Charles Spurgeon

A Word on 1 Cor 1:10-13 and the Usage of the Term Calvinism

by Sonny Burrell 03.26.2010

1 Cor 1:10-13 is considered a rebuke to the one that calls himself Calvinist. For those who attempt to appeal to it see the self-proclaimed Calvinist as essentially saying that he is of Calvin in the same sense that people in the Corinthian church were saying that they were “of Apollos”, “of Cephas”, and “of [...]

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Salt Without Prescribing How Much

by Roger Servin 12.13.2009

O Lord! How we need more and more of Your grace!  We never have enough… Salt was used in every offering made by fire unto the Lord, and from its preserving and purifying properties it was the grateful emblem of divine grace in the soul. It is worthy of our attentive regard that, when Artaxerxes [...]

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“It Is God that Justifieth” – C.H. Spurgeon

by Roger Servin 08.07.2009

–Romans 8:33 A WONDERFUL THING it is, this being justified, or made just. If we had never broken the laws of God we should not have needed it, for we should have been just in ourselves. He who has all his life done the things which he ought to have done, and has never done [...]

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