Comfort for the Desponding (Job 29:2) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Comfort for the Desponding (Job 29:2) by Charles SpurgeonIn his sermon based on Job 29:2, Charles Spurgeon addresses the spiritual despondency that believers experience when they long for the spiritual vitality of their past. He identifies five common manifestations of this condition. First, some Christians lose their assurance of salvation, fearing they have deceived themselves and are actually hypocrites. Second, others lose their peace of mind regarding earthly trials, becoming consumed by worldly anxieties and self-love rather than fully trusting God's provision. Third…
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