Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon March 6 | Morning
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Mar 6, 2026 A morning devotional focuses on being born again as the foundation of salvation. It contrasts outward profession with true inward regeneration and explores the mysterious, Spirit-driven nature of new life. The talk emphasizes supernatural renewal that transforms the whole person and calls for gratitude toward Christ as the source of spiritual birth.
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Regeneration Is The Core Of Salvation
- Regeneration is the fundamental change that constitutes true salvation, not merely a Christian name or upbringing.
- Frazer Blaxland emphasizes that being born again renews nature and produces visible holiness, not just external profession.
New Birth Is Mysterious Yet Evident
- Being born of the Spirit is mysterious and supernatural, like the wind whose origin and destination we cannot trace.
- Blaxland says the change is known by holy works and felt by a gracious experience, yet willed by God alone.
Seek Assurance Through Renewal Not Labels
- Seek assurance of true regeneration by looking for inward renewal and outward holiness rather than resting on labels or nationality.
- Blaxland warns that without being born again one remains unpardoned, without God and without hope.