Fruits of the Spirit / Light of Christ / Abba by Evelyn Underhill

Fruits of the Spirit:

Evelyn Underhill's Fruits of the Spirit, originally published in 1942, is a collection of devotional meditations and retreat addresses focused on the inner spiritual life. Rather than treating the "fruits" as individual moral achievements to be polished, Underhill describes them as the natural, gradual results of God's "Divine Love" pressing into the human soul.

Light of Christ:

Light of Christ is a collection of devotional addresses delivered by Evelyn Underhill in May 1932 at the House of Retreat, Pleshey. In these talks, Underhill explores how the "light" of Christ can penetrate and transform the human soul, guiding it toward a life of deeper prayer and service.

Abba:

The title of the book, Abba, is the term used in more than one place in the New Testament for addressing God as Father and it is with the ‘Our Father’ prayer that these meditations are concerned. At first sight it might be thought impossible to say anything fresh on something so familiar to all Christians as the Lord’s Prayer. Yet the inexhaustible depths of meaning to be found in it may, by the very fact of familiarity, all too easily escape notice and understanding.

Published 1956