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🔥 “Nine times out of ten, declension from God begins in the neglect of private prayer.” – Charles H. Spurgeon Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892) was an English Baptist preacher whose voice crossed oceans in print and still speaks from thousands of pages. Born in Kelvedon, Essex, on June 19, 1834, he grew up among Puritan books and Nonconformist preaching. On January 6, 1850, a snowstorm drove the fifteen-year-old into a Primitive Methodist chapel in Colchester. A lay preacher took Isaiah 45:22, “Look unto me, and be ye saved,” and Spurgeon looked to Christ. At seventeen he became pastor at Waterbeach. At nineteen he was called to New Park Street Chapel in London. Crowds soon overflowed every building that could contain them until the Metropolitan Tabernacle opened in 1861. But Spurgeon never believed the strength of the church lay in the crowd. His warning above came from his sermon Return! Return! Backsliding, he said, usually begins quietly. The knees grow cold before the life grows worldly. “Pray without ceasing” 1 Thessalonians 5:17. His labour stretched far beyond preaching. He founded the Pastors’ College in 1856 and the Stockwell Orphanage in 1867, supported church planting and missions, and published The Sword and the Trowel. More than 200 churches in the Home Counties were planted under pastors trained through his college. His sermons eventually filled 63 volumes. Morning and Evening, The Treasury of David and Lectures to My Students circle the world. In 1887 he withdrew from the Baptist Union during the Downgrade Controversy, convinced that biblical truth was being surrendered. The conflict cost him dearly. Years of illness followed. He died in Menton, France, on January 31, 1892. The Metropolitan Tabernacle still preaches in London. Spurgeon’s College continues training ministers. His sermons remain in print. A man rarely becomes a backslider in the street before he has become one in the closet. The knees grow cold, the Bible gathers dust, and soon the world finds an open door. Guard the secret place. There the roots of strength or ruin are growing. 🔥 — #CharlesSpurgeon #Quoted #SpiritBroods #PrivatePrayer #SpiritualWatchfulness
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