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Revel in the goodness of the newborn King with Charles Spurgeon! You’ll be drawn to worship as you see the wonder of Immanuel, God with us, and hear the glory of the gospel through this timeless Advent devotional.
These 25 short and profound reflections on the incarnation of Christ have been thoughtfully compiled by Jeff Medders from Spurgeon’s multitude of sermons. With light language edits, each devotion can be enjoyed by today's reader while still capturing the piercing insights, vivid language and soul-thrilling meditations on Christ’s person and work that Spurgeon is famous for.
Each of the 25 daily reflections features…
Whether you’re new to Spurgeon or have enjoyed his writing for many years, you will find encouragement, inspiration and delight in the pages of this devotional.
In The Newborn King, J. A. Medders presents 25 Advent devotions drawn from the writings of C. H. Spurgeon. Spurgeon’s words are especially powerful as he reflects on the glory of Jesus Christ and the wonder of his coming into the world.
Each devotion is centered around a theme verse and showcases Spurgeon’s rich biblical insight, bringing timeless truths about Christ into focus for the Advent season.
Fresh Wonder
These short reflections invite you to slow down during the busyness of the Christmas season and meditate on the person and work of Jesus. Through Spurgeon’s vivid and Christ-centered writing, familiar passages of Scripture come alive with fresh wonder and meaning.
This book will help you see the Immeasurable Love revealed in John 3:16–17 and experience the Great Joy proclaimed in Luke 2:8–11. The Newborn King is a wonderful companion for Advent, drawing your heart back to the glory of Christ and helping you celebrate the true meaning of Christmas.
I received a media copy of The Newborn King and this is my honest review. @diveindigdeep
As Advent approaches, it is a great opportunity for Christians to focus our hearts on the main reason for the season, the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ in our own prayers and devotions.
Each year TGBC releases an eagerly awaited Advent devotion, and this years offering will not disappoint, as J. D. Medders adds to his previous Easter devotion “The Risen King: 40 Devotions for Easter” by C.H. Spurgeon (released in 2025) and brings together some of Charles Haddon ...Spurgeon’s timeless reflections of the birth of Jesus.
“The Newborn King” takes the reader on a daily journey of the Christmas story spread out over the 25 days of Christmas. Each day has it’s own theme, for example “The Virgin Birth”, “His Name is Immanuel” and “He became poor,” there is a Bible verse and an excerpt from one of Spurgeon’s many stirring sermons.
As is always the case with Spurgeon, he was a very Christ-centred preacher, spiritually rich and pastorally warm, and he had a great gift in bringing the reader right to the Saviour, so those who already know and love Spurgeon’s famous “Morning and Evening” devotion will love this collection of Christmas devotions!
As well as doing a great job of compiling, editing and modernising the Victorian language, J.D. Medders has also added a helpful short reflection and a prayer at the end of each devotion, which helps the reader to respond to what they have read and apply it to their day-to-day life.
In closing, “The Newborn King” is a beautiful collection of Christmas devotions by the prince of preachers presenting to us, most importantly, the Prince of Peace.
*Disclaimer: TGBC kindly provided me with a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.
There’s nothing like a little Spurgeon this Christmas season to rejuvenate your soul and convict your entire being. And Medders wonderfully gives bite size yet deep eternal truths in this 25-day Christmas devotional. Each day averages about 3 pages of reading with a reflection and prayer, so you can easily add this to your everyday reading without running out of time.
As Medders says: “Spurgeon is a soul-edifying read because his sermons overflow with the sweet aroma of Jesus Christ.” And soul-edifying they are! Medders has gone through Spurgeon’s sermons and expertly chosen some of his finest work concerning Christmas. ...These daily insights will help you set your mind on the things above before you busy about your day.
If we don’t sit and meditate on Christ and what he has done for us, we will get lost in the humdrum of Christmas. Don’t let this happen. Sit with Spurgeon for 5 minutes a day and be reminded of Christ’s humility, his love, his grace.
*I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.*
