Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon January 22 | Morning
Jan 22, 2026
Explore profound reflections on Ezekiel 15:2, where Spurgeon highlights the humbling truth of our dependence on God for spiritual fruitfulness. Rejecting pride, he reminds listeners that all gifts come solely from grace. Delve into the importance of acknowledging one's unworthiness, which fosters humility. Spurgeon emphasizes that true devotion stems from the transformative power of grace. Finally, he encourages embracing the idea that believers are constantly reliant on Jesus for life, effectively battling the pitfalls of pride.
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Fruitfulness Depends On Divine Grace
- Believers are like vine-branches: fruitful only by God's grace and Spirit's influence.
- Pride is unjustified because every good in a Christian is borrowed and sustained by Christ.
Reject Pride By Remembering Your Origin
- Reject pride by remembering your origin and what you were without grace.
- See every blessing as debt to God, not grounds for self-exaltation.
Grace Changes Identity And Allegiance
- Grace not only changes direction but changes identity; it makes sinners differ into saints.
- Without grace, zeal for truth could easily have been zeal for error.
