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Chapters (0:00) - 1 - Opening(0:10) - 2 - A Noble Lineage and Family(6:41) - 3 - Childhood, School and College(21:53) - 4 - A Champion Cyclist(35:10) - 5 - Practical Christianity(48:06) - 6 - Studies in Germany and Egypt(59:11) - 7 - A Vocation Found(1:16:18) - 8 - A Winter In Aden(1:31:15) - 9 - A Strenuous Summer(1:40:24) - 10 - Leaving Cambridge For The Last Time(1:52:58) - 11 - The Shanty(2:06:09) - 12 - Medical Work(2:21:58) - 13 - A Struggle With Fever(2:34:38) - 14 - A Noble Example(2:43:22) - 15 - He Being Dead Yet Speaketh James Robson closes his story of this immortal life of Ion Keith-Falconer with the words: “He died at just Henry Martyn’s age” in his 31st year and like him devoting his life for the sake of winning the Muslims. The work at Sheikh Othman which he laid down his life to found, was taken up by loyal hands. “Being dead, he yet speaketh.”

Chapters (00:00) Introduction and Preface (13:03) Modern Marvels In Formosa (44:41) The Pentecost at Hilo (56:06) Livingstone's Body-Guards (1:07:52) Wonders Wrought in the West Indies (1:29:13) Moral Revolution at Sierra Leone (1:39:15) The McAll Mission in France (2:00:46) The Bishop of the Niger (2:25:19) The Cannibals of Fiji (2:33:48) The Pentecost at Banza Manteke (2:48:55) The Story of Tahiti (3:18:13) Moffat and Africaner (3:30:23) The Story of New Zealand (3:48:10) Midnight and Day-Dawn in Hawaii (4:22:04) In Closing There is a plethora of books on missions that are no longer in print. Why is this? Is it because there is a lack of emphasis on missions and the advancement of the Gospel? Have we become so focused on good doctrine and expanding our churches in America that our eyes have neglected to look to the field? Countless books are published every month within Reformed Christianity—yet how many focus on the subject of missions? A subject near and dear to our Savior’s heart, who commanded us to pray for laborers to go into his harvest (Matthew 9:38). Whatever the answer may be—may this work be another read that stirs you up for the cause of advancing the Gospel to the lost. This book deals with the miracles of missions, that is, the marvels of the change of character brought about by the Holy Spirit’s work of regeneration.

Pursuing God: A Seekers Guide offers its readers a straightforward, clear, and engaging explanation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The reader is led with integrity, and in conversational tone to understand why the biblical Gospel is good news. Beginning with man’s dead, blind, and sinful condition, and then moving toward God’s wrath, the certainty of death, and the future judgement of the world, the reader is faced with his state before a holy and just God. From there we read of the Gospel’s power to change lives, and then its demands for faith and repentance, along with clear explanations about what those things are. Next in the book comes counsel to any reader who embraces the Gospel. Here they are helped in learning to walk in initial obedience to Christ (prayer, Bible reading, fellowship with Christians, evangelism, etc.). (0:00) Opening information (0:46) Introduction (4:38) So What’s the Problem? (11:24) You Don’t Look So Good (18:04) Is God Angry Anymore? (24:58) If I Should Die Before I Wake (30:30) Sooner Than You Think (37:10) A Thief in the Night (43:46) Gospel Equals Power (48:22) Destroying the Future (56:26) The Change of Mind (1:02:24) Trying or Trusting? (1:08:47) What Shall I Do? (1:14:49) Conclusion This audiobook has been put up by permission of the author. Christian Communicators Worldwide Where can I get the book? https://www.ccwtoday.org/product/wasted-faith/

“What is most alarming is the risky willingness of many professing Christians to gamble eternity on an emotional one-time experience, a ‘sinner’s prayer’ properly prayed, or a feeling of substantial relief at a juncture in time, without ever taking a serious look at what is evident now, at this moment. Is eternal life of so little value that it seems unnecessary to examine ourselves for the evidence of it?” — from Wasted Faith This audiobook has been put up by permission of the author. Christian Communicators Worldwide Where can I get the book? https://www.ccwtoday.org/product/wasted-faith/ (0:00) Introduction (0:39) A Very Real Concern (5:40) Faith Without The Spirit (14:00) Faith Without Christ (21:16) Faith Without Reason (25:48) Faith Without Repentance (35:47) The Initial Act of Faith (42:34) Faith Without Fruit (53:55) Faith That Does Not Last (1:00:16) What Must I Do? (1:09:42) A Final Note Listen on Scroll Reader website: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/wasted-faith/

