Who will deliver us from this ocular tyranny? Tragically, even in this era of e-books, we are still stuck reading most books with our eyes.

Plus, most new books release straight to Kindle at the same time the paperback comes out, but the audiobook version (if it ever does come) arrives much later to the publishing party. And if you follow Tim Challies‘ blog (which you should), you likely have a prodigious selection of Kindle books you bought on sale for $2.99 but have never read. Wouldn’t it be great if you could squeeze in a few more chapters of your Kindle book while driving, exercising, or doing housework? Well, you can! In this post, I am going to show you how to listen to Kindle books on the iPhone.Ĭertainly, audiobooks fill the need for hands-free reading to a degree.īetween Audible and Christian Audio a decent offering of Christian books can be found. But Kindle’s selection is much larger. I now listen to Kindle books on the iPhone. So far, I have been unsuccessful in persuading my wife to do the same for me, but I think I may have found an alternative solution. In the evenings, Charles Spurgeon’s wife would sit on a cushion at his feet and read to him. It’s a simple morning routine designed for productive Christians. ✅ For a step-by-step guide to self-discipline checkout my course, POWER Mornings.

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