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Let’s talk before you start this book.We want to tell you a few things that might help you decide whether to keep reading. These pages tell the story of one Black man—not to praise or criticize the entire Black race, but simply to focus on him. He had no distinguished ancestry and left no true successors, though many tried to imitate him. Some thought they were like him, but in reality, they were of a different and lesser kind.This man was Black, and if you cannot recognize greatness in dark skin, you may want to read something else. He was shaped by the habits and ways of the Old South, having lived forty years before the Civil War and another forty after. Though he grew remarkably as a free man, he never abandoned the speech, tastes, and manners of the days of slavery. He was a remnant of the past, untouched by the changes of the new era.The educated Black preachers of the time did not welcome him. He dismissed their learning as empty noise, calling it the new "ish." In return, they saw him as outdated, an embarrassment to the church and the ministry. Yet, for all their schooling, none of them ever gained the fame or accomplished the things that this uneducated, unpolished son of Africa did.▶️ Listen on Scroll ReaderPaperback:https://amzn.to/4iWvbbX📖 Chapters:(0:00) Introduction(10:03) 1 – Jasper Presented(20:52) 2 – Jasper Has a Thrilling Conversion(29:34) 3 – How Jasper Got His Schooling(37:04) 4 – The Slave Preacher(51:29) 5 – “Where Does Sin Come From?”(1:07:59) 6 – Jasper Set Free(1:18:08) 7 – The Picture-Maker(1:27:55) 8 – Jasper’s Star Witness(1:49:38) 9 – Jasper Glimpsed Under Various Lights(2:07:50) 10 – Sermon: The Stone Cut Out of The Mountain (Daniel 2:45)(2:27:10) 11 – Facts Concerning The Sermon On The Sun(2:44:13) 12 – The Sun Do Move(3:11:18) 13 – One Jasper Day In The Spring of 1878(3:44:20) 14 – Jasper’s Picture of Heaven

Mrs. Lavinia Strickland Bartlett was more than a teacher—she was a spiritual mother to hundreds of women under the ministry of C. H. Spurgeon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. From humble beginnings, she built one of the largest women’s Bible classes in the world, tirelessly laboring for the salvation and spiritual growth of those under her care. Her unwavering faith, fervent prayers, and deep love for souls made her a pillar of Christian service, inspiring countless lives.Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/mrs-bartlett-metropolitan-tabernacle/Paperback on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4hLGy4R(0:00) Preface by Spurgeon(12:52) 1 - Early Experiences(23:44) 2 - Changed Circumstances and How They Were Faced(43:54) 3 - The Wife and Mother and Her “Work”(54:51) 4 - Her Class at New Park Street and the Tabernacle (1:05:42) 5 - Other Labors in Connection with the Cause of Christ (1:15:31) 6 - The Pastors’ College – Mrs. Bartlett’s Address (1:45:36) 7 - Correspondence with Her Class (2:29:18) 8 - Correspondence with American Friends (2:46:44) 9 - Mr. C.H. Spurgeon’s Letters to Mrs. Bartlett and Her Class (3:00:30) 10 - The Closing Scene Narrated (3:14:00) 11 - Mrs. Bartlett’s Work and Its General Influence

One man may have “zeal without knowledge,” while another may have knowledge without zeal. If I could have only the one, I believe I should choose the first; but, with an open Bible, no one need be without knowledge of God’s will and purpose; and the object of this book is to help others to know the source of true power, that both their zeal and their knowledge may be of increased service in the Master’s work. Paul says, “all Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable;” but I believe one portion, and that the subject of this book, has been too much overlooked, as though it were not practical, and the result is lack of power in testimony and work. — D.L. MoodyPaperback book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4hLgh70Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/secret-power-the-secret-of-success/Chapters:(0:00) Introduction(1:29) 1 – Power—Its Source(36:26) 2 – Power “In” and “Upon”(1:10:49) 3 – Witnessing in Power(1:42:42) 4 – Power in Operation(2:22:00) 5 – Power Hindered

