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Ten sermons from the Book of Jonah by Charles Spurgeon, along with his running commentary of all four chapters; updated to modern English for today’s listener. For a complete list of the audio books in the Spurgeon’s Sermons Series, along with Audio Samples, visit the Google website: RogerMcR.com
Spurgeon’s “John Ploughman’s Talk” in Modern English. Original subtitle: Plain Advice for Plain People. From Spurgeon’s Introduction: ”Written for plowmen and common people. Refined taste and dainty words have beed discarded for strong proverbial expressions and homey phrases." The chapters first appeared in Spurgeon's "The Sword and the Trowel" magazine. This Updated for Today's Reader edition is unabridged.
Refuting the myth that the "sons of God" in Genesis 6 were fallen angels by exploring the history of the story and examining the Bible passage used to support it.
More wisdom from the author of "John Ploughman's Talk" in Modern English for Today Reader. Original Title: "John Ploughman's Pictures: Plain Advice for Plain People." John Ploughman is a pen name Charles Spurgeon used.
A handbook to encourage Sunday school teachers, as well as parents and others who work with children, in their soul winning efforts. Original Title: Come, Ye Children: A Book for Parents and Teachers on the Christian Training of Children.
An Unabridged and Fully Updated for Today’s Reader edition of John Bunyan’s 1679 classic, “A Treatise of the Fear of God.”
From the book: “Objection. But the Scripture says, ‘perfect love casts out fear.’ Therefore it seems that saints should not fear after they have received the Spirit of adoption, but, as another Scripture says, they should ‘serve him without fear’ (1 John 4:18; Luke 1:74-75). Answer. Fear, as I have shown you, may be taken several ways. First, it may be used for the fear of demons. Second, it may be used for the fear of unbelievers. Third, it may be used for the fear that the Holy Spirit gives as a spirit of slavery. Or lastly, it may be used for the fear about which I have just been writing.”
Charles Spurgeon's classic presentation of the gospel, thoroughly and carefully "translated" from 19th century British English into Modern 21st century American English. This Unabridged, Updated for Today's Reader edition, uses the English Standard Version as the Scripture Text. (We have made this Audio Edition available at a reduced price to make it easier for Christians to gift this book to others.)
This book begins with the chapter from Spurgeon's autobiography titled "A Defense of Calvinism," followed by seven Spurgeon sermons on the Doctrines of Grace. All are Unabridged and Fully Updated for Today's Reader and use the English Standard Version as the Scripture text.
A stand-alone Companion Volume to All of Grace. Spurgeon encourages believers to accept the promises in the Bible as God’s special gifts and their rich inheritance.
The New Spurgeon's Devotional Bible is a two-year, 600,000 word daily devotional. Mr. Spurgeon said, "Our goal is to gather up the essence of the Scriptures during the reading of two years." Scripture, using the English Standard Version, and Mr. Spurgeon's comments are about evenly divided. Each reading is four to five minutes. The readings generally follow the order of the Bible, but other portions are inserted where appropriate. Volume One covers Year One, January through March.
