Enquirers and Converts
In the second volume of Spurgeon's Autobiography "The Full Harvest",published by Banner of Truth, page 235, in the chapter entitled "Enquirers and Converts, we read of Spurgeon as he listens to the testimonies of people who have come to Christ at his church. He notes here the same basic themes that these converts testimonies shared. He says,"There are always the same essential marks-death, birth, life, food. Christ in the death, the birth, the life, the food-repentance, faith, joy, the work of the Holy Spirit of God. But it is very sweet to hear the story told in the many different ways in which the converts tell it. The true child of grace is ever the same at heart, although the outward appearance may continually vary".
5 Comments:
Spurgeon always loved to see the work of God's Spirit in the hearts of those who come to Christ.
August 14, 2006 7:54 AM
Morning Mark
can ask you what he meet , when he wrote the lasted 2 lines on this post?
August 14, 2006 8:00 AM
Janice, Spurgeon used to love to listen to people talk about how they came to Christ. He would listen to chimney sweepers and people from all walks of life. Though they looked different and came from different classes of society, yet the basic parts of their stories were all the same, reflecting the workings of God the Holy Spirit in the heart.
August 14, 2006 10:16 AM
Thanks Mark
I thought that's what he was saying , but wanted to be sure!
August 14, 2006 10:43 AM
I think that we will be talking about how Jesus kept us from the pits of hell forever.
Doug
August 14, 2006 12:17 PM
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