Have You Forgotten Him?

Study Guide for “Have You Forgotten Him?” by C. H. Spurgeon

Introduction

In this sermon, C. H. Spurgeon reflects on the tendency of humanity to forget the goodness of God and the grace of Jesus Christ. Using the story of the butler from Genesis, Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of remembering our faults and the grace we have received. He challenges believers to reflect on their relationship with Christ and to actively remember and honor Him in their lives.

Discussion Questions

  1. Personal Reflection: What are some specific ways you have experienced God’s grace in your life? How can you ensure that you do not forget these moments?

  2. Memory and Gratitude: Spurgeon mentions that we often remember our faults more than our blessings. Why do you think this is the case? How can we cultivate a habit of gratitude in our daily lives?

  3. The Role of Jesus: How does the story of the butler and Joseph illustrate the importance of remembering Jesus in our lives? In what ways can we actively keep Christ at the forefront of our thoughts and actions?

  4. Worldly Distractions: Spurgeon suggests that worldly cares can distract us from remembering Christ. What are some distractions in your life that may be causing you to forget your relationship with Jesus? How can you address these distractions?

  5. Sharing the Gospel: Spurgeon encourages believers to share the good news of Jesus with others. What steps can you take to be more proactive in sharing your faith with those around you?

  6. Humility and Confession: Reflect on the idea of personal confession as presented in the sermon. How can acknowledging our faults lead to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with Christ?

  7. Future Commitment: After reflecting on the sermon, what specific commitments can you make to ensure that you remember and honor Christ in your daily life moving forward?

Prayer

Heavenly Father,
Thank You for the grace and love You have shown me through Your Son, Jesus Christ. Help me to remember my faults and the ways I have strayed from You. May I never forget the goodness You have poured into my life. Grant me the strength to share Your love with others and to live in a way that honors You. As I reflect on my relationship with You, may I be filled with gratitude and a desire to serve You faithfully. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

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