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In the early nineteenth century, when the American frontier still pressed hard against vast wilderness, God raised up an unlikely messenger to carry the Gospel where few were willing to go.John Stewart, a free Black man from Virginia, once lived carelessly in sin and sank so low he tried to drink himself to death. Yet the Lord arrested him, brought him to the foot of the cross, and set a new song in his mouth. Then came a call he could not shake: go northwest, and declare My counsel faithfully.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4bShYjvChapters 📑(0:00) Introduction and Preface(3:40) 1 - From Despair to Mercy(9:16) 2 - The Call to the Northwest(20:43) 3 - The Gospel Challenged(29:40) 4 - Tears at the Door(38:53) 5 - A Shepherd’s Heart, Though Absent(43:01) 6 - Summer Opposition and the War of Rumors(50:01) 7 - A Licensed Preacher and a Strengthened Mission(56:46) 8 - The Last Conflicts and the Last Words

Chapter 21 — Never Punish a Child in AngerFrom Training the Child’s Heart: Practical Hints for Christian Parents by Henry Clay Trumbull.In this excerpt, Trumbull explains why discipline given in anger is always wrong, even when a child clearly deserves correction. He shows how calm, thoughtful correction honors the justice of God, protects your authority, and teaches your child what it truly means to do right. You’ll hear practical insight on the difference between stopping harmful behavior and delivering punishment, and how self-control in a parent leads to growth, trust, and lasting heart change in a child.Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5S3yZUjtZEQb2t9abYY0xa?si=NF-r4wbuTgyEeFmlXRUvmQ

This edition of The Reformed Pastor is based on the version described in William Brown’s 1829 Preface—a shortened, carefully edited edition (not Palmer’s 1766 abridgment) that removes material unrelated to the main subject and some dated controversy, with minor reordering (including moving “Motives to the Oversight of the Flock” into the main body) and light language correction without modernizing the style.Paperback & Kindle: https://amzn.to/3LLOfhAScroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/reformed-pastor-call-faithful-shepherding/Chapters(0:00) Intro(1:08) Dedication(25:39) Introduction(28:11) 1 - The Nature of the Oversight(1:10:03) 2 - The Motives To This Oversight(1:44:51) 3 - The Nature of This Oversight(2:48:30) 4 - The Manner of This Oversight(3:19:46) 5 - The Motives of This Oversight(3:38:02) 6 - The Use of Humiliation(5:05:40) 7 - The Duty of Personal Instruction(5:49:53) 8 - Motives Drawn From the Difficulties of the Work(6:32:13) 9 - Objections to This Duty(7:11:14) 10 - Directions for This Duty(7:12:56) 11 - How to Win Your People to Catechising and Personal Instruction(7:25:14) 12 - How to Instruct Souls Most Effectively© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Can a church call itself evangelical if it is not evangelistic?In these searching addresses, G. Campbell Morgan brings the whole subject of evangelism back to its New Testament center: the one unchanging evangel and the living Christ who still proclaims it through His Church. Refusing both nostalgic longing for “old-fashioned revivals” and shallow schemes for a “new evangelism” with no Cross, Morgan insists that there is only one Gospel—always fresh, always sufficient—for every age.Beginning with the evangel itself—Christ’s Lordship, His atoning Cross, His risen life, and His indwelling Spirit—Morgan traces how this message creates and sustains an evangelistic Church. A truly evangelical church, he argues, must be a fellowship of reconciled, regenerate, and reigning believers whose life together makes the Gospel visible to the world.Paperback & Kindle: https://amzn.to/45C3hgxListen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/a-bible-believing-church-must-be-evangelistic/Chapters(0:00) Introduction(0:42) 1 - The Evangel(23:49) 2 - The Church Evangelistic(49:03) 3 - The Evangelist(1:19:39) 4 - The Evangelistic Service(1:46:38) 5 - The Present Opportunity© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Henry Clay Trumbull offers practical, Scripture-minded hints for Christian parents that challenged me in areas of child-training I hadn’t thought through as deeply—especially his call to help children form their own biblical convictions rather than merely borrowing ours. Chapters like Honoring a Child’s Individuality and Training a Child as a Questioner are especially thought-provoking, and even where you may not agree with every emphasis, Trumbull models a wise balance of gentleness and firmness. In an age when parenting counsel often drifts from Scripture, this book provides biblical perspective and usable guidance for shepherding the precious souls God has entrusted to us.Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/training-the-childs-heart/Paperback/Kindle: https://amzn.to/4pppmGhChapters (0:00) Introduction (2:07) Preface (4:15) 1 - Child-Training: What Is It? (9:40) 2 - The Duty of Training Children (14:33) 3 - Scope and Limitations of Child-Training (19:43) 4 - Discerning a Child’s Special Need of Training (28:04) 5 - Will-Training, Rather Than Will-Breaking (47:16) 6 - The Place of “Must” in Training (54:33) 7 - Denying a Child Wisely (1:03:35) 8 - Honoring a Child’s Individuality (1:13:55) 9 - Letting Alone as a Means of Child-Training (1:21:48) 10 - Training a Child to Self-Control (1:29:09) 11 - Training a Child Not to Pester (1:35:58) 12 - Training a Child’s Appetite (1:45:06) 13 - Training a Child as a Questioner (1:53:46) 14 - Training a Child’s Faith (2:04:18) 15 - Training Children to Sabbath Observance (2:19:30) 16 - Training a Child in Amusements (2:28:52) 17 - Training a Child to Courtesy (2:37:52) 18 - Cultivating a Child’s Taste in Reading (2:48:16) 19 - The Value of Table-Talk (2:58:25) 20 - Guiding a Child in Companionships (3:06:06) 21 - Never Punish a Child in Anger (3:17:50) 22 - Scolding Is Never Right (3:23:31) 23 - Dealing Tenderly With a Child’s Fears (3:39:44) 24 - The Sorrows of Children (3:47:33) 25 - The Place of Sympathy in Child-Training (3:58:04) 26 - The Influence of the Home Atmosphere (4:04:11) 27 - The Power of a Mother’s Love (4:15:59) 28 - Allowing Play to a Child’s Imagination (4:20:32) 29 - Giving Added Value to a Child’s Christmas (4:26:25) 30 - Good-Night Words© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

