A Wondrous Mystery & Christmas Thoughts
A Wondrous Mystery is a rich collection of daily Advent readings drawn from sermons Charles Spurgeon preached during Christmastime. In these pages, the beloved 19th-century pastor offers profound reflections on the glory of Christ’s incarnation, the wonder of His sacrifice, and the everlasting hope of His resurrection.
With thirty devotionals, this book invites readers to pause amid the busyness of the season and contemplate the miracle of God becoming man. Each reading encourages a heart posture of worship and gratitude, helping believers keep their focus on Christ—the true center of Christmas—throughout Advent.
Christmas Thoughts is a collection of five personal reflections from 19th-century pastor J.C. Ryle.
Ryle speaks directly to the book’s readers—challenging and encouraging readers to make Christ the center of their Christmas celebrations. He compels readers to reflect on what Christmas means as a member of God’s family and make family gatherings a time of Christ-centered focus and worship. Ryle writes, “If our Christmas is nothing more than merry-making, and a holiday, and Jesus has no place in it, it can hardly be well-spent. A Christmas without Christ! It cannot be a really happy one.”
Reading Christmas Thoughts is like sitting down and having a personal conversation with this well-known preacher from the 1800s! Ryle shares his own personal Christmas experiences throughout the book and urges readers to consider their spiritual state as another year comes to an end.
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A Wondrous Mystery is a rich collection of daily Advent readings drawn from sermons Charles Spurgeon preached during Christmastime. In these pages, the beloved 19th-century pastor offers profound reflections on the glory of Christ’s incarnation, the wonder of His sacrifice, and the everlasting hope of His resurrection.
With thirty devotionals, this book invites readers to pause amid the busyness of the season and contemplate the miracle of God becoming man. Each reading encourages a heart posture of worship and gratitude, helping believers keep their focus on Christ—the true center of Christmas—throughout Advent.
Christmas Thoughts is a collection of five personal reflections from 19th-century pastor J.C. Ryle.
Ryle speaks directly to the book’s readers—challenging and encouraging readers to make Christ the center of their Christmas celebrations. He compels readers to reflect on what Christmas means as a member of God’s family and make family gatherings a time of Christ-centered focus and worship. Ryle writes, “If our Christmas is nothing more than merry-making, and a holiday, and Jesus has no place in it, it can hardly be well-spent. A Christmas without Christ! It cannot be a really happy one.”
Reading Christmas Thoughts is like sitting down and having a personal conversation with this well-known preacher from the 1800s! Ryle shares his own personal Christmas experiences throughout the book and urges readers to consider their spiritual state as another year comes to an end.