Plain Directions To Those Who Would Be Saved From Sin | Psalm 4:4–5 | Charles Spurgeon | Out of Sin

Описание: Plain Directions To Those Who Would Be Saved From Sin
A sermon by Charles Spurgeon
Based on Psalm 4:4–5 – Be angry, and do not sin. Meditate within your heart on your bed, and be still. Selah. Offer the sacrifices of righteousness, And put your trust in the LORD.

In this searching and compassionate sermon, Charles Spurgeon addresses the anxious soul who longs to be free from the bondage of sin but does not know where to begin. With pastoral clarity and holy earnestness, he unfolds four gracious directions drawn from Scripture: reverent awe before God, thoughtful self-examination, a right approach to God through true repentance, and living faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Each step is presented not as cold instruction, but as a tender invitation to mercy.

Spurgeon speaks to the conscience without crushing it, urging hearers to pause, reflect, and face eternal realities honestly. He warns against careless living, shallow faith, and delay, while holding forth the hope of forgiveness, renewal, and peace through Christ. This sermon is both a solemn warning and a gracious guide, pressing the hearer to flee from sin and to rest wholly in the faithfulness of God.

If your heart is troubled, your conscience uneasy, or your soul longing for assurance, this message offers plain counsel rooted in Scripture and overflowing with gospel hope. It calls sinners not merely to reform, but to trust; not merely to tremble, but to believe; and not merely to turn from sin, but to turn to the Lord who saves.

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