Years ago I was very impacted by Robert L. Peterson’s book, “Robert Chapman: A Biography”. This audiobook is of the original biography, “Robert Cleaver Chapman of Barnstaple” written by William H. Bennet. In the author’s own words he says: “The chief value of the book will be found in the reproduction of some of Mr. Chapman’s own words, both in the brief memoir and in the subsequent pages. One less occupied could probably have arranged available materials in a more orderly manner and also have thought of matters that will not be found here.” (0:00) Preface (2:12) Introduction (10:03) Chapter 1 - Introduction to Memoir (11:43) Chapter 2 - Boyhood and Youth (17:47) Chapter 3 - From Darkness to Light (19:50) Chapter 4 - James Harrington Evans (26:15) Chapter 5 - The Joy of Oil For Mourning (31:31) Chapter 6 - Gain Counted Loss For Christ (35:02) Chapter 7 - Early Ministry at Barnstaple (42:38) Chapter 8 - Fellowship With Other Servants of Christ (51:46) Chapter 9 - Life at New Buildings, Barnstaple (55:44) Chapter 10 - Mr. Chapman's Fellowship With Mr. Hake (1:04:45) Chapter 11 - Interest in Mr. George Muller's Great Work (1:10:26) Chapter 12 - A Visit to Ireland (1:16:37) Chapter 13 - Some Features of His Life and Ministry (1:30:54) Chapter 14 - The Lord's Coming and the Eternal Future (1:38:34) Chapter 15 - The High Estate of God's Children (1:47:44) Chapter 16 - Value of Mr. Chapman's Hymns (1:59:50) Chapter 17 - Helping and Encouraging Younger Brethren (2:07:27) Chapter 18 - Delight in Discovering God's Grace In Others (2:09:55) Chapter 19 - A True Pastor (2:15:29) Chapter 20 - Faith and Thanksgiving (2:21:35) Chapter 21 - Best Days and Circumstances (2:24:28) Chapter 22 - Visits To Spain (2:33:24) Chapter 23 - Bodily Exercise (2:34:55) Chapter 24 - Closing Days (2:45:12) Chapter 25 - Concluding Remarks (2:51:29) Chapter 26 - Burial In Barnstaple Cemetery, June 17, 1902 (2:54:11) Closing

Chundra Lela–A Convert From Hinduism - “You wicked creature! It is because of your sin that this has happened.” These words are roughly spoken to a sobbing nine-year-old girl, as her earrings are torn from her ears, her jewels from her hair, and her bracelets are hammered off her arms. Though she is the daughter of the priest to the Rajah, or King, of Nepal, she is not spared the disgrace and suffering which is the widow’s lot in India." (0:00) Introduction (1:12) Chapter 1 - Chundra’s Birth, Marriage, and Widowhood (6:46) Chapter 2 - The Temple of Jagannath (11:56) Chapter 3 - The Temple of Ramanath (17:16) Chapter 4 - Sorrow and Suffering by The Way (25:18) Chapter 5 - As A Fakir (29:13) Chapter 6 - Awful Deception of Hinduism Disclosed (36:52) Chapter 7 - Breaking Her Fetters (47:14) Chapter 8 - Money-making and Preaching (53:04) Chapter 9 - Baptizing Her Own Brother (1:00:03) Chapter 10 - Should Women Preach and Evangelize? (1:05:30) Chapter 11 - A Pilgrimage In Her Old Age (1:12:19) Chapter 12 - Conversion of a Leper Girl (1:21:09) Sketch of Author's Life - Ada Lee

This free Christian audiobook is of, “White Queen of The Cannibals: The Story of Mary Slessor of Calabar” written by A.J. Bueltmann. When Mary was young, she heard her mother read about the dangers and rewards of missionary work in Calabar, Africa. This challenged Mary Slessor’s young heart and she determined to serve her Lord there. White Queen of the Cannibals records her courage as a missionary to the worst of pagans. The story is simply told that it might inspire children to Christian service. (0:00) A Drunkard's Home (12:17) A Brave Girl (25:27) In Africa (40:49) On Her Own (57:05) Into the Jungle (1:16:28) A Brave Nurse (1:26:20) Witchcraft (1:39:09) The Poison Test (1:52:04) Victories for Mary (2:10:20) A Disappointment (2:23:47) Clouds and Sunshine (2:37:09) Among the Cannibals (2:48:49) Blessings Unnumbered (3:02:03) Journey's End

Gordon says, "'Educate men to give' is wise counsel. 'Regenerate men give' is the lesson of universal missionary experience." In addition to pointing out the importance of the Spirit's work of regeneration in the lost, Gordon discusses the importance of practical holiness in missionary life. "Translators are always needed on the heathen fields; but the greatest among such is he who can translate the example of Jesus Christ into the dialect of daily life, into the universal speech of pain and poverty and suffering for the sake of others." (0:00) Lecture 1 - The Holy Spirit's Plan of Missions (25:59) Lecture 2 - The Holy Spirit's Function In Modern Missions (1:07:05) Lecture 3 - The Holy Spirit's Constant Work In Missions (1:45:15) Lecture 4 - The Holy Spirit's Fruits In Missions From Regeneration (2:28:43) Lecture 5 - The Holy Spirit's Prophecies Concerning Missions (3:12:41) Lecture 6 - The Holy Spirit's Present Help In Missions