#S2078 - Twitter Hashtag

From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

I read somewhere, and I think it is true, that some ministers preach the gospel in the same way as donkeys eat thistles, namely, very, very cautiously. On the contrary, I will preach it boldly. I have not the slightest alarm about the matter. #Spurgeon #s2078

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From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

Jesus is the common property of all sinners who make bold to take him. Every sinner who has the will to do so may take the Lord home with him. He came into the world to save the sinful. #Spurgeon #s2078

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From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

I have heard of one who had received great mercy who went about saying, “He is a great forgiver;” and I would have you say the same. You shall find your transgressions put away, and your sins pardoned once for all, if you now trust him. #Spurgeon #s2078

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From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

Alas, my dear hearers! the trouble about some of you is that you know all about my Lord, and yet you do not trust him. Trust is the saving act. #Spurgeon #s2078

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From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

If a dying Saviour saved the thief, my argument is, that he can do even more now that he liveth and reigneth. All power is given unto him in heaven and in earth; can anything at this present time surpass the power of his grace? #Spurgeon #s2078

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From the Heart of Spurgeon @ReadingSpurgeon

2 months ago

The story of the salvation of the dying thief is a standing instance of the power of Christ to save, and of his abundant willingness to receive all that come to him, in whatever plight they may be. #Spurgeon #s2078

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