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¿Qué puedes encontrar en esta versión en audiolibro? El libro completo de Crónicas. Un libro para escuchar en cualquier parte: en trayectos, haciendo deporte, paseando, en ratos de oración... "Las palabras de la Sagrada Escritura no han sido escritas para quedarse atrapadas en el papiro, en el pergamino o en el papel, sino para ser acogidas por una persona que reza, haciéndolas brotar en su corazón.

Have you drifted away from the Church and God? Have you stopped attending church, or do you attend infrequently? Are you angry at the Church or God? No matter how long you've been away and for whatever reason, you're welcome to return. Your faith community misses you and is incomplete without...

Beginnings is the second installment of the six volumes of Immerse: The Bible Reading Experience program. Beginnings takes the listener on a new and unique journey through the first five books of the Old Testament, the Pentateuch―also known as the Torah. From Genesis through Deuteronomy, Beginnings provides the listener with enjoyable and impactful readings. The end result is a Bible developed for the purpose of being heard and understood, not referred to. Beginnings is a new way to interact with God’s Word.

Eternity of Eternities is the complete spiritual legacy of Richard John Roselt (1927–2009), a man who read his Bible through eighty times, fasted forty days, prayed for the sick, and spent a lifetime tracing the life of Christ through the whole of scripture. Compiled toward the end of his life, this book is his gift to his family and to anyone who has ever stood at the edge of eternity and asked: who is this Christ? The book is arranged in three parts.

This work was given to me by God and was done only when the Holy Spirit of the Lord was upon me. There is power in the Word of God, and the Lord was ever so present during the entire creation process. This work tells the greatest story ever written-an account that brings the four gospel accounts into one primary story. The accounts have been pressed down and shaken together to give you a primary story that blends all the information God wanted put together into one finished account. The power of the Lord is in this work.

Is the Bible just an abstraction or a real living entity? This book aims to answer the question. Part adventure story, part archaeological detective work, part spiritual exploration, this is the account of Bruce Feiler's perilous 10,000 mile journey across the Middle East in search of the roots...

The New Testament in Color is a one-volume commentary on the New Testament written by a multiethnic team of scholars holding orthodox Christian beliefs. Each scholar brings exegetical expertise coupled with a unique interpretive lens to illuminate the ways social location and biblical interpretation work together. Theologically orthodox and multiethnically contextual, The New Testament in Color fills a gap in biblical understanding for both the academy and the church. Who we are and where God placed us―it's all useful for better understanding his Word.

Simon Peter emerges from the pages of the Gospels with greater clarity and definition than any other person except Jesus. He is the Rock, the unambiguous leader of the Twelve. He could even be described as Jesus' best friend. But that is not all. "He was a fragile stone," writes Michael Card, "completely dependent upon his Master and Friend, even as Jesus had insisted on his dependence on the Father." In this landmark book, songwriter and musician Michael Card explores the dynamic, contradictory life of the apostle Peter.

The book of Judges records one of the darkest times in Israel’s history. This period was marked by cycles of sin, failure, and turning away from God. Though Judges describes past events, the pattern is familiar. Like ancient Israel, our world today rejects God’s authority and follows what is right in its own eyes. Yet when His people cry out for mercy, the Lord proves His faithfulness.

Too many of us embrace grace for our salvation but then leave it behind in our everyday lives. We base our relationship with God on our performance rather than on His love for us. But our performance can never earn us the love we so desperately crave. Renowned author Jerry Bridges’s Transforming Grace is a fountainhead of inspiration and renewal that will show you just how inexhaustible and generous God’s grace really is.

For generations, the church has remembered Job's wife for nine words. Nine words spoken at the lowest point a human being can reach, after she had already lost everything that mattered to her. This book asks a question nobody has bothered to ask in all that time. What about everything that came before those words?

The book of Exodus is the story of a people — their deliverance from bondage, their encounter with God at Sinai, and their becoming His dwelling place. In this study drawn from Bible teachings shared at Halford House in Richmond, Surrey, Lance Lambert traces the movement of Exodus from its opening names to its closing glory: the cloud covering the tent of meeting and the glory of Jehovah filling the tabernacle.

Do you want to grow closer to God, but struggle to stay consistent with prayer, Bible study, and daily faith?365 Days Closer to God: A Yearlong Bible Study Guide with Daily Prayers, Scripture Reflections, and Faith Devotionals was created for the person who wants a deeper relationship with God but does not always know where to start, what to pray, or how to stay spiritually grounded when life feels overwhelming.

The Book of Enoch, Book Five, known as The Epistle of Enoch, delivers exhortations, warnings, and blessings to future generations. It emphasizes divine judgment, the call to righteousness, and the assurance of reward for the faithful. The text urges obedience to God’s truth, separation from corruption, and perseverance in holiness. It concludes with promises of eternal light and peace for those who walk in wisdom. This epistle serves as prophecy and counsel, reminding listeners of sin’s seriousness and redemption’s hope.

The Book of Enoch, Book Two, known as The Parables, unveils visions of divine judgment, heavenly mysteries, and the triumph of righteousness. It portrays the coming of the Elect One, the defeat of evil, and the promise of eternal light for the faithful. This text highlights angelic hosts, the destiny of souls, and the justice of God revealed through apocalyptic visions. Listeners are urged to reflect on obedience, hope, and the eternal reign of truth that shines through the Parables.

The Book of Enoch, Book One, reveals the descent of the Watchers, angels who left their heavenly estate to dwell among mankind. Their rebellion brought corruption, forbidden knowledge, and judgment upon the earth. This text portrays divine justice, the struggle between obedience and transgression, and the destiny of both angels and humanity. It highlights visions of cosmic order, the consequences of sin, and the hope of restoration. Listeners are urged to reflect on faith, reverence, and the eternal purposes of God.

Not a sermon or a prediction, but a rigorously plausible end times scenario spanning the full arc of biblical prophecy, ANTICHRIST is a gritty, sweeping end times epic that combines the high stakes suspense of a geopolitical thriller with the rigor of serious biblical scholarship.

THE GLORY HAS RETURNED. THE CASE IS CLOSED. EZEKIEL IS NOT A MYSTERY. HE IS A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION. For centuries, the Record of Ezekiel has been relegated to the back shelves of theology, dismissed as an impenetrable collection of "bizarre visions" and "symbolic madness". But the confusion isn't in the text—it's in the lack of a proper Jurisdictional Lens. In The Courtroom Of Heaven: Ezekiel Unsealed, the shadows are stripped away. This is not a "devotional" or a collection of "prophetic guesses." This is a Forensic Audit of the Prophet's record.

The Book of Genesis is the first book in our modern Bibles. The book's chief concern is not just the physical origins of humanity and God’s people, but also the relationship that God desires to have with the people he created. How Adam and Eve, though sinless when created, fell into sin, and the evil consequences of their sin passed on to the entire human race who were descended from them. However, God did not destroy the human life he had created. Rather, he worked through it to provide a way of salvation available to all.

Set in the courts of Persia, Esther's is a story of hidden danger, bold faith, and Providence working in the shadows—reminding us that even when God seems silent, He is still writing a redemptive story. Just as Esther stepped into her moment "for such a time as this" (4:14), we're invited to trust His timing and purpose in the pivotal moments of our own journey, and step forward with courage when He calls.