Morning “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” Psalm 22:1 We here behold the Saviour in the depth of
Spurgeon Morning & Evening – April 14, 2026: Mockery on the Cross and It Is Well with the Righteous
Step into the warm light of a vineyard at golden hour with Charles Spurgeon’s timeless words on Christ as a bundle of myrrh and our Substitute. Rich, unhurried reflections for morning and evening that draw the soul to abide, lean, and bear fruit.
Dear friend, pull up a chair this April 12. Spurgeon invites us to the foot of the cross where sorrow melts
Morning – April 11 ESV: “I am poured out like water, and all my bones are out of joint.” (Psalm 22:14)
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Morning – April 10 ESV: “…the place that is called The Skull.” (Luke 23:33) Original Spurgeon: The hill of comfort is
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Morning: My Sins Laid the Cross Upon Him Spurgeon: Amid the rabble rout which hounded the Redeemer to his doom, there
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A Pastoral Reflection on Calvin’s Institutes, Book 1, Chapter 8 Dear friends, in the midst of a world full of competing
Finally, friend, we’ve arrived at the culmination of our gentle journey together. Over the past few days, we’ve paused for an
Continuing gently, beloved, we’ve seen the audit, the shift, and the erosion—now let’s talk about that little hole we dig for
