Day 5 II Timothy 3:14-17 The Word of God is more powerful than the voices of men. Men may have beautiful and clever speeches but the Word has Life: Charles Spurgeon, who was to become the Billy Graham of the 19th century, for the first 14 years of his life didn’t know how to be saved. Then, in January 1850, seeking refuge from a severe snowstorm, Spurgeon ducked into a chapel. He was 15. The snow had kept the minister from attending the meeting, but another attendee was reading from Isaiah 45:22 Look upon me and be saved. …In that moment, Spurgeon later recalled, he decided to give himself over to Gods work and suddenly felt better. “There and then the cloud was gone, the darkness had rolled away, and that moment I saw the sun; and I could have risen that instant, and sung with the most enthusiastic of them, of the precious blood of Christ, and the simple faith which looks alone to Him. Oh, that somebody had told me this before, Trust Christ, and you shall be saved.
Posted on: Fri, 24 Jan 2014 06:00:25 +0000