Spurgeon's Sermons The Minstrelsy of Hope
Jan 3, 2026
C.H. Spurgeon delves into the comforting assurance of calling God 'our own.' He emphasizes that this intimate relationship guarantees blessings, even amidst fear. By personifying Fear, he addresses doubts about spiritual revivals. Spurgeon encourages expansive faith, urging listeners to expect great measures of grace. He highlights signs of imminent divine blessings and encourages perseverance through the 'Minstrelsy of Hope' parable, stressing the importance of trust and readiness for God's influence in our lives.
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Our Own God As Assurance
- Calling God 'our own God' expresses intimate assurance and belonging for believers.
- C. H. Spurgeon argues this title itself argues that God intends to bless his people.
Fear Misreads God's Timing
- Fear questions whether God will act because past expectations disappointed.
- Spurgeon replies that God's timing differs from ours and He will be punctual to His promise.
Gideon's Few Overcame Many
- Spurgeon recalls Gideon winning with a few unarmed men to show God uses few instruments.
- He illustrates that God's power matters more than numbers or talent.