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“but there is not a Christian that does that, that lives up to his spiritual income. You have an infinite income, an income of promises, an income of grace. No Christian ever lived up to his income.” quote by Charles Haddon Spurgeon — Download Open image

““but there is not a Christian that does that, that lives up to his spiritual income. You have an infinite income, an income of promises, an income of grace. No Christian ever lived up to his income.””

Charles Haddon Spurgeon

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“If God calls to arduous duty, He is prepared to give all needed grace for doing it.”

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“The minister is not responsible for his success. However, he is responsible for what he preaches. He is accountable for his life and actions, but he is not responsible for the actions of other people. If I preach God’s word, and there was never a soul saved, the King would say, “Well done, good and faithful servant!” If I should…

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“You may have heard the story of that respected martyr who was in the habit of always saying, “All things work together for good.” When he was seized by the officers of Queen Mary, to be taken to the stake to be burned, he was treated so roughly on the way that he broke his leg. The soldiers mocked him…

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“Remarkably, Psalm 50:15 was originally written to those who had mocked God. They had presented their sacrifices without a true heart. Yet the Lord said to each of them, “Call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee.” I gather from this that God excludes none from the promise. You atheist, you blasphemer, you immoral and impure…

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“We must not forget that the gospel of Christ is holy. It never excuses sin: it pardons it, but only through an atonement.”

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“We need clouds and darkness to exercise our faith; to cut off reliance on self, and make us put more faith in Christ. Our…

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“All things are possible to him that believeth." Mark 9:23 Many professed Christians are always doubting and fearing, and they forlornly think that this is the necessary state of believers. This is a mistake, for "all things are possible to him that believeth;" and it is possible for us to mount into a state in which a doubt or a…

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“By faith, we understand that we are just like the children of Israel. Whatever our needs are, the Eternal God is our source. God has promised you that your bread will be given to you and your water will be certain. He who meets your spiritual needs will not deny you your physical needs. The Mighty Master will never allow…

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“It is disobedience and not obedience that prompts us to select from the commands of Christ which ones we care to obey.”–1893, Sermon 2317 “No”

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“I think of the smoldering wick as the backsliding Christian, one who has been a burning and shining light in his day, but has neglected the means of grace. He avoids Bible reading, prayer, the Lord’s Supper, and attending worship services. God’s Spirit has withdrawn from him, he is falling into sin. His light has almost gone out, but not…

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“Depression so frightening that I hope none of you will ever experience such severe misery. But I always get back to this, I know I trust Christ. I rely only in him. If he falls I will fall with him. But if he does not fall, I will not. Because he lives, I will also live. I spring back up…

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