Although this chapter touches on those who come to faith early in life, Spurgeon’s principle point in this chapter is that God is forever sovereign and always has a plan. This chapter is based on the story of Elijah and Obadiah recorded...
READ MOREChildhood and the Holy Scriptures (Synopsis of Come Ye’ Children – Chapter 16)
Apr 30, 2010 | Book Review
In this chapter, Spurgeon employs the example of Paul and Timothy to draw some conclusions about children and the Bible. He begins by recounting the method how Paul taught Timothy the gospel. He taught him the lessons of the Bible...
READ MOREKing David’s Two Encouragements to Parents and Teachers (Synopsis of Come Ye’ Children – Chapter 15)
Apr 23, 2010 | Book Review
Lest we should ever start to feel like our work with kids is pointless, in this short chapter, Spurgeon offers two words of encouragement to both parents and teachers for dealing with kids. The two examples are found in the lives of...
READ MORE“Come, Ye Children” – The Psalmist’s Invitation (Synopsis of Come Ye’ Children – Chapter 14)
Apr 19, 2010 | Book Review
David and the Children In Chapter 14, Spurgeon exegetes the verse in Psalm 34 that serves as the title for this book: “Come, O children, listen to me; I will teach you the fear of the LORD.” [Psalms 34:11 ESV] NOTE: Spurgeon’s book was,...
READ MORE“Come, Ye Children” – Three Admonitions (Synopsis of Come Ye’ Children – Chapter 13)
Nov 27, 2009 | Book Review
In this chapter, Spurgeon offers three admonitions of particular importance to those who work with kids. These admonitions are based on the following verse which provides the title of the book: “Come, Ye children, hearken unto me: I will...
READ MOREModel Lesson for Teachers (Synopsis of Come Ye’ Children – Chapter 12)
Nov 20, 2009 | Book Review
In this chapter, Spurgeons offers 5 lessons for Children’s Ministry teachers on teaching kids about morality. Spurgeon utilizes Psalm 34 as the basis for these lessons and begins the chapter with the following verse: Keep your tongue...
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