A Holy and Homely Resolve (Psalm 101:2) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into A Holy and Homely Resolve (Psalm 101:2) by Charles SpurgeonIn his sermon on Psalm 101:2, Charles Spurgeon emphasizes that the highest form of praise to God is a life of purity and holiness. He explores King David's deliberate resolution upon ascending to the throne: to behave wisely in a perfect way. Spurgeon points out that David chose discretion and godliness over grandeur or indulgence, a choice that serves as a vital model for all people, regardless of their social standing or vocation. Whether one is a monarch, a tradesman, a servant, or a parent starting a family…
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