Spurgeon's Sermons The Two Advents of Christ
Dec 15, 2024
C. H. Spurgeon, known as the "Prince of Preachers," examines the significance of Christ's two advents. He contrasts His humble first coming with the anticipated glory of His return, urging listeners to reflect on their faith. Spurgeon emphasizes the necessity of genuine faith and the urgency of embracing salvation before judgment. He encourages a deeper personal relationship with Christ, highlighting that true hope lies in faith in Jesus, especially as the holiday season approaches.
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Christ's Two Advents
- Just as humans live and face judgment, Christ lived, died, and will return.
- He will come again, not to be judged, but as the judge.
Personal and Promised
- Both advents are personal, physical appearances of Christ, not mere spiritual manifestations.
- They are also promised events, foretold by prophets and apostles.
Unexpected Blessing
- Christ's return will be unexpected by most, just like his first coming.
- Yet, it will bless those who await him, similar to those who recognized him initially.
