Right now and at all moments that will occur between now and glory, God’s grace will be sufficient.
Charles Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
HT: @CJMahaney
Category Archives: Charles Haddon Spurgeon
We Preach Christ!
Let your sermons be full of Christ, from beginning to end crammed full of the Gospel.
Charles Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
HT: @Gospel_Project
Christ’s Great Choice
Our Lord did make a good choice when He saved you and me; for in us He has found abundant room for His mercy and grace. There has been elbow room for His love to work within the awful emptiness of our necessities and sins; and therein He has done great things for us, whereof we are glad.
The Telescope of Prayer
Coming events cast their shadows before them, and when God is about to bless His people His coming favor casts the shadow of prayer over the church. When He is about to favor an individual He casts the shadow of hopeful expectation over his soul. Our prayers, let men laugh at them as they will, and say there is no power in them, are the indicators of the movement of the wheels of Providence. Believing supplications are forecasts of the future, he who prayeth in faith is like the seer of old, he sees that which is to be: his holy expectancy, like a telescope, brings distant objects near to him.
If I Gained the World but Lost the Savior
If God were to give you all earthly good and yet took His Presence from you — which He will do if sin is within you, and unrepented of — the loss of His Presence would be a greater loss than the loss of the whole world, or even of Heaven itself!
Pastor, Your Sermons Shouldn’t Be Easy to Preach
The preacher must feel what he preaches. It must never be with him an easy thing to deliver a sermon.
Charles Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
HT: @hbcharlesjr
Preach the Gospel to Yourself Daily
The most important daily habit we can possess is to remind ourselves of the Gospel.
Siding with God against Yourself
Repentance is simply a man taking sides with God against himself.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
The Great Army of Your Sins
Let the great army of your sins pass before you in review, each one like a son of Anak (Numbers 13.33) armed to the hilt for your destruction. They have gone down into the depths, and the red sea of Christ’s blood has drowned them. Thus, He has gained a complete victory over all the guilt of sin.
Charles Spurgeon, The Fulness of Joy, p. 63
I Will Become What Christ Promised
If I am not today all that I hope to be, yet I see Jesus and that assures me that I shall one day be like Him.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
HT: @CSLCHSnMore
Life Is Worship 