Gleanings Among the Sheaves
AOG Discussion Edition
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Narrated by:
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C. J. McAllister
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By:
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Charles Spurgeon
Charles Spurgeon may be known as the "Prince of Preachers", and deservedly so; but you will find upon listening to this volume that his gifts were not limited to sweeping orations delivered to extensive crowds. This beautiful text contains dozens of brief passages on a wide variety of topics that relate to the Christian life. Equally useful as a daily devotional or a springboard for additional study and meditation, this edition includes the full, unabridged text of the original, in addition to extensive study and discussion questions to help spark further thought.
©2018 James Barnes (study and discussion questions); main text public domain (P)2018 James BarnesListeners also enjoyed...
Good introduction to Spurgeon
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Spurgeon, as always, is insightful and clever, with good biblical examples and allusions.
The AOG additions, however, are obnoxious. Unlike many others in the series that take the author's perspective as fact, they ask why he might say the things he does. Further, the sections into which the book was split were too large, leaving too many topics too slip through the cracks.
Good theology, poor discussion.
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Nice introduction to Spurgeon
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It is not humility for a man to stand up and say he cannot do something when he knows he is capable of doing it. If a man has 10 talents, it is not humility for him to say that he only has 5 talents.
There has never been a man of a changed heart that at first didn't have a miserable heart.
We do not grow strong in faith during sunny days.
Cross in the heart gamers a cross the back easy to bear. If we have Christ crucified in our heart the troubles of the world are easier to take.
Christ on the cross is of no value to us if we do not have the Holy Spirit in us.
Idle Christians are not always tempted by the devil, but by being idle tempts the devil to tempt them.
Jesus will not listen to dictatorial prayers.
The nice thing about reading books by pastors of the past is you see that the human plight has not changed much. We still struggle with the same overall needs and wants. Yes, technology and advancement may change the way it looks for us today than it did in the 1860's when Spurgeon wrote this book.
One aspect of this audiobook I enjoyed was that each chapter contained study guide / deeper thinking questions at the end. Also hats off to the narrator because the thou knowest how to speaketh these words!
Life lessons from the past
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One of the things that sets this particular edition apart is the excellent narration by C.J. McAllister. Although it did seem to take about 4-5 minutes for him to get into the rhythm and style of the 19th century prose, once he did the narration was smooth and engaging. The pace, cadence, and inflection was just right so the words could sink in. I would highly recommend this listen to all serious Christians to enhance their walk with Christ.
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A classic Christian work from one of the best
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