Scroll Reader (Free Christian Audiobooks)

Part 1 | Follow the journey from The Son in whom God spoke through His priesthood, covenant, blood, and the life of faith. From warnings against drifting, to encouragements to draw near, to faith’s great examples, this study unfolds the glory of Christ and the call to endure.Listen on Scroll Reader: ⁠https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/holiest-of-all-exposition-of-hebrews/⁠

Charles Bridges unfolds Proverbs 12 as a gallery of vivid contrasts: the wise who love correction against the fool who hates reproof, the noble wife who crowns her husband against the disgrace that eats away at the bones, words that pierce like a sword against words that bring healing. Discipline, diligence, honesty, and peace mark the way of the righteous, while deceit, sloth, and pride consume the wicked. The chapter ends with a shining truth—the way of righteousness is life, and in its path there is no death.This recording is one chapter from Charles Bridges’ classic Exposition of Proverbs. The full audiobook is currently in production, and this episode was released on August 21, 2025.© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Henry W. Frost, author and speaker, shares his journey through the nuanced world of miraculous healing. He discusses the balance between faith and reason, elaborating on cases of instant healing versus those where prayer didn’t yield immediate results. Frost emphasizes scriptural analysis, critiques healing claims, and highlights the importance of medical intervention. He also reflects on historical figures in healing ministry while concluding that God's healing is sovereign and often mysterious, encouraging believers to maintain a faithful yet discerning approach.

The true story of Jeanette Gedalius, a Jewish girl saved at fifteen and cast out at nineteen for following “the hanged One.” Thrust into the street by her own mother, she faced betrayal, loneliness, and hardship—yet found that God’s grace and faithfulness never fail. Paperback 📖 | Scroll Reader 📜Chapters 📑(0:00) Introduction(1:29) 1 - Out of the Shadows of Superstition(18:53) 2 - The Day My Brother Wept(35:42) 3 - A Hidden Book and an Unseen Battle(1:07:22) 4 - Through the Swamp to the Waters of Baptism(1:15:25) 5 - God’s Appointed Guide(1:42:47) 6 - A Winter of Cruelty and Cold(1:58:44) 7 - The Price of Following Christ(2:13:12) 8 - Driven Out, Carried by Grace(2:19:58) 9 - Waiting on God’s Open Door(2:30:50) 10 - Entering the Work God Chose for Me© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Peter Cartwright blazed across America’s frontier with a Bible in one hand and unshakable faith in the other. From humble beginnings in Tennessee to camp meetings that drew thousands, his relentless energy and plainspoken conviction shaped early American Methodism. Journey with him through frontier towns, fiery debates, and encounters with skeptics, slaveholders, rattlesnakes, and midnight baptisms. This is the stirring story of a man who faced the trials of his era and left a legacy that still echoes in churches today.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4ltxyU3Scroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/backwoods-preacher-peter-cartwright/Chapters 📑0:00 – Opening0:17 – Preface7:17 – 1 · Parentage17:48 – 2 · Early Life29:37 – 3 · Cain Ridge Camp Meeting38:06 – 4 · Conversion56:00 – 5 · The Great Revival1:16:34 – 6 · Exhorting and First Preaching1:49:04 – 7 · Primitive Methodism2:06:34 – 8 · Sciota Circuit2:29:06 – 9 · Itinerant Life2:58:16 – 10 · Meeting in a Wagon3:24:46 – 11 · Slavery in the Church3:48:18 – 12 · Camp Meeting Incidents4:07:58 – 13 · Bishop Asbury4:33:26 – 14 · Formation of Early Circuits in the West5:00:06 – 15 · Earthquake in the South5:34:59 – 16 · The Mountain Preacher6:26:49 – 17 · Sermon at Camp Meeting on Baptism6:58:30 – 18 · Moving to Illinois7:31:25 – 19 · Political Life8:29:36 – 20 · Canada9:18:58 – 21 · Camp Rowdies9:57:10 – 22 · Mormonism10:16:16 – 23 · Conversion of a Family10:27:38 – 24 · Missionaries from the East10:46:33 – 25 · The New School Preacher11:18:18 – 26 · Church in a CabinListen to the rest here: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/backwoods-preacher-peter-cartwright/© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

An inspiring portrait of John Vinson and his wife Jeanie’s unwavering faith and sacrificial devotion as they serve amid illness, hardship, and civil turmoil in early 20th-century China—culminating in Vinson’s courageous martyrdom and enduring legacy. Drawn from Jeanie’s heartfelt letters and firsthand accounts, their story bears witness to the power of steadfast love and quiet perseverance in the face of profound suffering.📖 Paperback | 📜 Scroll ReaderChapters 📑(00:00) Introduction(01:33) 1 – A Chosen Instrument(05:33) 2 – Faith Against Suffering(12:29) 3 – How Loss Deepened the Vinson’s Ministry(17:24) 4 – Quiet Resilience(23:29) 5 – Faces of Suffering(26:59) 6 – Fleas and Firstfruits(33:45) 7 – Abduction by Bandits(38:32) 8 – Martyr at Yang-Dija-Gee(44:10) 9 – Afraid? Of What?© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

