Trusting God in Adversity
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Enemies at Peace
By C.H. Spurgeon0GEN 32:1PRO 16:7C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the profound truth that when a person's ways align with God's will, even their enemies can be made to live in peace with them. He acknowledges that striving to please the Lord may invite opposition, yet reassures that God can turn the hearts of adversaries, as seen in the stories of Laban and Esau. Spurgeon highlights the transformative power of God, who can convert enemies into allies, exemplified by Saul of Tarsus. He encourages believers to focus on pleasing God, trusting that He will manage their conflicts and adversities. Ultimately, Spurgeon calls for faith and holiness, which delight the Lord and bring peace even in the face of death.
The Joy of Total Surrender
By Corrie Ten Boom3338:28ROM 12:1Corrie Ten Boom shares her profound journey of total surrender to God, emphasizing that true surrender is a moment-by-moment commitment, especially in the face of suffering and adversity. Through her experiences in concentration camps during World War II, she illustrates how surrendering worries, blunders, and personal desires allows God to work miracles in our lives. She encourages believers to fully open their hearts to Jesus, allowing Him to transform their lives and use them for His glory. Corrie highlights that even in the darkest times, God's love and purpose prevail, urging listeners to trust in His plan and to be willing to surrender all for His service.