Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon

A reflective reading of Psalm 35:3 that explores moments of wavering faith and the normalcy of doubt. The narrator urges turning quickly to prayer to seek a steady, personal sense of assurance. Listens will hear encouragement to cultivate frequent private prayer and to long for a clear, inward testimony of God’s presence.

A morning devotional urging believers to stay spiritually alert through conversation about Christ. It draws on Bunyan’s pilgrims to show how fellowship combats spiritual drowsiness. The talk highlights focusing discussions on Jesus and remembering heaven and hell to motivate watchfulness and holiness.

An evening devotional explores Psalm 36:8 and paints God’s provision as an infinite, overflowing table. Listeners hear contrasts between Solomon’s feast and divine abundance. The talk emphasizes individual, sufficient portions for countless believers across generations. Rich metaphors show that God’s grace never runs out and each soul feasts fully under his care.

A morning devotional anchored in 2 Corinthians 12:9. Short reflections on how trials reveal and magnify divine grace. A lighthouse metaphor illustrates tested faith standing firm through tempests. Encouragement to rejoice in being much-tried and to trust God's continued sufficiency.

❖ This is the devotional for the evening of March 3.❖ The Scripture for this devotion is Matthew 3:16.❖ This podcast comes from Crossway's new edition of ⁠'Morning and Evening'⁠ written by Charles H. Spurgeon and revised by Alistair Begg. This podcast is narrated by Frazer Blaxland.

A morning devotional centered on Isaiah 48:10 and the idea of being refined by affliction. It highlights Christ's comforting presence in suffering and practical calls to trust his promises. Listeners are urged to cling to Jesus through floods, flames and poverty.

A reflective evening meditation centered on Ephesians 3:8. Short reflections on Paul’s humble joy in sharing the gospel. A call to keep Christ and the crucifixion at the heart of preaching and faith. A spring-flower metaphor explores spiritual dependence and growth. Brief imagery of Christ as seed, bread, and living coal to nourish and empower believers.

A morning devotional explores spiritual warfare and the need to use every talent and tool against evil. Practical tips on sharpening quickness, tact, and energy for service are discussed. Listeners are urged to learn industry from opponents and match zeal and unity in caring for others. The closing call is to go out and seek whom to bless.

A reflective reading of 1 Peter 2:6 exploring Jesus as the precious cornerstone. Short meditations contrast Christ’s surpassing beauty with earthly pleasures. Vivid imagery shows life and creation empty without his presence. Gentle encouragement about Christ’s constant nearness for daily struggle and weariness.

A morning devotion that reads Song of Solomon 4:16 and explores yearning for any stirring over spiritual indifference. Reflections on welcoming reproofs, comforts, and even trials as means to revive faith. Thoughts on longing to delight Christ, the danger of unexercised graces, and how affliction and consolation foster spiritual growth.