Zealous, but Wrong (Romans 10:1-3) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Zealous, but Wrong (Romans 10:1-3) by Charles SpurgeonIn his sermon on Romans 10:1-3, Charles Spurgeon addresses the spiritual condition of individuals who possess a profound zeal for God but lack true, spiritual knowledge. Spurgeon urges Christians to pray earnestly for these self-righteous individuals, noting that while their enthusiasm is commendable, it is deeply misguided. He explains that blind zeal is dangerous, as demonstrated when the Pharisees crucified Christ or when Saul persecuted the early church. However, if their passion is redirected toward the truth, these…
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