Living Temples for the Living God
In this powerful sermon, C. H. Spurgeon reflects on Isaiah 66:1-2, emphasizing that God does not dwell in physical temples made by human hands but instead chooses to reside in the hearts of those who are humble, contrite, and reverent towards His Word. Spurgeon challenges the notion of materialism in worship and highlights the importance of spiritual humility, encouraging believers to recognize their worth as living temples for the living God.
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…
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