Category Archives: Charles Spurgeon
“Infinitely full of grace” by Charles Spurgeon
“The only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.” -John 1:14 “Believer, you can bear your testimony that Christ is the only begotten of the Father, as well as the first begotten from the dead. You can say, ‘He … Continue reading
“The riches of His grace” by Charles Spurgeon
“…Who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing.” -Ephesians 1:3 “Christ bestows all the goodness of the past, the present, and the future upon His people. In the mysterious ages of the past the Lord Jesus was His … Continue reading
“The Trinity” by Charles Spurgeon
“Endeavor to know the Father. Approach Him in deep repentance, and confess that you are not worthy to be called His son; receive the kiss of His love; let the ring that is the token of His eternal faithfulness be … Continue reading
“Feed My sheep” by Charles Spurgeon
“Brethren, you have to feed Christ’s sheep. Our Lord says, ‘Feed! Feed! Feed!’ He begins with, ‘Feed My lambs.’ My little lambkins, or young Believers — these need plenty of instruction. ‘Feed My sheep’ comes next. Feed the middle-aged, the … Continue reading
“A love as deep as hell” by Charles Spurgeon
“The Lord Jesus had goings forth for His people as their representative before the throne, long before they appeared upon the stage of time. It was ‘from everlasting’ that He signed the compact with His Father, that He would pay … Continue reading
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“The Infinite became an infant” by Charles Spurgeon
“The Lord Jesus Christ was rich. We all believe that, though none of us can truly speak it forth. Oh, how surprised angels were, when they were first informed that Jesus Christ, the Prince of Light and Majesty, intended to … Continue reading
“He never speaks in vain” by Charles Spurgeon
“‘And in His word do I hope.’ This is the source, strength, and sweetness of waiting. Those who do not hope cannot wait. But if we hope for that we see not, then do we with patience wait for it. God’s … Continue reading
