Since discovering that most of Charles Spurgeon’s sermons are available online, I decided to incorporate some his sermons into my quiet time. I’ve decided to work through them in chronological order. This will have many benefits, it will give me a deeper and wider insight into the preaching and theology of Charles Spurgeon. It will, [...]
I’ve started reading Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening again, this particular entry made an impact on me.
Morning—September 25
“Who of God is made unto us wisdom.“ 1 Cor. 1:30
Man’s intellect seeks after rest, and by nature seeks it apart from the Lord Jesus Christ. Men of education are apt, even when converted, to look upon the [...]
Questions of personal Salvation.
Critical issues of engagement between an Islamic position on the question of Salvation and a Christian position are not as clear cut as we would perhaps like it to be. David Pawson[1] highlights an interesting parallel, while in danger of being too simplistic it does draw an insightful parallel in [...]
Introduction
In this essay I seek to discuss the ways in which Jurgen Moltmann’s, The Church in the Power of the Spirit, can be considered a baptist book on the church. I will first of all set out the ways in which Moltmann clearly demonstrates a baptist way of thinking and I will then [...]
I was struck with the following thought recently, that almost every problem that we experience as Christians can be ultimately traced back to one fundamental issue, that is, we have a Gospel problem!
What do I mean?
If we are encountering a difficulty, if our experience is sub-Christian, if our life is falling short in a particularly area [...]
