The Chuck Spurgeon Project

By: Chuck Spurgeon
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  • The Chuck Spurgeon Project. What would it be like to ACTUALLY hear "The Prince of Preachers" today?
    2024
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Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
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  • Evening Devotional: Seek The Lord During Your Afflictions

    Evening Devotional: Seek The Lord During Your Afflictions
    Jul 25 2024

    PM Edition for July 25

    Tonight's devotional focuses on Hosea 5:15, highlighting how God uses trials and tribulations to draw His wandering children back to Himself. The theme is the sanctifying purpose of afflictions and the faithful response to divine chastening.

    Key Points

    • Purpose of Afflictions: Losses and hardships serve as tools in God's hands to bring wandering believers back to the fold.
    • Dependence on God: Adversity reminds us of our dependence on God, steering us away from complacency.
    • Divine Discipline: God's loving discipline aims to redirect our hearts towards Him, especially when we become too self-sufficient and proud.
    • Blessing in Trials: Difficulties can be blessings that drive us back to God, enriching our souls even as we face material loss.
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    5 mins
  • Morning Devotional: The Wisdom of Fleeing

    Morning Devotional: The Wisdom of Fleeing
    Jul 25 2024

    AM Edition for July 25

    This morning's devotional focuses on Genesis 39:12, emphasizing the wisdom and necessity of fleeing from temptation. The key theme is recognizing when to escape from situations that could lead us to sin

    Key Points

    • Wisdom in Fleeing: In the face of certain sins, the best and often only strategy is to flee.
    • Avoiding Temptation: Like the ancient warnings about the basilisk’s gaze, even looking at temptation can be dangerous.
    • Protecting Purity: Removing ourselves from potentially compromising situations preserves our character and purity.
    • Value of Integrity: It is better to lose something of material value than to compromise our integrity.
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    5 mins
  • Evening Devotional: The Mighty Camp of the Lord

    Evening Devotional: The Mighty Camp of the Lord
    Jul 24 2024

    PM Edition for July 24

    Tonight's devotional focuses on Joel 2:11, highlighting the overwhelming might and grandeur of the Lord. The theme is the magnificence of God's power and the assurance it brings to His followers.

    Key Points

    • Divine Power: God's power is unmatched, commanding legions of heavenly beings and the elements of nature.
    • Heavenly Armies: Cherubim, seraphim, and all spiritual forces stand ready to execute His will.
    • Nature’s Submission: Elements like wind, rain, and fire follow His commands, demonstrating His absolute control.
    • Living Creatures' Obedience: All creatures, from great fish to small insects, serve His purposes.
    • Peace and Service: It is wise to be at peace with such a mighty King and to serve under His banner, as opposing Him is futile and serving Him is glorious.
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    5 mins

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The Prince of Preachers is BACK!!!

Hands down my favorite devo of all time. Thank you for bringing it In audio format and taking out the “thee”s and “thy”s that make the original more difficult to read.

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