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William A. B. Johnson’s mission in Sierra Leone stands as a living testament to God’s transforming power. In this unvarnished account of seven arduous years on the edge of the Dark Continent, one man’s life becomes a beacon amid despair. Called to a field where hope was scarce and suffering abundant, Johnson’s journey echoes the sacred promise: “Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify Me.”Through personal trials and the relentless hardships of a mission marked by poverty, disease, and cultural barriers, he discovered that even in the midst of darkness, divine light could prevail. His own heart testified, “My grace is sufficient for thee: for My strength is made perfect in weakness,” a truth that turned barren soil into a garden of renewal. In a land where spiritual blindness was the norm, his steadfast faith proclaimed, “Light is sprung up,” illuminating lives long forgotten.The author, Arthur T. Pierson, observed that “in the past twenty years, I have encountered no other work that so vividly captures the transforming power of God’s grace in the midst of human despair.” His words remind us that this is not merely a biography but a living record of faith—a singular testament of a servant whose life and labors continue to speak to the heart of every seeker of truth.Listen on Scroll Reader:https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/seven-years-in-sierra-leone-william-a-b-johnson/Chapters:(0:00) Introduction (3:48) 1 - Made Meet For The Master’s Use (28:03) 2 - The Land of The Shadow of Death (46:14) 3 - Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth (1:06:11) 4 - Sound of Abundance of Rain (1:23:59) 5 - First-Fruits Unto God (1:42:45) 6 - Floods Upon The Dry Ground (2:06:16) 7 - The Regions Beyond (2:34:00) 8 - In The Furnace of Affliction (2:53:08) 9 - The Cloud of Witnesses (3:10:07) 10 - At The Desired Haven (3:28:20) Appendices (3:30:54) Appendix I (3:36:52) Appendix II (3:36:52) Appendix III

Audiobook of the 1849 book, The Power of The Pulpit: Thoughts Addressed to Christian Ministers and Those Who Hear Them by Gardiner Spring. This version has been revised in 2024.This book, The Power of the Pulpit, stands among such classics as Lectures to My Students by Charles Spurgeon and Preachers and Preaching by Martyn Lloyd-Jones, offering profound insights and timeless wisdom for those called to proclaim God's truth.Gardiner Spring writes: "The pulpit claims no physical power; its strength is in its moral influence. Its conflict is not one of weapons, but of truth against falsehood. Its victories do not involve subduing others but lifting them up. Its power goes beyond the battlefield, the court, and the Senate. It surpasses them all. Evaluate them fairly and consider which holds the widest influence and occupies the most space in shaping society. While secular forces like armies and governments hold power, the pulpit has had a deeper and more lasting impact. Who did more for England—statesmen like Edmund Burke and William Pitt, or preachers like George Whitefield and Robert Hall? Who contributed more to Scotland—warriors like Robert Bruce, or ministers like John Knox and Thomas Chalmers?"Paperback book: https://amzn.to/3CM6sY3Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/the-power-of-the-pulpit/Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (1:37) 1 - The Fact Illustrated: The Pulpit Has Power (18:01) 2 - The Same Subject Continued (28:08) 3 - The Same Subject Continued (43:16) 4 - The Broader Influence of the Pulpit (55:32) 5 - The Consequences of Silencing the Pulpit (1:04:58) 6 - The Truth of Which the Pulpit Is the Vehicle (1:31:59) 7 - The Living Teacher (1:55:12) 8 - The Divine Authority of the Christian Ministry (2:19:31) 9 - The Pulpit Associated With the Power of God (2:38:35) 10 - The Great Object of Preaching (3:02:20) 11 - Ministerial Diligence (3:35:15) 12 - All Efforts Directed Toward the Pulpit (4:00:08) 13 - The Preacher’s Interest in His Immediate Subject (4:21:13) 14 - Ministers Must Be Men of Prayer (4:36:31) 15 - The Personal Holiness of Ministers (4:57:28) 16 - The Example of Ministers (5:23:32) 17 - The Responsibility of Ministers (5:38:40) 18 - Raising Up Men Into the Ministry (5:46:13) 19 - Ministry Compared With Other Professions (6:20:12) 20 - The Fitting Education for the Christian Ministry (6:45:09) 21 - The Financial Support of Ministers (7:08:47) 22 - Prayer for Ministers (7:20:25) 23 - The Consideration Due to the Christian Ministry (7:34:13) 24 - The Responsibility of Enjoying the Christian Ministry