In “The Triumph of John and Betty Stam” by Mrs. Howard Taylor you are about to listen to the lives of two young believers—John and Betty Stam—who answered God’s call to serve in inland China, trusting Him for every provision, caring for the sick, sharing the Gospel in mountain villages, and even welcoming their miracle baby into the world; but one winter dawn, as Red soldiers swept into their station and bound them for an unknown fate, they simply smiled and walked forward—what would become of them, and their precious child, in the days ahead?Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/3HoEiV7Scroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/triumph-of-john-betty-stam/Chapters 📑 (0:00) Introduction (1:10) Foreword (4:13) 1 – A Holland Home (19:15) 2 – Chicago and Proving God (37:30) 3 – A Home In China (50:19) 4 – College and Deeper Things (1:11:48) 5 – A Discovery (1:33:27) 6 – A Surprise of Joy (1:48:25) 7 – Faithful In Little (2:15:15) 8 – Faithful Also In Much (2:44:02) 9 – Whether by Life or by Death (3:08:24) 10 – Spikenard Very Precious (3:32:09) 11 – Thou Art Worthy (3:48:01) 12 – A Call to Prayer© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Discover the true stories of two 19th-century women who changed lives through faith. Fanny Crosby, blind from infancy, wrote hymns like Blessed Assurance that inspired generations. Across the ocean, Agnes “Mother” Weston cared for Royal Navy sailors, offering gospel hope in place of alcohol. Though their paths differed, both devoted their lives to Christ—bringing light to a weary world.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4ohGEplChapters 📑(0:00) IntroductionFanny Crosby(2:34) 1 - A Promising Childhood(10:54) 2 - An Early Longing Satisfied(22:56) 3 - Fully Furnished for the Work(35:36) 4 - A Great Singer and His Songs(45:20) 5 - Hymns and Their Stories(55:01) 6 - With Kindred Spirits(1:02:22) 7 - Safe in the Glory LandAgnes Weston(1:07:45) 1 - Early Days(1:20:37) 2 - Womanhood(1:26:35) 3 - Mission Work(1:35:45) 4 - The Bluejackets(1:48:05) 5 - Jack Ashore(1:56:52) 6 - The Devonport “Rest”(2:12:48) 7 - The Portsmouth “Rest”(2:21:52) 8 - Jack’s Wife(2:27:30) 9 - From All Nations(2:39:32) 10 - The Anchor Dropped(2:44:07) 11 - The Work Continues© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

Isaac Watts saw pride as a root‑poison in the soul and wrote these pages to help Christians dig it out by its very source. Here you will find no mere rules or moralizing, but a steady unfolding of:Pride wears subtle disguises in every heart.Christ’s humility is our pattern, and Paul’s self-abasement is our example.There is quiet power in depending on God and knowing our nothingness.Peace and grace flow from esteeming others and denying self.Read slowly. Let each gentle conviction awaken you to your own need. Then, having learned to think “slightly less of yourself and slightly more of others,” discover the unsearchable riches Christ gives to the humble of heart.Listen on Scroll Reader: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/humility-adopting-pauls-less-than-the-least-mindset/Paperback or Kindle on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4l1ga8V(0:00) Preface(4:00) Introduction (10:38) 1 - The Springs of Paul’s Humility (19:27) 2 - The Advantage of Humility in Relationship to God (32:46) 3 - The Benefits of Humility in Our Dealings with Others (58:20) 4 - The Benefits of Humility for Ourselves (1:33:33) 5 - Hidden Pride in Low Places (1:43:49) 6 - Christ’s Humility and Exaltation: Our Example © 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.

A Woman Who Laughed? What do you mean “laughed”? Henrietta Soltau didn’t laugh in humor—she laughed in steadfast confidence in her sovereign God, crying in prayer, “It shall be done!” When illness barred her from overseas missions, she refused to be deterred. Instead, she lifted her heart in prayer and praise, trusting in the Lord’s promise to sustain His work through every challenge—illness, poverty, storm, or strife.Paperback 📖: https://amzn.to/4f4gTojScroll Reader 📜: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/woman-who-laughed-at-impossibility-henrietta-soltau/Chapters 📑(0:00) Opening(0:00:27) Prologue(0:02:01) A Glimpse(0:08:00) Part 1 – 1 – An Uncompromising Heritage(0:24:04) 2 – From Nightly Terror to Trust(0:38:17) 3 – Little Evangelist(0:44:10) 4 – Training for Battle(0:57:05) 5 – Answered Intercession(1:08:29) 6 – Seeds Through Sorrow(1:17:41) Part 2 – 7 – Total Surrender(1:30:55) 8 – Hands Full of Faith(1:38:17) 9 – Unseen Provider(1:50:02) 10 – Breakthrough at Year’s End(2:03:02) 11 – Plymouth Hall Awakening(2:10:56) 12 – A Home for Working Women(2:21:36) 13 – Dolls to Burma, Souls to Christ(2:32:48) 14 – Between Two Worlds(2:44:47) 15 – Hudson Taylor’s Telegram(2:52:49) Part 3 – 16 – Women Candidate’s Home(3:01:36) 17 – All the Desire of Her Mind(3:07:38) 18 – A Hall from Heaven(3:22:34) 19 – Trust and Give: A Life Without Lack(3:34:48) 20 – Reluctant Voyage, Rich Lessons(3:42:57) 21 – Doubts in Shanghai(3:48:55) 22 – Into China’s Furnace(4:06:07) 23 – Lessons of the Long Road(4:17:49) 24 – Faith Through War Years(4:30:41) 25 – Watchful Nights of Prayer(4:38:32) 26 – Hospitality’s Holy Stream(4:45:54) Part 4 – 27 – Letting Go with Grace(4:51:22) 28 – A Garden for the Last Watch(5:00:34) Epilogue© 2026 Scroll Reader. Revised text and original audiobook recording. All rights reserved. The original work is in the public domain. Scroll Reader makes no claim to copyright in the original text, but does claim copyright in the editorial revisions, formatting, and the audio performance and production. No part of this revised edition or recording may be reproduced, distributed, or reuploaded without written permission, except as permitted by law.