Faith Bible Church of San Bernardino

13 Spurgeon Quotes for Fighting Sin and Shame 1. You are a great sinner, but he is a greater Savior. 2. As far as God is concerned your sin has ceased to be. 3. God is more ready to forgive than I am ready to offend.... 4. It is the church that is unmerciful sometimes, but not the Master: he is ever willing to receive us when we come to him. 5. If Christ was cursed for you, you cannot be cursed again. 6. He could not love us more than that if we had never fallen. 7. In the family register of glory the small and the great are written with the same pen. 8. He is not the God of the hills only, but of the valleys also. 9. Your sins are so gone that they cannot be laid to your charge. 10. I am forgiven, I am forgiven, I am forgiven! 11. When a man believes in Christ, he is in that moment, in God’s sight, as though he had never sinned in all his life. 12. Until God can change or lie, he never will bring to mind again the sin of that man whom he hath pardoned. 13. Just before I die sanctification will be finished. https://www.spurgeon.org//13-spurgeon-quotes-for-fighting-

Midweek Fill-up, James 1:22-27 "Learning to hear the Word" This last Sunday we looked at James 1:22-27 as it talked about Being Moved by the Word. On this week’s Midweek Fill-up, I would like to focus on v. 25 and explore how our obedience and even passion to follow the Word of our Lord is found in the amount of time we spend hearing the Word. ...Continue reading

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Midweek Fill-up, James 1:2-4 "Considering it Joy because God is Orchestrating good" How do we change the way that we think about our circumstances? What do we do when our circumstances frustrate us and we can't change it? The reality is, the more we try to change the way we see our circumstances, the more frustrated we get. There are two reasons why that is true. 1). Frustration is a fruit of the flesh, not the Spirit. So, in order to be frustrated, we have to be focu...Continue reading

Mid Week Fill-up, James 1:13-15 "We are lured away from God because of what we treasure." This last Sunday, as we were going through the book of James, we looked at James 1:13-15, "Putting Blame Where it Belongs." James is dealing with young believers who had to flee the motherland, only to trade one form of persecution for another. He implies that in the middle of their persecution and trials, they began blaming God for their circumstances and also blaming Him for the way ...Continue reading