Scroll Reader

Scroll Reader is a free Christian audiobook website. Listen to both ancient scrolls and modern books for the reviving of your soul.

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Pandita Ramabai, a gifted Sanskrit scholar from nineteenth-century India, endured famine, loss, and widowhood before her search for truth led her to Christianity. She devoted her life to helping neglected women and child-widows... https://t.co/1DW3J9Ou1N

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In The Every Day of Life, J. R. Miller turns our attention to the quiet duties, unnoticed sacrifices, daily relationships, disappointments, opportunities, and small acts of faithfulness that make up most of our days. https://t.co/mGbb3TzC0s

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There is a large field of opportunities for saying kind and loving words which will do good to others. Many people seem too sparing with words of encouragement. They have the kindly thoughts in their heart, but they do not utter them. - J.R. Miller

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God's power is made perfect in weakness because human awareness of weakness gives him room to work. He cannot work with our own strength, because in our self-conceit we make no room for him. - J.R. Miller

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Journey through remarkable seasons of spiritual awakening across biblical history, England, Scotland, Ireland, America, Canada, and beyond. https://t.co/Wu5QrviVwh

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What does it mean to truly take hold of God in prayer? In Taking Hold of God: Studies in Prayer, missionary statesman Samuel M. Zwemer explores the nature and power of prayer. https://t.co/QrZ7SRdZuw

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New audiobook: Hudson Taylor: The Man Who Believed God – https://t.co/xdSBdPu31H If you haven't listened to the two-volume Hudson Taylor audiobook (40+ hours), this shorter biography by Marshall Broomhall is a great place to start.

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Satan rarely comes with open threats. More often, he hides the hook beneath the bait, paints sin in pleasing colors, turns mercy into an excuse for carelessness, and drives troubled believers into fear, doubt, and despair. https://t.co/QdZ4zv2cLr

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Raymond Lull has been called the first great missionary to the Muslims—and one of the most heroic figures in Christian history. Born in the thirteenth century, Lull rose above... https://t.co/gvJSbYwTva

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New audiobook: https://t.co/JhU5IezJBV

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New audiobook by Mrs. O.F. Walton: https://t.co/F7qqAm2fej

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New audiobook: The Book of Comfort: Strength For The Weary Soul - J.R. Miller (Audiobook) https://t.co/m3vIdjfcvZ

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Heaven will not be made heaven for us by streets of gold, gates of pearl, or rivers and trees. Rather, it will be the companionship and friendship of Christ. - J.R. Miller

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In His Steps: A Book for Young Christians - J.R. Miller (Audiobook) https://t.co/agVMPXotll

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If not for the disturbing voice of his conscience, the hypocrite would feel at home having thrown off religion completely. But the true believer cannot live comfortably in a state of distance from God. - Andrew Fuller

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Some people focus more on their inward moods and feelings than on the word of truth and the fullness of Christ’s grace. Because of this, they do not see or confess the glory of Christ shining in the great doctrines of the gospel. Listen here: https://t.co/8zZ9DSOBlT

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"Jesus understands the difficulty of clear thinking when the body is weak. He knows your inability to meditate, read, or pray as you once could. He sees the loss of spiritual joy, the dimmed assurance..." https://t.co/8OlDkXvJMz

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This work sets forth the nature of the Christian life as something deeper than outward profession—a life wrought by God within the soul. https://t.co/e7C9hjC0rE

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"At the last that which will be most beautiful in us will not be what we have saved from the hammer, but the marks which will tell of the deepest cuttings of the chisel."— J. R. Miller, The Making of Character. https://t.co/FKVJ0bXxms