Indwelling Sin (Job 40:3-4) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Indwelling Sin (Job 40:3-4) by Charles Spurgeon
Even after experiencing spiritual regeneration, believers retain a deeply corrupt, sinful human nature that perpetually conflicts with their spiritual self. This innate wickedness constantly hinders righteousness, attacks the soul, and demands unceasing spiritual vigilance rather than complacency. Because this corruption remains active throughout a Christian's earthly life, believers must continually depend on divine grace to avoid stumbling. Ultimately, this persistent awareness of personal vileness humbles the saint and drives…
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