Morning and Evening

By: C. H. Spurgeon

Narrated by: James Adams

Since the penning of Morning and Evening over 100 years ago, this devotional classic has become hugely popular and been a favorite for millions worldwide. This Baptist preacher spent more than 30 years preaching in the famed New Park Street Chapel, prepared nearly 3,600 sermons, and wrote nearly 50 books. His legacy also includes his amazing treatment of Calvinist and Puritan teaching, a "Down Grade Controversy" near the end of his life, and a funeral fit for a head of state.

There are two readings per day, one designed for the morning and the other designed for the evening. His writings not only will affect the day, but the refreshing devotions are intended for eternal impact. Wonderfully narrated by James Adams, this outstanding devotional is worthy of daily listening. Spurgeon's best known work comes alive through nuanced and meaningful narration, almost as if Spurgeon himself was encouraging us in matters faith, love and devotion to God.

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Priceless devotional

This beautifully narrated, classic devotional is a treasure— So full of rich deep, insights, and encouragement. this is A feast of daily manna from heaven!
I was disappointed that the recording ended on December 26.

Morning and Evening

Spurgeon's writings are an excellent source of Godly information. The devotionals are Spirit-guided and timely. Each one echoes down through the centuries to remind the reader of the Bible's application for every challenge of life and faith. it would be nice to have all 365 days included in the audiobook. Mine stopped at evening, Dec 26.

More ing and Evening

Not what I expected...I am a little disappointed in the narration...could not hold my attention...

I love the book as a whole, its content and the reading. It is wonderful to listen to day after day.

The book is not complete. It stops after the morning of December 26th just after introducing the evening reading.

Much Wisdom, Strong Bible Knowledge

Morning and Evening by C. H. Spurgeon is very edifying listening. He knows the scriptures very well and has much wisdom. He uses Elizabethan Language and one must pay close attention to benefit from the depth of widom laced in his silver-tonged style. He is very learned and very descriptive with words, that with the "thous," and "thees," make it necessary to listen closely, but if you do, it will be very worth your while. You have to think with him as you listen as he loads his words with great depth of meaning. The book contains a short teaching for the morning and evening of each day, so it is not hard to focus. The spiritual depth gives one a divine connection where one is lifted above the natural realm to where the Holy Spirit can feed your spirit.