Frank Boreham was a well known preacher who served in England, Australia, and New Zealand. He published dozens of books and thousands of editorials during his lifetime, with no sign of slowing down, even up until his death at age 88. He wrote with a distinctive style, seeming to be able to draw a spiritual lesson out of any conceivable topic.
In this collection of eighteen essays, Boreham explores what it means that deep calls unto deep, as well as a number of other subjects--from kingfishers to arm chairs. - Summary by Devorah Allen
In this collection of eighteen essays, Boreham explores what it means that deep calls unto deep, as well as a number of other subjects--from kingfishers to arm chairs. - Summary by Devorah Allen
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
By Way of Introduction
02:14 - Chapter 2
Part 1, chapter 1: Second-Hand Things
19:23 - Chapter 3
Part 1, chapter 2: The Kingfisher
17:53 - Chapter 4
Part 1, chapter 3: Old Eternity
18:34 - Chapter 5
Part 1, chapter 4: Simon Pottinger
16:39 - Chapter 6
Part 1, chapter 5: Second Thoughts
19:57 - Chapter 7
Part 1, chapter 6: The Home of the Echoes
16:22 - Chapter 8
Part 2, chapter 1: The Joys of the Absent-Minded
14:59 - Chapter 9
Part 2, chapter 2: 'The Sun Has Risen in the West!'
15:35 - Chapter 10
Part 2, chapter 3: Scarlet Geraniums
13:28 - Chapter 11
Part 2, chapter 4: A Bush Jubilee
16:21 - Chapter 12
Part 2, chapter 5: The Soul of an Old Arm Chair
20:01 - Chapter 13
Part 2, chapter 6: Alps Upon the Brain
17:44 - Chapter 14
Part 3, chapter 1: Mosgiel
19:01 - Chapter 15
Part 3, chapter 2: The Magic Mirror
15:34 - Chapter 16
Part 3, chapter 3: A Flutter of Pink
13:44 - Chapter 17
Part 3, chapter 4: The Draper
16:31 - Chapter 18
Part 3, chapter 5: Breaking-Up
16:33 - Chapter 19
Part 3, chapter 6: Wishing Time
15:35