“How can I read the Bible in a way that I enjoy it?” Edward Leigh Pell answers this question with plain, practical wisdom. He shows that real profit from Scripture does not come from duty alone, but from reading with attention, prayer, and delight. With clear illustrations and steady counsel, Pell clears away common misunderstandings and helps the Bible come alive—so that those who have long held it as a treasure may finally taste its sweetness.Paperback 📖: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G9DFPD74Scroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/art-of-enjoying-the-bible/Chapters 📑(0:00) 0 – Introduction(0:46) 1 – A Question of Pleasure(10:45) 2 – Getting Ready(22:07) 3 – Manner of Approach(27:50) 4 – The Matter of Method(42:45) 5 – Reading the Bible by Books(59:15) 6 – In Reading Particular Books of the Bible(1:32:44) 7 – Studying the Bible by Topics(1:38:59) 8 – The Topical Method Illustrated(1:59:47) 9 – One Way of Studying The Sunday School Lesson(2:06:08) 10 – Accounting for Difficulties(2:16:53) 11 – A Pair of Neglected Helps(2:22:58) 12 – Cultivating a Taste For The Bible in Little Children(2:31:45) 13 – When Family Worship Is A Pleasure(2:42:27) 14 – Additional Points© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

May is nineteen, and in a moment her whole life changes. Her guardian dies. Her little sister is taken in elsewhere. May herself is left with almost nothing—no income, no home, and no clear future.Then two very different doors open. One path seems safe and respectable: quiet work in another household, steady and hidden.The other path promises warmth, protection, and love—but also raises questions she cannot ignore.Set in Victorian England and reaching as far as Jerusalem, Was I Right? follows a young woman at the point in life where choices stop being dreams and start becoming consequences. It is a story of love, conscience, and what it costs to stay true to Christ when the heart is pulled in two directions.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4oEsQ7hScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/was-i-right/Chapters 📑(0:00) Introduction(0:10) 1 - The Two Letters(19:22) 2 - My Choice(40:43) 3 - Was I Wrong?(59:03) 4 - Maggie’s Aunts(1:17:24) 5 - First Impressions(1:40:43) 6 - Alliston Hall(2:01:10) 7 - Conscience at Work(2:18:22) 8 - Alice Fitzgerald(2:34:50) 9 - Was The Promise Binding?(2:56:09) 10 - Evelyn’s Confession(3:18:29) 11 - The Opportunity Given(3:39:40) 12 - Brindisi(4:00:43) 13 - Was It He?(4:20:14) 14 - Jerusalem(4:43:30) 15 - My Olive-leaves(5:06:11) 16 - A Mystery(5:29:27) 17 - Sunday On Mount Zion(5:51:45) 18 - The Mystery Solved(6:15:00) 19 - Was I Right?© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

