Charles Spurgeon Devotional - 1 Ultimate Review (& Blog Linkup)
You’ve heard some quotes, read some Psalms… but never have you sat down to digest a complete commentary of every Psalm like this Charles Spurgeon Devotional!
This book will bring each Psalm to life as you meander your way through, delving into each Psalm one at a time.
You’ve read some quotes, some Psalms… but never have you read a complete commentary of every Psalm like this Charles Spurgeon Devotional!
This book will bring each Psalm to life as you meander your way through, delving into each Psalm one at a time.
Why Spurgeon?
A Charles Spurgeon devotional will typically aim at two things: regeneration and a focus on Christ.
Even through the Old Testament Psalms, Spurgeon brings Jesus to the forefront so we see the gospel develop and blossom.
Why the Psalms?
In his words:
A Charles Spurgeon devotional doesn’t inspire a reader to fall in love with Spurgeon but with God… and that’s where the power lies with this book.
It is wholeheartedly dedicated to enhance your personal relationship with God an encourages you to dig deeper into studying the richness of the Bible.
The book itself...
The book I received (as a free gift for being a member of the Bible Gateway Blogger Grid) came in a protective red and black ‘case’; on the back it boasts the details and features of the book.
- Easy-to-read comfort print
- Included features
- Actual text size and coloring image
- Publisher contact details
- Guarantee of product
- Notes about the Maclaren Series this devotional is a part of
- ISBN
- and more!
Spurgeon and The Psalms comes in black or brown leathersoftTM with gold accents.
It's what's inside that counts...
Not only true for people, but also for books!
The content shows the little details that brought this book to life:
- front and back initial pages made with a stronger paper with a beautiful mountain landscape scene;
- a place of dedication to record ownership or gifting;
- preface to the NKJV which describes the historical preservation of accuracy;
- preface written by Spurgeon himself;
- introduction to the contents;
- each Psalm as it’s own chapter with a lead-in by Spurgeon;
- 19 blank Notes pages (clearly intended to be used by the reader);and
- a note about the specific typeface.
The print comes in a balanced two-tone effect with the blue breaking up the passages and adding just enough color to each page to draw the eye in. A matching blue ribbon bookmark balances out the color choices and brings it all together as the designer intended.
Details...
~ Nelson Bibles (found on facebook and instagram at the handle @nelsonbibles).
~ Part of the Maclaren Series
~ Copyright by Thomas Nelson, a division of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc. (thomasnelsonbibles.com or thomasnelson.com)
Come one, come all...
This Charles Spurgeon devotional emanates the triple threat of wisdom as it derives from the ultimate giver of wisdom (God), includes the book of all wisdom that points us to Jesus, and arguably one of the greatest theologians who was indwelt with the Holy Spirit.
Whether scared, tired, exhausted, joyous, humbled, excited, or nervous… this book brings about a calm expectation that the reader is seeking God in their life to understand His holiness and sovereignty.
Charles Spurgeon Devotional Overview...
This book will be a blessing to you and all who read it. It holds special value to the Christian ready to make their faith stronger. This Charles Spurgeon devotional naturally brings about a deeper understanding of God without making it feel like research or work; it carries us through a seamless flow leading from one Psalm to the next.
You will not be disappointed in any way with this book, except that you don’t have a Charles Spurgeon Commentary for every chapter and book in the Bible!
1 Quotes taken out of the NKJV Spurgeon and the Psalms. Copyright (c) 2022 by Thomas Nelson, a division of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc.
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