Reading plan · 39 days · 5 hr 20 min read
New to the Faith
Five and a half weeks for anyone just beginning with Christ. Charles Spurgeon meets you at the wicket gate with the plainest help there is for trusting Jesus; then R. A. Torrey, writing for new believers, shows how to begin right — assurance, the Holy Spirit, the church, the Bible, prayer and witness. Short articles along the way answer the questions every new Christian asks: what the gospel is, why Jesus died, what baptism and the Lord’s Supper mean, and how to keep growing.
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- ~8
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- finish, reading daily
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In this plan
Days 1–15 Around the Wicket Gate 15 days · 2 hr 4 min read
Week 1 Days 1–7 · What Is the Gospel? A Clear, Simple Summary – What Is Grace?
Week 2 Days 8–14 · Fearing to Believe. – Without Faith no Salvation.
Week 3 Day 15 · To those who have Believed. – To those who have Believed.
Days 16–39 How to Succeed in the Christian Life 24 days · 3 hr 16 min read
Week 1 Days 16–22 · Beginning Right – Looking unto Jesus
Week 2 Days 23–29 · Church Membership – Prayer
Week 3 Days 30–36 · The Morning Watch: Why the First Hour Belongs to God – How to Overcome Sin and Temptation
Week 4 Days 37–39 · Persecution – How to Grow in Your Faith
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Starting Out: Faith for Teens
24 days·~7 min/dayA first walk with Jesus, for teenage readers. Charles Spurgeon meets you at the gate with the plainest of help for anyone finding their way to Christ; then the true stories of men and women who gave him everything show what that life becomes — two short books over about three weeks.
Day 1 ·Around the Wicket Gate
The Pilgrim's Way
39 days·~22 min/dayThe road home, in three classics. Charles Spurgeon meets the seeker at the wicket gate, John Bunyan's immortal allegory follows the pilgrim the whole way to the Celestial City, and Bunyan's own testimony shows the grace that abounded to the chief of sinners.
Day 1 ·Around the Wicket Gate
Family Devotions: The Pilgrim’s Journey
24 days·~1 min/dayFive-minute family devotions for children and the grown-ups who read with them, about three and a half weeks of nights. Read one short chapter aloud: first Bunyan’s pilgrim on the road to the Celestial City, then Spurgeon’s pictures from the farm. Each ends with a prayer and three questions to talk about together.
Day 1 ·The Pilgrim's Progress (For Children)