“I have learned, in whatever state I am, to be content.” With that single line from Philippians 4:11, Paul introduces a rare grace that every Christian longs for but few enjoy. In this classic work Puritan pastor Thomas Watson shows that true contentment is not natural temperament or denial of hardship, but a learned, Spirit-taught way of seeing God’s hand in every condition—poverty and plenty, sickness and health, calm and trouble. With piercing diagnosis and warm, practical counsel, he exposes the roots of our restlessness and guides believers into the quiet, Christ-centered confidence that can say in any circumstance, “I have learned to be content.”Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4iD7lSZScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/the-secret-of-divine-contentment/Chapters 📑:(0:00) Intro - Introduction(0:12) 1 - Paul’s Lesson in Contentment and Trust(3:18) 2 - The First Lesson: Becoming a Learner of Christ(11:34) 3 - Contentment: A Lesson Nature Cannot Teach(17:59) 4 - The Heart of the Text: Content in Every State(27:27) 5 - Answering Objections About Contentment(29:45) 6 - How to Live with Joy in Any Condition(32:07) 7 - The Murmuring Spirit: A Rebuke to the Discontented(36:35) 8 - Answering Discontent in Losses and Relationships(1:00:41) 9 - Answering Discontent in Reproach, Evil Times, and Spiritual Trials(1:29:48) 10 - Divine Motives to Contentment(1:54:00) 11 - Christ and Grace: The Treasure You Already Possess(1:57:52) 12 - Contentment and Your Prayers(2:02:00) 13 - All Things Work for Good in Affliction(2:13:58) 14 - The Evil and Folly of Discontent(2:30:25) 15 - Why More Will Never Satisfy: Lessons in Godly Contentment(2:50:56) 16 - The Three Places a Christian Must Never Be Content(3:05:42) 17 - How to Tell If You Have Learned Christian Contentment(3:15:55) 18 - The Practice of Contentment: A Christian’s Step-by-Step Guide(3:54:55) 19 - Encouragement for the Christian Who Walks in Contentment© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

When doubt feels louder than truth, where do you turn?How to Deal With Doubts and Doubters (1907, Revised 2025) by Henry Clay Trumbull opens the door to real, heart-level conversations with troubled souls—men and women who feared they had gone too far, committed the “unpardonable sin,” lacked true faith, or could not feel what they thought a real Christian should feel. These are not theories, but actual encounters drawn from decades of ministry as a chaplain, pastor, and personal worker.Through vivid stories and clear, Christ-centered counsel, Trumbull shows: How to help those who focus on what they don’t believe learn to rest in what they do believe Why endlessly examining your feelings destroys assurance—and where to look instead How to speak to people who think they must “feel something break inside” before they can come to Christ How to comfort believers tormented by fear of the unpardonable sin Why waiting to be “good enough,” or to “feel ready,” keeps many outside the church and away from obedience How to think wisely about miracles, providence, and spiritual existence in a skeptical age Why enjoying God’s service and prayer is not a spiritual danger, and when lack of enjoyment may simply be physicalWhether you are wrestling with doubts yourself or walking alongside someone who is, this classic 1907 work offers warm, practical help. Trumbull refuses shallow answers. Instead, he patiently leads doubting, sensitive souls away from themselves and back to the living Christ—where lasting rest is found.Ideal for pastors, counselors, small group leaders, and any Christian who wants to deal gently and wisely with wounded consciences.Kindle and Paperback: https://amzn.to/3MeR1M2Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/how-to-deal-with-doubts-and-doubters/ (0:00) Introduction (13:58) 1 - Considering Doubts Rather Than Beliefs (21:03) 2 - Seeking Help Inside of Self, Not Outside (29:43) 3 - Not Ready to Give Up One’s Will (36:44) 4 - Waiting to Be Good Enough to Join the Church (41:25) 5 - Waiting for Something Inside to “Break” (49:18) 6 - Facing “The Unpardonable Sin” (56:40) 7 - Waiting for More Faith (1:05:45) 8 - Troubled Because Enjoying God’s Service (1:13:57) 9 - Considering Our Desires, Instead of God’s Love (1:26:34) 10 - Is Lack of Right Feeling a Barrier to Right Action? (1:33:41) 11 - Troubled Because Finding No Enjoyment in Prayer (1:41:15) 12 - Unable to Believe in Miracles (1:51:00) 13 - Not Believing in Any Spiritual Existence (2:01:47) 14 - Inconsistency of Christian Doubters© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

