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There are many descriptions of faith, but not all of them are helpful in giving us a better understanding of what is. But the answer to the question, “What is faith?” is very important. 

Listen to Charles Spurgeon provide a simple yet comprehensive answer to this most important question.

Have you ever asked questions like: “How does faith fit into the giving of God’s amazing gift of grace?” or, “If faith is so important, does the measure of my faith determine my experience of grace?”

In Ephesians 2:8 we read, “By grace are ye saved, through faith.” 

Listen to Charles Spurgeon share how FAITH fits into God's exercise of GRACE! 

Every Christian is called to holiness. We cannot assume to have Christ as Saviour and sion as pocket-change. Sin will steal our joy, remove our rest and keep us from growing in grace. We must be rid of it, but how?

Listen to the answer from Charles Spurgeon

It is a stunning fact that God forgives what we might consider unforgivable, that He pours out His grace on wicked sinners. But how can He do this?

Listen to this answer from Spurgeon as he explains how God can be just, while justifying the sinner.

Salvation is all of grace; it is for free, requiring no payment from us. It does not require goodness from the recipient, just faith. But what if our sins are many, or there is sin in our lives that we deem too great to be forgiven. This begs the question: Is there a limit to God’s forgiveness of sin, is there a limit to the gift of grace?

Salvation is all of grace; it is for free. It does not need to be earned nor requires any payment from you or me. But, does it at least require me to be a good person, of good character, someone who has steered clear of sinful behaviour?

Listen to Charles Spurgeon provide an answer to this question, and SHARE it with those who may need to hear it.

The Christian message repeatedly states that salvation is All of Grace? But what does that mean? Listen to todays answer, drawn from the Spurgeon classic "All of Grace".

 In Revelation 14vs1, we come across these words:

“And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Zion, and with him an hundred forty and four thousand, having his Father’s name written in their foreheads."

Have you ever wondered who those 144,000 are?
Listen as Charles Spurgeon gives a clear answer to what has perhaps been a troubling thought in your mind.

When we get to heaven, what a joy it will be to see what God has prepared for His children there. But there is no doubt as to what shall be the main attraction: The Lord Jesus Himself. To see our Saviour, to run toward Him, to fall at His feet and worship and adore Him.
But does the Bible give any indication of how we can expect Him to appear when we get there?

Do you ever think about heaven? Perhaps, from what you read in the Bible, about the gates made from pearl, or the streets of gold. Do you think about who you will see there, an already departed loved one, or a character from the Bible narrative. Heaven, to the believer, will be filled with wonders.
But none of these can compare to the greatest wonder of them all...