Abandonment to Divine Providence

By: Jean-Pierre de Caussade

Narrated by: Gregg Rizzo

Jean Pierre de Caussade's accounts in this work present the case that the present moment is a sacrament from God and that self-abandonment to it, and its needs, is a holy state. In the theological climate of France at the time, this belief was considered close to Quietist heresy. In fact, because of this fear, the work was kept unpublished until 1861. Abandoning yourself to divine providence is an example of excellent Christian work which will help the listener gain a deeper understanding of God and his teachings.

Public Domain (P)2018 Jason Stevenson

Amazing guidance

A love letter of what God wants from us, abandonment to be loved and to love deeply.

Fantastic

Easy listening. Well done. The work is inspiring. A great approach to a typically difficult topic- mysticism

divine providence made obvious

After years of Carmelite studies, and several prior attempts at abandonment, this audible presentation finally gave me a clue! Thank you who make books available this way. Reading is not often and no longer possible.

Best book i've ever read

This book is simply amazing and has taught me how God is present in all things. Good, mundane, difficult, ect God is always present wanting to be with us. We simply need to acknowledge his presence and trust. What an inspiring and impactful book. I found myself pausing the audiobook all the time to reflect on what was just said. For such a deep book, the narrator reads it rather fast. Some may like that but I prefer a little more pausing. Its like drinking a fine wine quickly... I would prefer to have more time to taste and savour it.

Reads a little too fast but I slowed it down.

super amazing profound awesome just wow content. it took me some time to get used to his voice, again a little too fast but once I slowed it down and it was fine. This is one of those books I will listen to over and over again so that I make oh, by the will of God, live in his will and that my heart may desire him more and more and more.