Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life

What It's About

First published in 1729, this Christian devotional classic argues that faith should shape every part of daily life. William Law challenges readers to move beyond outward religion and live with sincere devotion, discipline, humility, and regular worship. Through practical examples and reflections, he examines why many Christians fail to live according to their beliefs and offers guidance for developing a more serious and consistent spiritual life.

Key Concepts

Christian devotion, spiritual discipline, prayer, worship, humility, self-denial, moral conduct, practical Christianity, holy living, religious sincerity.

About the Author

William Law was an English clergyman, theologian, and devotional writer associated with the nonjuring movement within the Church of England. He became widely known for his deeply practical and spiritually demanding religious writings, which influenced many later Christian thinkers and readers.