Sunday Spurgeon

We should be careful to keep the stream of meditation always running; for this is the water to drive the mill of prayer. ~Charles H. Spurgeon

Sunday Spurgeon

To keep chaff out of a bushel, one sure plan is to fill it full of wheat; and to keep out vain thoughts, it is wise and prudent to have the mind stored with choice subjects for meditation: these are easy to find, and we should never be without them. ~Charles H. Spurgeon

Sunday Spurgeon

A man who wants to see a country, must not hurry through it by express train, but he must stop in the towns and villages, and see what is to be seen. He will know more about the land and its people if he walks the highways, climbs the mountains, stays in the homes, and visits the workshops; than if he does so many miles in the day, and hurries through picture galleries as if death were pursuing him. Don’t hurry through Scripture, but pause for the Lord to speak to you. Oh, for more meditation! ~Charles H. Spurgeon

Sunday Spurgeon

I will do this at least every Sunday of January. May you be encouraged!

To believe a thing is, as it were, to see the cool crystal sparkling in the cup; but to meditate upon it is to drink thereof. Reading gathers the clusters, contemplation squeezes forth their generous juice. Meditation is of all things the most soul-fattening when combined with prayer.

~Charles H. Spurgeon