Doctrine and False Teachers: How to Know Them and How to Treat Them is a faithful, scripturally based pamphlet. The nineteen applications on how to treat false teachers are very applicable to today and will help many sincere believers who struggle under ministries that do not feed their souls.

Assurance of Grace and Salvation: What it is; How to Attain It; Why More Do Not Enjoy It is based on the Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 18. Plumer's eleven reasons why many believers lack assurance of faith are most helpful; they obviously flow from a pastoral and experienced heart.

The longest pamphlet Balm for Wounded Spirits is a spiritual boon for the believer. Here is Plumer at his best, practically, and experientally...Plumer provides pracitical guidelines and helpful hints on how to spiritually gain from affliction ~ From the Preface