Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon January 13 | Morning
Jan 13, 2026
Reflecting on Jehoshaphat's failed ships, the discussion explores how divine providence can bless some while frustrating others. Gratitude is emphasized for both losses and gains, reminding listeners to avoid envy. The importance of making wise alliances is highlighted, warning against partnerships with the unfaithful. Spurgeon shares insights on how chastisement can be beneficial, guiding believers to steer clear of unequal yokes in both business and marriage. A powerful reminder of the consequences of bad alliances concludes the reflection.
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Shared Circumstances, Different Outcomes
- Providence can prosper one person's plans while frustrating another's in the same enterprise and place.
- Charles H. Spurgeon reminds listeners that God's wisdom and goodness remain constant despite differing outcomes.
Respond With Gratitude Not Envy
- Bless the Lord for both broken ships and filled vessels instead of envying the more successful.
Sinful Alliances Can Bring Loss
- Fellowship with the sinful can be the hidden root of believers' suffering and losses.
