Enter into God's "chambers" until the storm is passed. Excellent advice indeed, from the Holy Spirit via Isaiah and Charles Spurgeon.

Why would Paul earnestly pray for Israel's salvation when he has just told us that only a remnant will be saved? Zeal for God.

Draw near to God in times of trouble, is the essence of Mr. Spurgeon's great advice. Part 1 of 2.

17th century English Puritan Matthew Barker opens a topic for our perusal- Communion With God.

The Rock Who keeps us steady is the Rock Who causes many to fall. The stumbling-Stone, the Rock of offence, Jesus.

Does your present trouble have to do with Jesus? Jesus has the answer for every troubled heart. Come to Him.

Paul shocks the Jews in Rome by reminding them of what their own prophets told them: Many Gentiles will enter the Kingdom of God... and only a remnant of Jewish people. The ground will be leveled based on faith in the finished work of Christ on the cross.

So much of the worry that arises in our heart and mind is bogus, says Charles Spurgeon. You will tend to agree.

Vessels prepared for wrath. Vessels prepared for glory. A hard saying. Paul said it anyway.

Spurgeon compares the faith of the man at the pool of Bethesda to the faith God will give us when he saves us from spiritual impotence. We are unable to save ourselves. By grace we are saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God.