Morning and Evening with Charles Spurgeon January 8 | Evening
Jan 8, 2026
Discover the profound joy of communion with Christ, which surpasses all earthly pleasures. Delve into the contrast between spiritual nourishment and worldly provisions, highlighting the life-giving essence of divine sustenance. Explore the metaphor of the tree of life, symbolizing eternal delights, and the unique sweetness of comfort derived from Christ's sacrifice. Embrace the undiluted joy found in His presence, and be invited to drink deeply from Jesus' love for refreshment and consolation.
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Christ's Fellowship Is Supreme Joy
- Fellowship with Christ surpasses all earthly joys and comforts.
- Charles H. Spurgeon compares Christ's love to wine, manna, and a heavenly well that outvalues worldly delights.
Earthly Pleasures Are Mere Husks
- Earthly pleasures are mere husks compared with Christ's sustaining love.
- Spurgeon likens worldly bliss to chaff and Christ's comfort to the tree of life and heavenly manna.
Christ's Comforts Endure Time
- The comforts of Christ are heavenly, enduring, and without regret.
- Spurgeon asserts that Christ's joy has no dregs and withstands time and eternity.
