Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon January 26 | Evening
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Jan 26, 2026 A reflective reading of Luke 2:18 leads into meditations on holy wonder and silent adoration. The marvel of the incarnation and God becoming man is highlighted. Personal redemption is considered as an intimate, astonishing truth. Practical results of wonder like gratitude, watchfulness, and hope are explored. Listeners are encouraged to share quiet, worshipful awe.
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Wonder Inspires True Worship
- Wonder transforms passive belief into active worship when the soul contemplates God's majesty.
- Spurgeon shows that holy astonishment naturally yields gratitude, watchfulness, and reverence.
Incarnation Shows Divine Humility
- The Incarnation and redemption are framed as astounding divine humility and love toward fallen humanity.
- Seeing salvation's cost in relation to oneself deepens expectation and hope for heaven.
Practice Wonder To Fuel Holiness
- Let your soul 'lose itself in wonder' so that that feeling produces practical holiness in your life.
- Worship, watchfulness, and bold hope follow when you meditate on the manger and the cross.
