From the life of the Baptist pastor Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892), Iain Murray makes some key points that reformed people do well to keep in mind and heart:

• ‘1. “Genuine evangelical Christianity is never of an exclusive spirit….”
• ‘2. Spurgeon “wanted to see both divine sovereignty and human responsibility upheld, but when it came to gospel preaching he believed….”
• ‘3. “This controversy directs us to our need for profound humility before God….”
• ‘4. “The final conclusion has to be that when Calvinism ceases to be evangelistic….” ’

-Murray, Spurgeon v. Hyper-Calvinism. See whole post by Ray Ortlund, Jr.

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