Spurgeon on Pain: “The Best and the Kindest Thing…”
What is our response to God in the midst of great suffering and pain of any sort? What was Charles Spurgeon’s response in the midst of his own suffering and pain?
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What is our response to God in the midst of great suffering and pain of any sort? What was Charles Spurgeon’s response in the midst of his own suffering and pain?
Our vision of worship, our vision of the Christian life is too small. We need God to show up and speak convincingly to our wretched hearts.
Has the Church Growth Movement created a God they believe they can control? There is an unspoken, and uncomfortable, relationship between the Prosperity Gospel and the Church Growth Movement.
What can parents and churches do to cultivate a spiritual zeal for God? Charles Spurgeon’s early life is an example for us.
Time Passes Swiftly! Are you making the most of your time?
How do we make sense of the silence and absence of God?
Do you have the false idea that Christianity is hostile towards honest doubters? Jesus Himself was sympathetic towards doubters like Thomas.
We’ve heard the saying most of our lives: “Don’t put all your eggs into one basket.” Originally, this meant that if you went out to get the eggs from your chickens, don’t put all those egg into one basket alone, for if you were to trip and drop the basket, then either all, or the Read more about Which Basket Carries the Most Eggs of Your Joy?[…]