Do You Long for a Deeper Prayer Life? E.M. Bounds believed that prayer was not just a duty but the most powerful force in a believer’s life. In Purpose in Prayer, he unveils the secret of prevailing prayer—the kind that shakes heaven, transforms hearts, and brings real spiritual victories. Drawing from Scripture and the lives of faithful men and women, Bounds challenges readers to move beyond routine prayers into a passionate, persistent pursuit of God. With convicting insights and stirring examples, this book will rekindle your desire for true, effectual prayer. If you hunger for a closer walk with God and a deeper impact on the world through prayer, Purpose in Prayer will inspire you to press on your knees and wrestle in faith until heaven moves. Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/purpose-in-prayer/ Paperback on Amazon: https://amzn.to/40DmN9m Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (1:19) 1 - Fighting on Our Knees: The Secret of True Strength (10:16) 2 - When Prayer Prevails (22:41) 3 - The Divine Condition—Ask of Me (39:55) 4 - Prayer as a Way of Life: Unceasing Fellowship with God (1:00:27) 5 - A Generation Without Prayer: Who Will Restore It? (1:12:56) 6 - Wrestling with God (1:28:42) 7 - Beyond Duty: Prayer as Delight and Fellowship (1:46:46) 8 - Men Who Move Heaven (2:16:11) 9 - When Heaven Moves at the Cry of Saints (2:31:48) 10 - When the Prayer Closet Grows Silent (2:59:43) 11 - How God Moves Through Prayer (3:31:58) 12 - Revival Born in Prayer (3:51:34) 13 - Follow Christ’s Example

In A Wilful Ward by Ruth Lamb (Audiobook for Teens and Young Adults), Kathleen Mountford faces the challenge of making one of life’s most important decisions—whom she should marry. Caught between the allure of worldly charm and the wisdom of choosing a spouse rooted in godly character, Kathleen wrestles with her emotions, her principles, and the counsel of those who love her. With the responsibility of choosing a spouse looming, Kathleen must wrestle with more than mere emotions—she must consider the counsel of those who care for her, the integrity of her suitors, and most importantly, where she truly stands before the Lord. Is she willing to trust God’s wisdom over her own desires? Is she a true believer, seeking to honor Christ in every decision, or is her faith only in name? Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/a-wilful-ward/ Paperback: https://amzn.to/4jtQVN3 Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (0:14) 1 - Going to the Meet (15:29) 2 - Captain Jack (32:10) 3 - A Heavy Penalty (48:14) 4 - Blind, Yet Seeing (1:04:54) 5 - Under Watch and Guard (1:23:08) 6 - A Rejected Trophy (1:39:37) 7 - Captain Jack’s Apology (1:50:51) 8 - Misunderstandings (2:00:15) 9 - A Repentant Rebel (2:16:14) 10 - Confidences and Forebodings (2:21:48) 11 - Good Resolutions (2:35:42) 12 - Words in Season (2:46:46) 13 - A Hopeless Suitor (3:01:49) 14 - Close Friends (3:14:27) 15 - Boyish Confidences (3:25:21) 16 - A Happy Holiday (3:37:37) 17 - Vows Written on Sand (3:50:45) 18 - Wooing by Proxy (4:00:34) 19 - Clouds Overhead (4:09:00) 20 - Disillusioned (4:29:56) 21 - The First Quarrel (4:52:57) 22 - Fruits Meet for Repentance (5:20:19) 23 - Light at Eventide (5:44:22) Editor's Note

William Carey (1761–1834), often called the "Father of Modern Missions," was a humble English cobbler who became one of the most influential Christian missionaries in history. Despite limited formal education, Carey was driven by an unshakable passion for God’s glory among the nations. Inspired by Christ's Great Commission, he believed that the gospel must be proclaimed across the globe, challenging the complacency of his contemporaries with the bold statement: "Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God." View on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/william-carey-shoemaker-and-missionary/ Paperback on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Cw40EF Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (0:15) Preface (3:08) 1 - Carey's College (40:21) 2 - The Birth of England's Foreign Missions (1:34:21) 3 - The Voyage to India (2:21:48) 4 - Six Years in North Bengal—Missionary and Indigo Planter (3:16:43) 5 - The New Crusade—Serampore and The Brotherhood (3:53:41) 6 - The First Native Converts and Christian Schools (4:42:06) 7 - Calcutta and the Mission Centres From Delhi to Amboina (5:30:47) 8 - Carey's Family and Friends (6:24:33) 9 - Professor of Sanskrit, Bengali, and Marathi (7:05:58) 10 - The Wyclif of the East—Bible Translation (8:15:27) 11 - What Carey Did for Literature and Humanity (8:50:44) 12 - What Carey Did for Science (8:53:41) 13 - Carey's Immediate Influence in Great Britain and America (10:14:43) 14 - Carey as an Educator—The First Christian College in the East (10:54:28) 15 - Carey's Christian University for the People of India (11:03:30) 16 - Carey's Last Days

Written in 1903 by Charles Ray. He writes in the preface: It has been felt that a short biography of Susannah Spurgeon would be appreciated by the many thousands who have received help through her Book Fund, and its auxiliary branches, and by the still greater number of persons who have been incited to increased efforts in the service of Christ through her inspiring efforts in the service of Christ through her inspiring example. Mrs. Spurgeon was indeed a wonderful woman, and if this little book arouses interest in the Book Fund where hitherto its unique work was unknown, and encourages invalid Christians and others to take up some work for their Master by showing them the power of the weakest, it will have achieved its purpose. Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/life-of-susannah-spurgeon/ Chapters (0:00) Introduction (0:15) Preface (1:01) 1 - Early Years (6:26) 2 - First Contact with C. H. Spurgeon (12:26) 3 - The Dawning of Love (16:36) 4 - Courtship Days (32:35) 5 - Married Life (44:10) 6 - A Dark Shadow (52:07) 7 - Happiness and Service (57:57) 8 - Husband and Wife (1:04:05) 9 - Mid Life (1:17:39) 10 - Founding of “The Book Fund” (1:30:55) 11 - The Book Fund Grows (1:50:11) 12 - Continued Success of the Book Fund (2:02:30) 13 - Last Years of Married Life (2:18:28) 14 - Widowhood (2:27:59) 15 - Conclusion (2:32:24) In Closing

