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Make sure you get the Morning and Evening Daily Devotional  in the King James Version. Don't get an "updated" or "modernized" version, it's just not the same, a lot is lost.  Best prices on Amazon.
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   Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening Devotional THIS WILL REALLY BLESS YOU. I'VE BEEN READING THIS SINCE 2002. First, a short biographical sketch. "Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) was born in Essex, England. He became a Christian in 1850 (a great story itself) and a year later was the pastor of a small Baptist church. In 1854 he was called to the pastorate of New Park Street Baptist Chapel in Southwark, London. His preaching attracted great crowds, so much so that a new building, The Metropolitan Tabernacle, was erected. During his ministry he built up a congregation which numbered about 6,000. As well as being a popular preacher, Spurgeon was involved in several charitable organizations, including an orphanage at Stockwell. Spurgeon also had an extensive influence through literature, in particular his sermons, which appeared in pamphlet form weekly (called The Penny Pulpit Series, which was distributed in the thousands). He also wrote a commentary on the Psalms entitled Treasury of David, as well as Morning and Evening, a compilation of devotional readings." Taken from the first page of my copy. Once you love him, you may want to go to Ebay and discover the thousands of his books still in print. Make sure not to buy revised or updated versions, they just aren't the same, in my opinion. He is the most prolific and still-read Christian writer of our time. Be blessed in your reading. Share this page with others please. Here it is online: www.ccel.org/meditate   and here: ​www.blueletterbible.org/devotionals/me/               Thanks for being here!

Here's another great Spurgeon source: www.spurgeon.org/ You can read many of his sermons there. Priceless.
Here is another valuable site: 32 things you probably don't know about Spurgeon:​www.patheos.com/blogs/borntoreform/2013/01/32-things-you-might-not-know-about-charles-spurgeon/
And many resources to bless you here:bible.christiansunite.com/chmeindex.shtml
Now go out and be a blessing!
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