"Men may be drowned in prosperous seas as easily as in rivers of affliction...You are a tree that never would have rooted as well if the wind had not rocked you to and fro and made you take a firm hold upon the precious truths of God's gracious covenant. Worldly ease is a great enemy to faith; it loosens the joints of holy zeal and snaps the sinews of sacred courage. The balloon never rises until the cords are cut; affliction provides this service for believing souls. While the wheat sleeps comfortably in the husk, it is useless to us; it must be threshed out of its resting place before its value can be known."
-Charles Spurgeon
2 comments:
I like that, a lot.
I love Spurgeon! Everything I've ever read or heard from him is really helpful!
Love the blog!
Bronte
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