Ingratitude of Man
In this powerful sermon, C.H. Spurgeon reflects on the ingratitude of humanity towards Jesus Christ, who came to His own people but was rejected. Spurgeon emphasizes that this ingratitude is not limited to the Jews of Christ's time but extends to all of humanity, including ourselves. He calls for deep reflection on our own responses to Christ's love and sacrifice, urging us to recognize our failures and to respond with gratitude and devotion.
Songs in the Night: 28 short devotions for dark days and anxious nights
A free booklet of Charles Spurgeon’s words for the long nights of the soul, with…
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