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In The Mother at Home, John Abbott speaks with clear, practical warmth to the daily work of motherhood—showing how a mother’s quiet influence shapes a child’s character, habits, and eternal outlook. With vivid examples drawn from ordinary family life, Abbott explains why loving authority matters, how to establish willing obedience without constant conflict, and how a mother can correct faults fairly, wisely, and consistently.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4sXr5WlScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/the-mother-at-home/Chapters 📑(0:00) Introduction(0:14) Preface(1:50) 1 - Responsibility(32:59) 2 - Maternal Authority(56:26) 3 - Maternal Authority Continued(1:27:45) 4 - The Mother’s Difficulties(1:53:30) 5 - Faults and Errors(2:25:27) 6 - Methods and Plans(2:51:07) 7 - Religious Instruction(3:21:38) 8 - Religious Instruction Continued(4:07:46) 9 - Fruits of Piety(4:39:26) 10 - Fruits of Piety Continued(5:11:57) 11 - 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 this children’s story, Bob and Jackie stay with a relative while their father is away fighting in the war. During this time, a providential guest enters their lives, along with her dog Stray, and they become friends.Written by Eleanora H. Stooke in 1917.(0:00) 1 - Afraid in the dark(5:37) 2 - The new lodger(11:01) 3 - Bob and Stray make an enemy(17:44) 4 - About the ruby brooch(23:11) 5 - The earl's daughter(28:32) 6 - Poor Stray!(34:37) 7 - Bob laid up(40:00) 8 - Great news(46:29) 9 - Concerning Tom Smith(52:10) 10 - Stray to the rescue(57:54) 11 - Miss Peggy's daughter(1:03:21) 12 - Conclusion

Ellen Mansfield leaves her quiet farm believing that hard work — not faith — will shape her future. Caring for her crippled brother Jerry has taught her responsibility but not hope. When she moves to the city, unexpected trials force Ellen to confront questions she’s long avoided and the promise, “As many as touched Him were made whole.” In her search for healing — for Jerry and for her own restless heart — she discovers that true wholeness comes only through trusting in Christ.Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/as-many-as-touched-him/(0:00) Introduction(0:58) 1 - Looking for a Letter (9:32) 2 - Jerry's Trial (17:46) 3 - The Great Physician (26:17) 4 - Leaving Home (38:01) 5 - In the Work-Room (44:08) 6 - Suffering for Conscience Sake (51:14) 7 - Dreary Days (55:48) 8 - A Lonely Sufferer (1:02:31) 9 - An Alarming Incident (1:10:22) 10 - A Conversation (1:15:15) 11 - In the Hospital (1:25:49) 12 - Sorrowful Tidings (1:32:30) 13 - Mother and Daughter (1:44:23) 14 - Jerry's Faith Has Its Reward (2:00:46) 15 - Ten Years Later

Revised in 2024 to enhance readability and comprehension. The following story, originally read in French, immediately struck me as one that, with some modifications to convey clear and strong evangelical truths, would make an excellent addition to Sunday School libraries and appeal to young readers of all kinds. The story is deeply moving, and the lessons it teaches are both valuable and important. I've rarely encountered lessons of practical piety presented as simply as they are in this little book, all drawn from the beauties of nature. Almost every chapter contains sermons directed at young hearts, using flowers from the garden as their texts. The translation of the story is quite free, with significant omissions in many places and considerable additions in others.G.T. BedellNovember, 1832Paperback: https://amzn.to/4h8cd1fScroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/basket-of-flowers/Chapters(0:00) 1 - The Story of Mary(15:16) 2 - Mary at the Castle of the Count(25:17) 3 - The Diamond Ring Lost(33:56) 4 - Mary in Prison(40:35) 5 - The Trial of Mary(45:22) 6 - Mary's Father Visits Her In Prison(51:40) 7 - The Judgment of the Court(59:28) 8 - A Friend in Need(1:04:48) 9 - Mary and Her Father at Pine Cottage(1:12:12) 10 - The Sick Chamber(1:24:08) 11 - Death of Mary's Father(1:35:14) 12 - Mary Meets with Fresh Trials(1:41:01) 13 - The Moonlight Journey(1:46:09) 14 - The Churchyard Meeting(1:50:23) 15 - The Countess's Narrative(1:57:50) 16 - Story of the Finding of the Ring(2:09:10) 17 - Injustice Acknowledged and Repaired(2:12:18) 18 - An Evening at the Castle(2:15:54) 19 - Visit to Pine Farm(2:19:32) 20 - Results of Loving the World(2:24:30) 21 - Mary's Spirit of Forgiveness(2:27:54) 22 - Mary's Happy and Useful Life(2:30:40) 23 - The Tomb of Mary’s Father

Children's Audiobook | 31 minutes. Written in 1850 by Mrs. Newton Crosland“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in or steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (Matthew 6:19-21)Find more children's audiobooks on scrollreader.com https://scrollreader.com/audiobook-category/children/

"Little Maid Marigold" by Eleanora Stooke is a heartwarming tale of a young girl who must leave her mother and brothers to stay with her father's aunts. Now unable to rely on her mother, upon whom will she depend? Will she embody her father's motto, "Fight the Good Fight of Faith"? Stooke's narrative is rich with lessons on forgiveness, the power of prayer, and the significance of leading a life grounded in Christ. Find on our website as well: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/the-little-maid-marigold/(0:00) - Chapter 1 - Mrs. Holcroft Tells About Her Aunts, And Reads Miss Pamela's Letter(15:42) - Chapter 2 - A New Step In Life And A New Friend(33:16) - Chapter 3 - Making The Acquaintance Of Her Aunts(50:07) - Chapter 4 - Her First Days In Her Aunts' Home(1:08:31) - Chapter 5 - Encountering Untidiness, A Meeting With Farmer Jo And His Mother, And A Visit To The Lace-Maker(1:28:05) - Chapter 6 - The Lace-Maker's Story, And Confidences With Barker(1:42:11) - Chapter 7 - Her First Days At School, And Encounter With Muriel Wake(1:59:06) - Chapter 8 - Becoming Friendly With Grace Long, Miss Holcroft Speaks Her Mind(2:15:41) - Chapter 9 - Visiting Barker's Mother(2:32:58) - Chapter 10 - The Reconciliation With Muriel Wake(2:50:09) - Chapter 11 - Invitation To Rocombe Farm, And Her Arrival There(3:07:14) - Chapter 12 - A Visit At Rocombe Farm(3:22:30) - Chapter 13 - Good News From Home, With Miss Pamela Visit Mrs. Barker(3:37:22) - Chapter 14 - Concerning The Arrival Of Muriel Wake And Molly Jenkins(3:55:13) - Chapter 15 - A Great Surprise For Muriel Wake(4:12:06) - Chapter 16 - Presents From Boscombe(4:27:47) - Chapter 17 - On Death's Doorstep(4:45:11) - Chapter 18 - The New Home

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.