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“A Present Religion”, C. H. Spurgeon, May 30, 1858

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Seek Christ first, and happiness comes after

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Suggested post text:
Spurgeon said he never knew a Christian who regretted giving their life to Christ, not in sickness, not in poverty, not even in seasons of doubt. So do not chase happiness on its own. Seek Christ first, and the joy follows. #Faith #SeekFirst

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Audio: A Present Religion by C. H. Spurgeon (1834-1892), read by a LibriVox volunteer, public domain. Cut and captioned by Already Made. LibriVox and its volunteers do not endorse this studio.

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There are no enemies in heaven to forgive

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Suggested post text: Loving our enemies, forgiving, giving, visiting the sick. None of this can wait for heaven, because heaven will have no one who needs it. The people God has given you to love are here, this week. #LoveYourNeighbor #Faith

You are as much God's child right now

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Suggested post text: If you trust in Christ, you will never be more his child than you are today. Heaven will bring more joy and more holiness, but not more belonging. You are already his. #Grace #ChildOfGod

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Summary

Preaching on 1 John 3:2, “Beloved, now are we the sons of God,” C. H. Spurgeon puts his weight on one word: now. People keep faith at a distance, the way they keep war and death at a distance, hoping to be saved at last. But the Bible speaks of its blessings in the present tense. A believer is already forgiven, already justified, already a child of God, and will be no more a child of God in heaven than today. Faith and hope can only be exercised here, and so can its duties: loving enemies, forgiving, giving and visiting the sick, since heaven has no one who needs them. Against the idea that faith is gloomy, he points to believers who found it a light in poverty, sickness and toil, and says he never knew a Christian who regretted it. Seek Christ first, he urges, and happiness will follow.

For small groups

The 5 discussion questions that come with this message:

  1. Spurgeon says people keep faith at a distance and plan to deal with it later. Where are you tempted to say “someday” to God?
  2. Scripture speaks of forgiveness, peace and adoption in the present tense. Which of these is hardest for you to believe is yours today?
  3. What changes for you when you know you will be no more God's child in heaven than you are right now?
  4. Loving enemies, forgiving, giving and visiting the sick can only be done in this life. Which of these is in front of you this week?
  5. Spurgeon never knew a Christian who regretted following Christ. When has your faith been a light to you in a hard season?

Three quote cards

A quote card: He forgives those who cannot forgive themselves.
A quote card: Seek Christ first, and happiness shall come after.
A quote card: I shall not be one whit more a child of God than I am now.

What arrives every Monday

  • 3 vertical clips with captions, ready for Reels, Shorts and TikTok
  • 3 quote cards for Instagram and Facebook
  • A 150 word summary for the bulletin, newsletter or website
  • A 5 question discussion guide for small groups
  • Ready-to-paste post text for every clip

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