Your weekly Dose of Spurgeon
The PyroManiacs devote some space each weekend to highlights from the lifetime of works from the Prince of Preachers, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. The following excerpt is from the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit, volume 36, sermon number 2127, "Love's competition."
"Love to God is a sort of natural consequence which follows from a sight and sense of the love of God to us."
Where there is much
love, there is sure to be much
service in proportion to the strength. Give us a church that loves Christ
Jesus much.
You will have mighty prayer-meetings; you will have a holy
membership; you will have liberal giving to the cause of Christ; you will have
hearty praising of his name; you will have careful walking before the
world; you will have earnest endeavours for the conversion of
sinners.
Missions at home and abroad will be set on foot when love is fervent.
When the heart is right, everything is likely to be right; but when the
heart goes wrong, oh, what a fatal thing it is!
A disease of the heart is
looked upon as the worst of mischiefs that can happen to a man. One old doctor
of my acquaintance used to say, “We can do nothing with the heart.”
God
keep us from a diseased heart: a fatty degeneration of the heart, or an
ossification of the heart towards the Lord Jesus Christ!
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