The first part of this book explains how prayer works—why we should pray, how God guides His children, and how He patiently teaches us to trust Him without doubting. It shows that God remains faithful even when we are weak, and that He invites us to bring every need to Him.The second part gathers real testimonies of answered prayer—stories from Trumbull’s own life and from believers he personally knew. These examples show how God met specific needs with clear, tender mercy, encouraging Christians to trust Him and pray with confidence.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/43XWk91 Scroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/personal-prayer/ (0:00) Introduction (0:46) Preface (1:50) 1 – What Is Prayer? (6:44) 2 – Universality of the Prayer-Cry (11:28) 3 – Prayer a Providential Force in God’s Plan (15:47) 4 – What to Pray For, and Why (25:10) 5 – Limitations of the Right of Prayer (35:39) 6 – Praying in the Name of Jesus (43:51) 7 – Prayer in Faith Better Than Faith in Prayer (57:14) 8 – Mistaking Presumption for Faith (1:07:23) 9 – Praying for Others (1:16:36) 10 – Leading Others in Prayer (1:35:17) 11 – Helping Another in Prayer (1:42:26) 12 – Praying to God as a Friend (1:49:12) 13 – Getting Comfort by Prayer (1:57:19) 14 – Perils of Prayer (2:04:49) 15 – Praying at Others (2:12:18) 16 – Loss through Unoffered Prayers (2:19:23) Part 2 Preface – Illustrative Answers Preface (2:21:03) 17 – Expecting Answers to Prayer (2:24:09) 18 – Boyhood Lessons of Trust in God (2:29:03) 19 – Sleighing That Strengthened My Faith (2:36:33) 20 – Knowing God’s Voice When He Speaks (2:49:27) 21 – Children Guided on a Scotch Moor (2:54:04) 22 – God Deciding My Place in War Time (3:01:33) 23 – Led Unmistakably to the Editor’s Chair (3:10:48) 24 – God’s Protection of One’s Good Name (3:18:15) 25 – Given a Treasure in a Friend and Helper (3:27:04) 26 – Teaching Lessons of Trust to My Helper (3:31:55) 27 – Taught Lessons of Faith by My Helper (3:38:43) 28 – God’s Tenderness with a Doubting Truster (3:48:12) 29 – Trusting God Rather than a Child of God (3:54:12) 30 – Similar Experiences by Personal Friends (3:59:52) 31 – Prayer of a Soldier Prisoner Answered (4:09:42) 32 – How God Led the Leaders in the Centennial Exhibition (4:25:18) 33 – Help in the Night Prayed for, and Sent© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Born in a Cornish mining village in 1794, Billy Bray lived for years as a drunken, reckless miner—until one night in 1823 when the grace of God broke through his darkness and made him a new man. From that moment on, he could not stop talking about his Saviour. His joy was contagious, his faith unshakable, and his voice could be heard ringing through the mines and the chapels of Cornwall: “I am a son of a King!” The King’s Son tells the remarkable true story of how divine grace transformed a coarse, poverty-stricken miner into one of England’s most joyful and beloved evangelists. With humor, humility, and an unquenchable love for Christ, Billy Bray built chapels, lifted the downcast, and filled Cornwall with songs of praise. His story has inspired believers for generations to live and rejoice in the reality of redemption. (0:00) Preface – Preface to the Eleventh Edition (2:06) 1 - His Conversion (18:37) 2 - The First-Fruits of Harvest (39:26) 3 - Joy Unspeakable and Full of Glory (1:02:34) 4 - Chapel Building (1:33:01) 5 - The Prayer of Faith (1:49:34) 6 - Pure Religion (2:03:29) 7 - Sabbath Keeping (2:15:14) 8 - Trials and Conflicts (2:37:42) 9 - Drinking and Smoking (2:50:25) 10 - Rebuke and Exhortation (3:03:38) 11 - Fully Ripe For the Garner (3:27:48) 12 - Songs© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Charles Bridges’ Exposition of the Book of Proverbs is a classic commentary that blends deep biblical insight with practical application. In this episode, we cover Chapters 22–31, where Solomon urges us to pursue wisdom, fear the Lord, and avoid the snares of folly. Bridges’ rich reflections help us see how these ancient proverbs speak with fresh power to our lives today. (0:00) Chapter 22 (1:14:45) Chapter 23 (2:10:24) Chapter 24 (2:55:13) Chapter 25 (3:51:09) Chapter 26 (4:33:54) Chapter 27 (5:40:13) Chapter 28 (6:53:08) Chapter 29 (8:09:53) Chapter 30 (9:20:57) Chapter 31© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

