Wonders

Study Guide for “Wonders” Sermon by C. H. Spurgeon

Introduction

In this powerful sermon, C. H. Spurgeon reflects on the wondrous works of God as demonstrated throughout the history of Israel and in the lives of believers today. He emphasizes that God’s dealings with His people are filled with miracles of grace, love, and mercy, urging listeners to recognize and praise these wonders. Spurgeon encourages believers to expect future wonders from God, reminding them of the transformative power of His love and the hope of eternal glory.

Discussion Questions

  1. Reflect on Personal Experience: Can you recall a time in your life when you experienced a “wonder” from God? How did that experience shape your faith?

  2. Understanding God’s Wonders: Spurgeon mentions that the Israelites often forgot the wonders of God. In what ways can we ensure that we remember and celebrate God’s past works in our lives?

  3. Expecting Future Wonders: What does it mean to you to expect wonders from God in your life? How can you cultivate an attitude of anticipation for God’s miraculous works?

  4. The Nature of God’s Love: Spurgeon speaks of God’s love as a wonder in itself. How does understanding God’s unconditional love impact your relationship with Him and with others?

  5. Transformation Through Grace: Spurgeon describes the transformative power of God’s grace in the lives of believers. In what areas of your life do you need to seek God’s transformative work?

  6. Praise and Worship: How can you incorporate more praise and worship into your daily life as a response to the wonders God has done? What specific practices can help you express gratitude?

  7. Eternal Perspective: Spurgeon discusses the wonders we will experience in heaven. How does the hope of eternal life influence your daily decisions and interactions with others?

Prayer

Heavenly Father,
Thank You for the wondrous works You have done in my life and in the lives of those around me. Help me to remember and celebrate Your goodness and grace. Open my eyes to see the wonders You are performing daily, and instill in me a heart that expects Your miraculous intervention. May I be transformed by Your love and grace, and may my life be a testimony of Your wondrous deeds. As I look forward to the eternal wonders that await, guide me to live in a way that honors You and reflects Your glory. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

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