Faith's Cheque Book
Charles H. Spurgeon
Always Growing
... Thou shalt see greater things than these. (John 1:50)
This is spoken to a childlike believer, who was ready to accept Jesus as the Son of God, the King of Israel, upon one convincing piece of argument. Those who are willing to see shall see; it is because we shut our eyes that we become so sadly blind.
We have seen much already. Great things and unsearchable has the Lord showed unto us, for which we praise His name; but there are greater truths in His Word, greater depths of experience, greater heights of fellowship, greater works of usefulness, greater discoveries of power, and love, and wisdom. These we are yet to see if we are willing to believe our Lord. The faculty of inventing false doctrine is ruinous, but power to see the truth is a blessing. Heaven shall be opened to us, the way thither shall be made clear to us in the Son of Man, and the angelic commerce which goes on between the upper and the lower kingdoms shall be made more manifest to us. Let us keep our eyes open toward spiritual objects and expect to see more and more. Let us believe that our lives will not drivel down into nothing but that we shall be always on the growing hand, seeing greater and still greater things, till we behold the great God Himself and never again lose the sight of Him.
Read more devotions for January 7:
Morning by MorningEvening by EveningHymns for Morning WorshipHymns for Evening Worship
366 Precious Promises
A promise a day. These 366 devotions will help you strengthen your faith each day of the year.
These devotions are written in modern English but based on Charles Spurgeon's 1889 devotional The Chequebook of the Bank of Faith, commonly known as Precious Promises.
May these precious promises assist you in your spiritual journey, and may you become "partakers of the divine nature" (2 Peter 1:4) as you grow in the Lord.