The Soul's Great Crisis | A Spurgeon Sermon on Romans 7:8-9

In "The Soul’s Great Crisis," Spurgeon expounds on Romans 7:8-9, addressing the role of God's law in revealing our sin and driving us to recognize our spiritual crisis. Spurgeon explores how we may live in false security, believing we are righteous through outward obedience because we fail to grasp the true spiritual demands of the law.

However, when God's law reveals the depth of our sin our self-righteousness dies. Rather than drive us to despair, this is mean to drive us to embrace the grace and salvation found in Jesus Christ alone.

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"God must clear away all your rubbish before He can give His grace."

"There is no sharper instrument with which to lance the soul than the broken law of God."

"As long as you have any good in yourself, I know you will have nothing from Christ, but when all your hope from your own merit is laid at the foot of the law, then what an opportunity there is for the Gospel to come in."

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