This chapter features Charles Bridges’ exposition on Proverbs 26, unfolding the marks and consequences of folly through vivid illustrations and spiritual insight. Each verse reveals how pride, deceit, and sloth oppose true wisdom and how only a humble, teachable heart can walk safely in God’s ways.This is one chapter from the full audiobook of Charles Bridges’ commentary on Proverbs.© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

When faith grows dim and outward forms remain without life, what is left?In The Backslider, Andrew Fuller exposes one of the most solemn truths in the Christian walk—the soul that once seemed earnest, yet turns away from God. With pastoral tenderness and searching insight into the human heart, Fuller traces the slow and hidden decline of the inner life: how holy affections fade, how conscience grows silent, and how sin—when left unconfessed—darkens the understanding and hardens the heart.LinksScroll ReaderPaperback or KindleChapters (0:00) Introduction (1:16) Preface (5:08) 1 - The Backslider (7:51) 2 - Understanding the Nature and Progress of Backsliding (12:53) 3 - Forms of Backsliding (37:52) 4 - On the Symptoms of a Backsliding Spirit (52:41) 5 - The Dangers of Sin Left on the Conscience (1:11:19) 6 - Means of Recovery© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Charles Bridges’ Exposition of the Book of Proverbs is a classic commentary that blends deep biblical insight with practical application. In this episode, we cover Chapters 11–21, where Solomon urges us to pursue wisdom, fear the Lord, and avoid the snares of folly. Bridges’ rich reflections help us see how these ancient proverbs speak with fresh power to our lives today.(0:00) - Chapter 11(48:48) - Chapter 12(1:34:46) - Chapter 13(2:27:24) - Chapter 14(3:37:49) - Chapter 15(4:47:19) - Chapter 16(5:56:11) - Chapter 17(6:49:13) - Chapter 18(7:45:15) - Chapter 19(9:02:50) - Chapter 20(10:16:02) - Chapter 21© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

A companion to The Night of Weeping, this classic points weary saints toward the promised dawn. From the shadow of the cross, Horatius Bonar lifts our eyes to “the morning of joy,” tracing how God uses tears to ripen hope and how real comfort does more than soothe—it purifies. With rich, devotional chapters on anticipation, watchfulness, the “earnests” that break into our darkest nights, and the glory signaled by the Morning-Star, Bonar calls believers to live as children of the day: lamps trimmed, hands ready, hearts steady. (0:00) Introduction and Preface (6:42) 1 – The Anticipations (16:16) 2 – The Night-Watch (37:02) 3 – The Earnests of the Morning (52:03) 4 – The Danger of Wasting Relief After Sorrow (1:01:34) 5 – The Morning-Star (1:13:15) 6 – The Morning (1:30:56) 7 – The Victory Over Death (1:44:04) 8 – The Reunion (1:59:11) 9 – The Presence of the Lord (2:18:36) 10 – The Kingdom (2:36:10) 11 – The Grace (2:50:06) 12 – The Glory© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Part 1 | Through fire, sword, and scaffold, the truth marched on across the centuries of church history. From the persecuted Christians of the early Church in the first centuries, to the Vaudois of the twelfth, the Huguenots of the sixteenth, and the English martyrs of the Reformation, this work revives the courage of men and women who stood unshaken for Christ. Their blood became the seed of freedom—the open Bible, the free press, and the liberties we now enjoy.Written by James Dabney McCabe in 1874.Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/cross-and-crown-christian-martyrs-church-history/Get a paperback or hardcover copy: https://amzn.to/4mTc1EN(0:00) Introduction and Preface(0:01:15) Preface(0:12:50) 1 – Historical Sketch of the Vaudois Church(2:20:30) 2 – The Martyrs of Val Lousie(2:29:42) 3 – John Louis Paschal(2:54:59) 4 – Martin Gonin(3:05:37) 5 – Bartholomew Hector(3:20:25) 6 – Joan Mathurin(3:30:04) 7 – Sebastian Bazan(3:40:29) 8 – The Huguenots(5:50:05) 9 – Historical Sketch of the Protestant Church in France(5:56:10) 10 – Philippa De Lunz(6:11:26) 11 – Dumont de Bostaquet(6:43:08) 12 – Claude Brousson(7:08:03) 13 – Jean Marteilhe — The Huguenot Galley Slave(7:52:28) 14 – The Martyrs of Toulouse(8:05:17) 15 – Fulcrand Rey(8:22:55) 16 – Historical Sketch of the English Reformation© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Part 2 | Through fire, sword, and scaffold, the truth marched on across the centuries of church history. From the persecuted Christians of the early Church in the first centuries, to the Vaudois of the twelfth, the Huguenots of the sixteenth, and the English martyrs of the Reformation, this work revives the courage of men and women who stood unshaken for Christ. Their blood became the seed of freedom—the open Bible, the free press, and the liberties we now enjoy.Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/cross-and-crown-christian-martyrs-church-history/Get a paperback or hardcover copy: https://amzn.to/4mTc1EN(0:00) 16 – Historical Sketch of the English Reformation(1:59:34) 17 – Lord Cobham(2:30:49) 18 – Anne Askew(3:05:04) 19 – Laurence Saunders(3:19:28) 20 – Rowland Taylor(3:46:13) 21 – Rawlins White(3:58:52) 22 – William Hunter(4:17:55) 23 – Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

