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Tuesday, December 9th, 2025
the Second Week of Advent
the Second Week of Advent
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Ezekiel 14-15; Isaiah 44; Ephesians 5:1-20:
Ezekiel 14-15; Isaiah 44; Ephesians 5:1-20:
Then the word of the Lord came to me: "Son of man, these men have set up idols in their hearts and have put sinful stumbling blocks before their faces. Should I be consulted by them at all? "Therefore, speak to them and tell them: This is what the Lord God says: When anyone from the house of Israel sets up idols in his heart, puts a sinful stumbling block before his face, and then comes to the prophet, I, Yahweh, will answer him appropriately.…
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening"
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“The Lord shall deliver me from every evil work.”
2 Timothy 4
The chapter opens with a most solemn charge to young Timothy. Coming from one who was so soon to seal his testimony with his blood, Timothy must have felt the power of it as long as he lived. Aged believers should impress upon the young the value of the gospel
2 Timothy 4:1 , 2 Timothy 4:2
A minister is never off duty: he is not only to win souls whenever an opportunity occurs, but he is himself to make opportunities. Sound…
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Proverbs 15:3 - The eyes of the Lord are in every place, Watching the evil and the good.
Proverbs 15:3 - The eyes of the Lord are in every place, Watching the evil and the good.
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Consequently we shall not deliver ourselves to our prayer as boys repeating their lessons, as a mere matter of rote, much less shall we speak as if we were rabbis instructing our pupils, or as I have heard some do, with the coarseness of a highwayman stopping a person on the road and demanding his purse of him; but we shall be humble yet bold petitioners, humbly importuning mercy through the Saviour's blood. When I feel that I am in the presence of God, and take my rightful position in that presence, the next thing I shall want to recognize will be that I have no right to what I am seeking, and cannot expect to obtain it except as a gift of grace, and I must recollect that God limits the channel through which He will give me mercy - He will give it to me through His dear Son. - Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-92)
Consequently we shall not deliver ourselves to our prayer as boys repeating their lessons, as a mere matter of rote, much less shall we speak as if we were rabbis instructing our pupils, or as I have heard some do, with the coarseness of a highwayman stopping a person on the road and demanding his purse of him; but we shall be humble yet bold petitioners, humbly importuning mercy through the Saviour's blood. When I feel that I am in the presence of God, and take my rightful position in that presence, the next thing I shall want to recognize will be that I have no right to what I am seeking, and cannot expect to obtain it except as a gift of grace, and I must recollect that God limits the channel through which He will give me mercy - He will give it to me through His dear Son. - Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-92)
Today in Christian History
1884
Stanley Smith and C. T. Studd, two of the Cambridge Seven (young men who had renounced fame and fortune to serve with the China Inland Mission), speak at Edinburgh University. The meeting, which they had feared would be a flop, proves a time of great power.
