The Threshold Grace: Meditations in the Psalms

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The Threshold Grace: Meditations in the Psalms

by Percy C. (Percy Clough) Ainsworth

EN·~1 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
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THE THRESHOLD GRACE - MEDITATIONS IN THE PSALMS - BY - PERCY C. AINSWORTH - AUTHOR OF 'THE PILGRIM CHURCH.' 'THE BLESSED LIFE,' ETC. - PREFATORY NOTE

0:34
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A.K.S. - I. - THE THRESHOLD GRACE

7:19
3

II. THE HABIT OF FAITH

7:36
4

III. THE ONE THING DESIRABLE

8:00
5

IV. EYES AND FEET

6:30
6

V. THE SAFEGUARDED SOUL

8:04
7

VI. A PLEA FOR TEARS

7:24
8

VII. DELIVERANCE WITH HONOUR

7:44
9

VIII. PETITION AND COMMUNION

7:02
10

IX. HAUNTED HOURS

7:12

Description

A gentle collection of meditations drawn from the Psalms, this volume invites listeners into a quiet hour of reflection. Each piece was originally penned for a 19th‑century Methodist periodical, yet the language remains clear and accessible. The author’s calm, conversational style helps the ancient verses speak to today’s seeking heart.

The central thread follows the image of a threshold—the daily passage between the world’s demanding work and the sanctuary of home. By examining the promise “The Lord shall keep thy going out and thy coming in,” the reflections address modern anxieties: industrial pressures, the noise of commerce, and the subtle indifference that can eclipse faith. They offer reassurance that divine presence does not disappear at the door but walks beside us through every toil and every rest.

Ideal for moments of personal devotion or a brief pause in a busy day, these meditations nurture a sense of inner peace. Listeners will find encouragement to carry the Psalms’ timeless hope into both the public and private spheres of life.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (80K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-08-24

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Percy C. (Percy Clough) Ainsworth

Percy C. (Percy Clough) Ainsworth

1873–1909

A gifted Methodist preacher, poet, and essayist, he wrote with warmth, vivid language, and a strong moral sense. Though he died young, his sermons and devotional works left a lasting impression on readers who valued spiritual writing that felt both thoughtful and humane.

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