11 Thursday Oct 2012
Posted in Reformation Files
Reblogged from Defending. Contending.:
From the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon, in his work "The Soulwinner":
"In the matter of soul-winning, humility makes you feel that you are nothing and nobody, and that, if God gives you success in the work, you will be driven to ascribe to Him all the glory, for none of the credit of it could properly belong to you. If you do not have success, humility will lead you to blame your own folly and weakness, not God's sovereignty.
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