Spiritual Theology

Spiritual Theology

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
Spurgeon Saturday
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More

Spurgeon Saturday

J. A. Medders's avatar
J. A. Medders
Dec 14, 2024
9

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
Spurgeon Saturday
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
2
Share

“Unto you is born … a Saviour.”

Rejoice, then, ye who feel that ye are lost; for Christ Jesus the Saviour comes to seek and to save you. Be of good cheer, ye who are in the prison-house of sin, for He comes to set you free. Ye who are famished and ready to die, rejoice that Christ Jesus the Lord has consecrated for you a better Bethlehem, a true “house of bread,” and that He has Himself come to be the bread of life to your souls. Rejoice, O sinners, everywhere, for the Restorer of the castaways, the Saviour of the fallen, is born!

Reader, shall the joy begin with you today? It avails you little that Christ is born, or that Christ died, unless unto you a Child is born, and for you Jesus bled. A personal interest in the birth, life, and death of Christ is the main point for each one of us.

— C. H. Spurgeon


Subscribe to Spiritual Theology

By J. A. Medders · Launched 5 years ago
Meditations and Explorations of the Spirituality of Theology with J. A. Medders
Kelly Mobley's avatar
Dustin Howard Randle's avatar
Meshach Kanyion's avatar
Frank Gantz's avatar
Noah Toney's avatar
9 Likes∙
2 Restacks
9

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
Spurgeon Saturday
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
2
Share

Discussion about this post

User's avatar
What Would I Say to a Young Christian Reading John Mark Comer?
I was asked to give a pastoral and general take. Here it is.
Feb 11 • 
J. A. Medders
185

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
What Would I Say to a Young Christian Reading John Mark Comer?
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
41
Keep Bible Reading from Being Rude
Don't Ghost God. Respond in Prayer.
Dec 31, 2024 • 
J. A. Medders
87

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
Keep Bible Reading from Being Rude
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
3
A Short Prayer for Reading the Bible
Charles Spurgeon told the story of a Puritan engaged in a doctrinal debate:
Apr 23 • 
J. A. Medders
37

Share this post

Spiritual Theology
Spiritual Theology
A Short Prayer for Reading the Bible
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More

Ready for more?

© 2025 J.A. Medders
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start writingGet the app
Substack is the home for great culture

Share

Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More

Create your profile

User's avatar

Only paid subscribers can comment on this post

Already a paid subscriber? Sign in

Check your email

For your security, we need to re-authenticate you.

Click the link we sent to , or click here to sign in.