The Newborn King: 25 Devotions for Advent from C.H. Spurgeon

· Good Book Company · Narrated by Jonathan St. John
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Meditate on the Coming of Christ with Rich Daily Truth.

Revel in the goodness of the newborn King with Charles Spurgeon! You’ll be drawn to worship as you see the wonder of Immanuel, God with us, and the glory of the gospel through this timeless Advent devotional.

These 25 short and profound reflections on the incarnation of Christ have been thoughtfully compiled by J.A. Medders from Spurgeon’s multitude of sermons. With light language edits, each devotion can be enjoyed by today's reader while still capturing the piercing insights, vivid language and soul-thrilling meditations on Christ’s person and work that Spurgeon is famous for.

Each of the 25 daily reflections features...

  • A key Scripture text grounding the meditation
  • Doctrinally rich insights from Spurgeon’s classic sermons
  • A written prayer to guide your response
  • Meaningful questions for reflection and spiritual growth

Whether you’re new to Spurgeon or have enjoyed his writing for many years, you will find encouragement, inspiration and delight in the chapters of this devotional.

Meditate on the Coming of Christ with Rich Daily Truth. Revel in the goodness of the newborn King with Charles Spurgeon! You’ll be drawn to worship as you see the wonder of Immanuel, God with us, and the glory of the gospel through this timeless Advent devotional. These 25 short and profound refl...

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