R. A. Torrey: Collected Works offers an extensive compilation of the theological writings and sermons of R. A. Torrey, who was a prominent figure in the evangelical movement in the early 20th century. The collection captures Torrey's distinctive literary style-marked by clarity, fervor, and a deeply analytical approach to biblical texts. Addressing themes such as biblical inspiration, the necessity of personal salvation, and the power of prayer, Torrey's works are embedded in the context of a burgeoning revivalist movement, making this collection invaluable for understanding the fervent faith and challenges of that era. R. A. Torrey, born in 1856, was an influential evangelist, pastor, and educator, known for his expansive theological contributions and commitment to the principles of biblical inerrancy. His experiences in various pastoral roles, coupled with his attendance at significant theological institutions, shaped his perspectives and writings. These collected works reflect his deep desire to reach a secular world with the transformative message of Christianity and echo his role as a leader in the fundamentalist movement. This collection is essential for scholars, theologians, and lay readers alike, as it not only unveils the profound theological insights of Torrey's work but also captures the spiritual zeitgeist of his time. Readers seeking a deeper understanding of early 20th-century evangelicalism will find in Torrey's words a compelling combination of intellectual rigor and heartfelt devotion.