Our faithful God will never leave his unfaithful people

🛐 Daily Prayer: "If there has been distance, wondering, or doubt, there shall not be any of these any longer."

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SpurgeonBooks
March 27, 2026

Pray with Spurgeon

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Thanks for praying with us this week. We’ll be back on Monday.

DAILY PRAYER (BY SPURGEON)

Dear Savior, let every believer come very close to you now. May this be a moment in which we shall feel that if there has been distance, wondering, or doubt, there shall not be any of these any longer. We have come close to our Lord; we will lean upon the Beloved; we will abide in him even as he calls us to abide and in that abiding gives us the promise, speaks the word of command, “Abide in me, and I in you” (John 15:4).

Amen.

VERSE OF THE DAY (COMMENTARY BY SPURGEON)

“I will heal their apostasy; I will freely love them, for my anger will have turned from him.” (Hosea 14:4)

It is blessed to know that the grace of God is free to us at all times, without preparation, without fitness, without money, and without price! “I will freely love them.” These words invite backsliders to return; indeed, the text was specially written for that kind of person, “I will heal their backsliding; I will love them freely.” Backslider, surely the generosity of the promise will at once break your heart and you will return to seek your injured Father’s face.

PRAY FOR THE NATIONS

This week, we’re praying for the Lao Lom in Thailand.

God has commanded his people to “proclaim his deeds among the nations” (Psalm 9:11). We have not finished this command, as peoples like the Lao Lom have never heard of God’s work in Christ.

Pray that Christians, in love with God’s glory, would go to the Lao Lom.

TOMORROW IN THE WEEKEND EDITION

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  • Prayer for the Church — Prepare for Sunday with this prayer for the worship service

  • Q&A with Spurgeon — Could we have been saved if Jesus died for us, but never rose?

  • Spurgeon’s Letters — A letter that Spurgeon sent to a pastor of another church in London —  a model of godly, gospel partnerships.

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LAST WORD FROM SPURGEON

“Christ deserves to be trusted without a single doubt, for he never failed anyone, and he never lied to anyone.” — Charles Spurgeon