Christianity Quote by Charles Spurgeon
““Nothing in the past has shaken the foundation of our faith. Nothing in the present can move it. Nothing in the future will undermine it. Whatever may occur in the ages to come, there will always be good reason for believing in Jehovah and his faithful Word. The great truths he has revealed will never be disproved. The great promises he has made will never be retracted. The great purposes he has devised will never be abandoned. So long as we live, we will always have a refuge, a hope, a confidence, that can never be removed. "I will bear you up when you turn gray" is not just a promise for those in old age. But it is also a promise to the people of God at any and every period between their birth and their death.””
About This Quote
Source Sermon: Faith and Assurance, Charles Spurgeon, 1885
Faith remains unshaken across time; God's promises and purpose are eternal, offering unremovable hope and confidence.
In simple terms: Faith is constant despite circumstances.
Key Takeaway
Trust in God's unchanging promises.
Themes
faith
hope
confidence
eternity
Mood
reassuring
inspirational
solemn
Type
religious
motivational
When to use this quote
- personal crises
- daily devotion
- life transitions
Key Concepts
theology
spiritual assurance
divine promise
Questions to Reflect On
- What does unshakable faith look like in hardship?
- How can you nurture lasting confidence?
A Different Perspective
Faith may be challenged by personal suffering.
