You may already know and love the Union series, a collection of colorful, bite–sized books produced in partnership with Union School of Theology and edited by Michael Reeves. But if you’re unfamiliar with them, we’re pleased to introduce you, especially in light of the new and attractive cover designs we’re giving them this August.
The famous Victorian Baptist preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon is rightly remembered for his powerful pulpit ministry. His sermons touched thousands over the years. Demand was so great that they began to be printed on a weekly basis. Today his literary output is staggering. In addition to the 63 volumes of sermons issued during his life (and posthumously by his wife), he published more than fifty separate books. But perhaps the greatest literary achievement of all is his Treasury of David.
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It’s easy to be thankful when life is good. We’ve all heard this message before. I don’t know about you, but every time I’m reminded of this, I suddenly feel ashamed, because most times I only give thanks in the good times. Think about it – how often do we give thanks when our life is going well compared with when it’s going terribly?
When it comes to devotional life, we can struggle to get started for all kinds of different reasons. We may have heard that a regular devotional time is important, but we don’t know where to begin. Colin Webster offers 10 useful tips to help us get started and keep going.