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

Although Hudson Taylor and D.E. Hoste are well known in mission history, the stories of Chinese converts often receive less attention. This biography introduces Marshal Feng—a soldier whose journey led from military service to salvation in Christ. What brought about his conversion? He was deeply moved by missionaries who truly lived out the command to "love your enemies," convicting him of the truth of the Gospel. As he yielded to Christ, many of his soldiers also came to faith.In Luke 3:14, Jesus instructs soldiers not to leave their service but to reject dishonesty and exploitation. Likewise, Feng and his troops became a living testimony to the transforming power of the Gospel. Wherever they were stationed, their changed lives bore powerful witness as they walked in obedience, integrity, and compassion, demonstrating the work of God in their hearts.Amazon Paperback: https://amzn.to/4izcnPoListen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/marshal-feng/Chapters(0:22) Intro (1:58) Foreword (6:48) Preface to the First Edition (8:34) 1 - Robust Christianity (14:37) 2 - Feng Yü-hsiang’s Conversion (31:14) 3 - Among China’s Western Hills (40:17) 4 - A Model Commander (50:43) 5 - A Great Work of Grace (1:01:56) 6 - Trial and Retreat (1:16:39) 7 - His Entry Into Sian (1:35:55) 8 - As Christian Governor (1:47:11) 9 - A Call to Battle (1:53:56) 10 - Enlarged Responsibilities (2:04:13) 11 - Inspector-General of the Forces (2:17:02) 12 - The Man Himself and His Views (2:22:07) 13 - A Personal Testimony and an Appeal (2:33:59) 14 - Recent Developments (2:43:15) 15 - The Unknown and the Unknown

​In "The Pharisee and the Publican," John Bunyan presents a profound exploration of the parable from the Gospel of Luke, where two men—a self-assured Pharisee and a remorseful tax collector—enter the temple to pray. Through this narrative, Bunyan delves into the contrasting attitudes of these individuals: the Pharisee, who prides himself on his outward displays of piety, and the Publican, who humbly acknowledges his shortcomings and seeks divine mercy. Bunyan's insightful analysis challenges readers to reflect on the nature of true righteousness, the perils of self-righteousness, and the transformative power of genuine repentance. Oh, how many people are sadly trying to save themselves! May they repent of such a wicked thing as works-based salvation and trust in Christ alone! God, have mercy on me, the sinner!​He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and treated others with contempt: “Two men went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector." - Luke 18Paperback: https://amzn.to/3DqsoZ7(0:00) Part 1(1:33:24) Part 2

Are we still successful if our evangelism sees little or no conversions? How do we gauge our evangelism effectiveness, especially if it leads to hatred and societal ostracism? When did evangelism become so mushy and pragmatic, and how do we get back to a biblical approach?Western Christianity had a significant influence on the culture for several centuries. It is accustomed to “success” in some degree or another. Today it is no longer that way. When it comes to evangelism, what do we do in light of such circumstances?Modern evangelism is rife with gimmicks and the wisdom of man. It wasn't always this way, so what happened, and where do we go from here? By looking at the Scriptures and church history, these are the questions answered in this book. Now more than ever, we must trust in God’s Word—not only for how to do evangelism but to know what will happen to those who evangelize.Paperback: https://amzn.to/41qX7wLChapters:(0:00) Introduction (3:14) Foreword by Conrad Mbewe (9:06) Preface by Ryan Denton(13:16) 1 - The Peril of “Even if One” (30:26) 2 - Evangelism Described (52:30) 3 - The Hope of Reformed Evangelism (1:21:52) 4 - Evangelism & Apologetics (1:50:26) 5 - The Foolishness of God (2:11:55) 6 - The Lost Art of Scandal (2:41:17) 7 - Failed Evangelism (3:15:10) 8 - What About Suffering? (3:54:10) 9 - When Christians Get Arrested (4:15:01) 10 - A Glimmer of Hope

