How to Read the Bible in a Year — Slow Reading Tradition
How to read the bible in a year by the older slow-reading tradition — Spurgeon’s morning-and-evening rhythm walked at the speed the soul can actually keep.
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How to Read the Bible Daily — Spurgeon’s Practical Counsel
How to read the bible daily by Spurgeon’s practical counsel — the older twenty-minute practice that holds where the chapter-a-day plan collapses by March.
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What Can We Learn From Solomon? — Spurgeon on Wisdom That Failed
What can we learn from Solomon in the Bible — Spurgeon on the wisest man who became the saddest, and the slow drift wisdom alone cannot prevent.
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What Can We Learn From Mary Magdalene? — Spurgeon on the First Witness
What can we learn from Mary Magdalene? Spurgeon read slowly — the woman from whom seven demons departed, who saw the risen Lord first. For the shamed and the rising.
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What Can We Learn From Joseph in the Bible? — Spurgeon on the Dreamer’s Patience
What can we learn from Joseph in the Bible? Spurgeon read slowly — the dreamer’s thirteen-year patience in the pit, the prison, the palace. A contemplative essay.
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What Does Lamentations 3:22-23 Mean? — Spurgeon on Mercies New Every Morning
What does Lamentations 3:22-23 mean? Spurgeon’s slow reading of the verse in the middle of the book of weeping — mercies new every morning, for the soul carrying.