Tender Words of Terrible Apprehension (Psalm 9:17) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Tender Words of Terrible Apprehension (Psalm 9:17) by Charles SpurgeonIn this sermon, Charles Spurgeon addresses the solemn warning found in Psalm 9:17 regarding the spiritual fate of those who live in habitual forgetfulness of God. He argues that neglecting the Creator is a grievous sin rooted in a love for worldly vices and a subconscious fear of divine justice. To counter these tendencies, Spurgeon dismantles common excuses for religious apathy, appealing to the memories of godly parents and the undeniable presence of God in nature. He warns that while sinners may…
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