The road is rough, and the desert wind is harsh.For followers of the Man of Sorrows, trials are not exceptions, but inevitable companions on the journey toward the Kingdom. Whether you are walking in shadow or sunshine, in the crowd or in solitude, the Christian life is marked by the unique, tender, and often sorrowing voice of a pilgrim church.This small, intimate book is written specifically for the household of faith—especially those who are “in heaviness through many trials,” feeling the weight of the Lord’s rebuke, and passing through fire and water.Written by a fellow traveler—a brother and “companion in suffering”—this devotional seeks to move beyond mere sympathy and offer true, spiritual profit. It addresses the deepest family matters of the church: our shared sorrows and the meaning behind God’s correction.Listen: Scroll Reader Paperback & Kindle: AmazonChapters & Timestamps(0:00) Introduction(0:34) Preface(9:23) 1 - The Family(25:35) 2 - The Family Life(38:15) 3 - The Family Badge(50:59) 4 - The Family Discipline(1:15:04) 5 - The Family Rods(1:31:07) 6 - The Types(1:38:07) 7 - The Proving(1:51:34) 8 - The Rebuking(2:02:05) 9 - The Purifying(2:15:50) 10 - The Arousing(2:26:55) 11 - The Solemnizing(2:38:27) 12 - The Warning(2:55:18) 13 - The Recollections(3:04:53) 14 - The Consolation(3:22:15) 15 - The Eternal Results© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

In an age that exalts self, Andrew Murray’s classic work points us to a better way: the beauty of humility before God. Written with piercing clarity and deep devotion, Humility: The Beauty of Holiness reminds us that the highest glory of the creature is to be nothing in itself, that God may be all.Murray shows that humility is not an optional virtue, but the very foundation of the Christian life. Drawing from Scripture and the life of Christ, he demonstrates how true holiness flows from lowliness of heart, and how only the empty can be filled with the fullness of God.Paperback 📖: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FS84V8MFScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/humility-the-beauty-of-holiness/Chapters 📑 (0:00) 0 – Introduction (4:26) 1 – Humility: The Glory of the Creature (13:26) 2 – Humility: The Secret of Redemption (23:50) 3 – The Humility of Jesus (31:15) 4 – Humility in the Teaching of Jesus (41:19) 5 – Humility in the Disciples of Jesus (49:57) 6 – Humility in Daily Life (1:01:10) 7 – Humility and Holiness (1:10:49) 8 – Humility and Sin (1:21:12) 9 – Humility and Faith (1:29:30) 10 – Humility and Death to Self (1:41:40) 11 – Humility and Happiness (1:51:14) 12 – Humility and Exaltation (2:00:50) 13 – A Secret of Secrets: Humility the Soul of True Prayer© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.