What Does Proverbs 31 Mean? — Tileston on the Virtuous Woman
What does Proverbs 31 mean for the tired modern woman? A slow read with Mary Tileston, whose Daily Strength compiled the old answer the chapter actually carries.
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.
What Does Psalm 103 Mean? — Spurgeon on Bless the Lord O My Soul
What does Psalm 103 mean? Spurgeon’s slow reading of David’s self-sermon — the soul preaching to itself — for the believer whose praise has gone quiet.
What Does 1 Corinthians 13 Mean? — Edwards on the Love Chapter
What does 1 Corinthians 13 mean? Jonathan Edwards on the love chapter — the marks of true affection, slowly read, for the believer whose love has thinned.
What Does Psalm 42 Mean? — Spurgeon on the Deer Panting
What does Psalm 42 mean? Spurgeon’s slow reading of the deer panting and the cast-down soul — for the dry-souled believer remembering the procession.
What Does Hebrews 11:1 Mean? — Owen on the Substance of Things Hoped For
What does Hebrews 11:1 mean? John Owen’s slow reading of the substance of things hoped for — for the Christian whose faith feels thinner than it should.
What Does Ephesians 2:8-9 Mean? — Spurgeon on Saved by Grace Through Faith
What does Ephesians 2:8-9 mean? Spurgeon’s slow reading of grace, faith, and the gift — for the woman who has been trying to earn the love that was already given.
What Does Galatians 2:20 Mean? — Murray on Christ Living in Me
What does Galatians 2:20 mean? Murray’s slow reading of the identity sentence Paul gave before the modern church had identity language — three deep passages.
What Does Proverbs 3:5-6 Mean? — Murray on Trusting in the Lord
What does Proverbs 3:5-6 mean? Murray’s slow reading of trust, the leaning, and the directed path — three substantial passages for the woman who has tried both.
What Does Matthew 11:28 Mean? — Spurgeon on Come Unto Me
What does Matthew 11:28 mean? Spurgeon’s slow reading of ‘come unto me’ for the labouring soul — the rest that is given, not earned, in three passages.