Archive for the 'Charles H. Spurgeon quotes' Category

from Spurgeon…

Friday, May 9th, 2008

The marvelous incarnation of God in heaven, with all the amazing condescension and humiliation that attended it, is ours. The bloody sweat, the scourge, the cross are ours forever. Whatever blissful consequences flow from perfect obedience, finished atonement, resurrection, ascension, or intercession, all are ours by His own gift. Upon His breastplate He is now [...]

Spurgeon on Spring

Friday, April 25th, 2008

The season of spring is welcome in its freshness. The long and dreary winter helps us to appreciate spring’s genial warmth, and its promise of summer enhances its present delights. After periods of spiritual depression, it is delightful to see again the light of the Son of Righteousness. Our slumbering graces rise from their lethargy, [...]

Wise Words from Spurgeon

Friday, March 14th, 2008

Would you be a featherbed warrior instead of bearing the rough fight of love? He who dares the most shall win the most; and if the path of love is rough, tread it boldly, still loving your neighbors through thick and thin. Heap coals of fire on their heads, and if they are hard to [...]

Believer’s joy

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Believers are not dependent upon circumstances. Their joy comes not from what they have, but from what they are; not from where they are, but from whose they are; not from what they enjoy, but from that which was suffered for them by their Lord. It is a singular joy, then, because it often buds, [...]

Can people really change?

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Because my husband is a counselor, we’re often asked the question, “Can people really change?” The short answer is, “Yes, absolutely, through the work of the Holy Spirit in their lives.” Sometimes during the conversation I ask the person about their own life and whether they have experienced change through the Spirit’s work in them. [...]

Storm warning…

Friday, January 4th, 2008

“We need winds and tempests to exercise our faith, to tear off the rotten branches of self-reliance, and to root us more firmly in Christ.” ~Charles H. Spurgeon
Aha. So that’s what’s going on.

Thankful (for the most part!) for tested faith

Monday, November 12th, 2007

No flowers are as lovely a blue as those that grow at the foot of the frozen glacier; no stars gleam as bright as those that glisten in the midnight sky; no water tastes as sweet as that which springs up in the desert sand; and no faith is so precious as that which lives [...]

Meditating on God’s Word

Friday, October 12th, 2007

Our bodies are not supported by merely taking food into the mouth, but the process that really supplies the muscle and the nerve and the sinew and the bone is the process of digestion. It is by digestion that the outward food becomes assimilated with the inner life. Our souls are not nourished merely by [...]

Like a tree…

Monday, September 3rd, 2007

The first time Harry and I planted a tree we didn’t have the foggiest idea of what we were doing, so we did a little research. We had noticed that many trees around town were still tied to support stakes, even when they had obviously been planted years ago. Was that necessary? Through our research [...]

Separated unto Christ

Monday, August 20th, 2007

“Well-fortified cities have broad walls, and so did Jerusalem in her glory days. The New Jerusalem must, similarly, be surrounded and preserved by a broad wall of nonconformity to the world and separation from its patterns and ideas. There is a tendency today to break down this holy barrier and make the distinction between the [...]