James Gilmour’s remarkable account is a window into the life of a pioneering missionary whose diary, letters, and reports chronicle an extraordinary journey from the familiar streets of Glasgow to the vast, uncharted steppes of Mongolia. In this compelling narrative, Gilmour details his early years, rigorous education, and the selfless determination that led him to leave behind all comforts in the pursuit of spreading his faith. His personal records reveal not only the hardships and perils of life in a distant, often unforgiving land but also the steadfast courage and profound spirituality that defined his every step.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4hWFT1DScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/james-gilmour-of-mongolia/Chapters 📑:(0:00) Introduction and Preview (2:15) Original Preface from 1895 (4:18) 1 - Early Years and Education (1:01:02) 2 - Beginning Work (1:16:12) 3 - Mongolian Apprenticeship (2:19:33) 4 - The First Campaign in Mongolia (2:38:38) 5 - Marriage (2:52:54) 6 - In Frequent Journeys, In Dangers of Rivers (3:50:27) 7 - Speaking Tour in Britain (4:11:32) 8 - Sunshine and Shadow (4:47:36) 9 - A Change of Field (6:29:25) 10 - Personal Traits in Letters to Family and Friends (7:23:27) 11 - Closing Labors (8:49:20) 12 - The Last Days

Few men in history have left a mark as deep and enduring as John Wesley. A relentless preacher, fearless reformer, and tireless servant of Christ, Wesley traversed thousands of miles on horseback, proclaiming the gospel to rich and poor alike. His unwavering focus—what some called a “one-eyed” devotion to God’s glory—sparked a movement that transformed the spiritual landscape of England and beyond.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/43dQekWScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/john-wesley-a-single-eye-for-gods-glory/Chapters 📑:(0:00) Introduction(0:28) Preface (6:48) 1 - The Prophet Who Was the Son of a Prophet (24:22) 2 - In the Fire, But Not Burned (41:21) 3 - The Man Who Took Leave of Leisure (57:40) 4 - Faithful, But Rejected (1:08:13) 5 - The Sunrise of Darkest England (1:28:14) 6 - Submitting to Be Vile for Truth’s Sake (1:53:34) 7 - Something at Every Time (2:18:11) 8 - In Perils from Men: The Age of Mobs (2:38:30) 9 - The Man Whose Prejudices Yielded to the Force of Truth (3:00:25) 10 - The Man Who Had But Four Spoons (3:16:52) 11 - The Man Who Heeded Not Sneers (3:31:31) 12 - The Man Who Dared Not Fret (3:48:22) 13 - A Dissenter in Spite of Himself (4:03:38) 14 - Be Earnest! Be Earnest! (4:13:36) 15 - On Through Storm and Flood (4:24:22) 16 - A Hundred Years of Methodism

About the Original WorkOriginally published in 1842 as The God of Glory: Or a Guide to the Doubting in Devotional Guides, this classic work has been carefully revised and reissued under a new title in 2025.Robert Philip begins these essays by highlighting Abraham’s faith as a model for all believers to follow. From there, he thoughtfully examines the nature and causes of doubt. As the chapters progress, the author explores:General and specific aspects of doubtRoot causes of unbeliefThe path to overcoming doubt through a deeper understanding of God’s goodnessThis book emphasizes that every great promise in the Bible is anchored in the hope of eternal life. It explains how:God established His promise of grace and mercy before the world began—not to create uncertainty, but to inspire faith.The eternal nature of His mercy assures us of His unchanging and reliable word.When we doubt His promise, we inadvertently question His truthfulness. Instead, this book calls us to place our trust in God’s eternal plan of salvation through Christ, offering comfort and assurance.Perfect for:Readers seeking biblical answers to doubtThose looking to strengthen their faithThose seeking to overcome fears of having committed the unpardonable sin.Paperback:https://amzn.to/4hCmGC6Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/a-guide-for-the-doubting-soul/Chapters:(0:00) Introduction(1:06) 1 - Abraham’s Faith—An Example to Follow (16:03) 2 - The General Character of Doubting (34:23) 3 - The Real Character of Doubting (53:51) 4 - The Root Cause of Doubting (1:11:13) 5 - God’s Goodness Revealed in His Glory (1:33:31) 6 - Jesus: The Radiance of the Father’s Glory (2:16:38) 7 - Divine Guidance for the Doubting (2:46:34) 8 - Wrestling With Doubts in Prayer (3:27:23) 9 - Doubts Stemming From Indwelling Sin