Waiting on God: Daily Messages for a Month by Andrew Murray is a devotional guide inviting readers to embrace the transformative power of waiting on God in prayer and surrender. Through 31 daily meditations, Murray explores themes of trust, dependence, and the deep spiritual renewal found in quiet communion with God, offering timeless wisdom for every believer. View on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/waiting-on-god-31-day-devotional/ Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (8:40) Day 1 (13:51) Day 2 (19:11) Day 3 (24:06) Day 4 (28:53) Day 5 (33:40) Day 6 (39:04) Day 7 (45:00) Day 8 (50:45) Day 9 (56:42) Day 10 (1:02:50) Day 11 (1:08:23) Day 12 (1:14:02) Day 13 (1:19:33) Day 14 (1:25:13) Day 15 (1:30:41) Day 16 (1:37:25) Day 17 (1:43:05) Day 18 (1:48:04) Day 19 (1:53:04) Day 20 (1:58:27) Day 21 (2:03:24) Day 22 (2:09:17) Day 23 (2:14:28) Day 24 (2:19:22) Day 25 (2:24:38) Day 26 (2:29:46) Day 27 (2:35:59) Day 28 (2:42:36) Day 29 (2:48:23) Day 30 (2:56:24) Day 31

The Great Revival of the 18th Century written by Edwin Paxton Hood in 1882, revised in 2024 by Scroll Reader. The 18th century saw extraordinary transformations, and these events offer timeless lessons. The revival ignited hearts, unified believers, and advanced Christ’s kingdom. Reflecting on this period encourages deeper faith and renewed commitment in our own era. Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/great-revival-of-the-eighteenth-century/ Paperback: https://amzn.to/40tMLNC Chapters: (0:00) Original Editor's Note (2:03) 1 - Darkness Before Dawn (25:37) 2 - First Streaks of Dawn (49:26) 3 - Oxford: New Lights and Old Lanterns (1:09:37) 4 - Cast Out From The Church—Taking to the Fields (1:30:56) 5 - The Revival Conservative (1:54:03) 6 - The Singers of the Revival (2:19:33) 7 - Lay Preaching and Lay Preachers (2:42:46) 8 - A Gallery of Revivalist Portraits (3:04:23) 9 - Blossoms in the Wilderness (3:15:42) 10 - The Revival Becomes Educational—Robert Raikes (3:37:29) 11 - The Romantic Story of Silas Told (4:15:34) 12 - Missionary Societies (4:21:50) 13 - Aftermath (4:38:01) 14 - The Revival In The New World

By God's remarkable providence, this account of Tom Haire by A.W. Tozer connects two men who, though very different in many ways, share a deep connection in their spiritual devotion. Both men also share another trait: they are nonconformists, shaped by God's unique processes into individuals unlike the norm. Paperback: https://amzn.to/40wz2pq Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/praying-plumber-of-lisburn-thomas-haire/ Chapters: (0:00) Start (0:19) Introduction (5:08) 1 - Lessons from Tom Haire’s Faithful Walk (11:47) 2 - Tom Haire’s Freedom in the Spirit (18:10) 3 - God’s Will Above All: Tom Haire on Prayer for Healing (24:23) 4 - Reaching Hearts, Not Heads (30:35) 5 - His Flaws (36:56) 6 - Targeting the Enemy: Tom Haire’s View on Effective Spiritual Warfare (43:27) 7 - Tom Haire and Ravenhill’s Trial by Fire (55:17) 8 - The Secret of Successful Praying

"Answers to Prayer, from George Müller's Narratives" by George Müller is a spiritual memoir written in the late 19th century. The work provides a compelling account of Müller’s life, particularly focusing on his profound experiences with prayer and faith, as he established orphanages in Bristol and relied solely on God's providence without direct appeals for financial support. The narrative emphasizes the tangible results of prayer and trust in God. View on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/answers-to-prayer-from-george-mullers-narratives/ Paperback: https://amzn.to/4jmd1kz Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (1:11) Preface (3:53) 1 - Beginning and Early Days of the Orphan Work (56:39) 2 - The New Orphan Houses, Ashley Down (1:18:50) 3 - Precious Answers to Prayer (3:01:51) Appendix A: Five Conditions of Prevailing Prayer (3:02:50) Appendix B: The Careful and Consecutive Reading of The Holy Scriptures (3:10:43) Appendix C: Proving The Acceptable Will of God