What is the biography of Charles Spurgeon?
BIOGRAPHY LIFE STORY OF C. H. SPURGEON THE MAN AND HIS WONDERFUL MESSAGE CONTENTS SOWING THE SEED DAWNING OF THE LIGHT COMMENCING THE FIGHT STILL FIGHTING IN THE THICK OF THE BATTLE
What kept Charles Spurgeon going?
65 “The Anguish and Agonies of Charles Spurgeon,” 24. Charles Spurgeon 26 away. And what kept him going was the abiding assurance that this momentary affliction is working for him an eter- nal weight of glory. And so he looked to the things that are
What are the best books about Charles Haddon Spurgeon?
4 C. H. Spurgeon: Autobiography, vol. 2, (Edinburgh: The Banner of Truth Trust, 1973), 278. 5 Charles Haddon Spurgeon, An All Round Ministry, (Edinburgh: The Banner of Truth Trust, 1960), 8.
What does Satan give him?
Satan gives him unbelief, and we often mistake the one for the other. So with the best of virtues, the saving grace of faith, when it comes to its perfection it ripens into confidence, and there is nothing so comfortable and so desirable to the Christian, as the full assurance of faith.
What does God do for courage?
God bestows courage; and it is a good thing to be able to look one's fellow in the face, fearless of all men in doing our duty. Satan inspires fool-hardiness, styles it courage, and bids the man rush to the cannon's mouth for "bubble reputation.". God creates in man holy fear.
Can the Saviour be content to be in heaven?
And he cannot be there without his bride; the Saviour cannot be content to be in heaven unless he has his Church with him, which is "the fulness of him that filleth all in all.". Beloved, look up to Christ now; let the eye of your faith catch a sight of him; behold him there, with many crowns upon his head.
Was the Holy Ghost sinless?
Holy Ghost, without a taint of sin; his soul was pure, and spotless as the driven snow, white, clear, perfect; and his life was the same. In him was no sin. He took our infirmities and bore our sorrows on the cross. He was in all points tempted as we are, but there was that sweet exception, "yet without sin.".
When we read your description of human nature, are we sure it is true?
OUR Father, when we read Thy description of human nature we are sure it is true, for Thou has seen man ever since his fall and Thou hast been grieved at heart concerning him. Moreover, Thou hast such a love towards him that Thou didst not judge him harshly and every word that Thou hast spoken must be according to truth. Thou hast measured and computed the iniquity of man, for Thou hast laid it on the Well-Beloved and we know Thou hast not laid upon Him more than is meet.
What do we pray for in the Fountain of All Fullness?
Only do Thou help us now to ask right things and may the utterances of our mouth be acceptable in Thy sight, O God our Strength and our Redeemer.
