Faith's Checkbook, by C.H. Spurgeon

The Bible teaches us that God can provide for us in unexpected ways, as seen in the story of three armies perishing of thirst and being miraculously supplied with water despite no visible signs of rain. By shifting our focus from secondary causes to the great First Cause, we can cultivate true and practical faith, making ourselves available for divine blessings to flow into our lives.

The Bible teaches that God's timing is perfect and His promises are always fulfilled, offering comfort to those who struggle with waiting for answers. By embracing patience and trusting in God's faithfulness, believers can find peace and rest in the midst of uncertainty.

The Bible promises that God will give us "no good thing" if we walk uprightly, but what does it mean to walk uprightly and how can we cultivate a life of heavenly wealth through faith in Jesus Christ? By examining the biblical concept of holiness and the importance of living a life of integrity, readers can discover the promise of full assurance, near communion with God, and boldness in prayer.

The Bible promises that God will sanctify believers wholly, preserving their entire being and preventing them from falling into sin. Through His faithful promise and the work of the Holy Spirit, believers can trust in God's perfection and preservation, leading to a life of blameless devotion to Christ.

This devotional explores the theme of perseverance in the face of adversity, drawing on Psalm 118:17 and the author's personal struggles with depression and fear. By embracing God's promise of life and vitality, readers can find hope and strength to carry on their work and overcome even the most daunting challenges.

The Bible promises a thorough cleansing from sin and idolatry through the blood of Jesus and the water of the Holy Spirit, offering hope for a speedy deliverance from spiritual impurities. This devotional explores the covenant blessing of cleansing and how it can be applied to everyday life, providing encouragement and guidance for those seeking a deeper relationship with God.

The Bible warns of a profound distinction between God's chosen people and the world, with believers experiencing a new reality free from sin's corrupting influence. By understanding this division, Christians can maintain their spiritual identity and avoid the troubles that plague those who reject God's love.

The Bible teaches that ignorance of one's sins can be a major obstacle to spiritual growth, but God provides forgiveness and atonement through Jesus Christ. By acknowledging the unknown sins we commit in ignorance, we can experience a deeper sense of peace and reconciliation with God.

In the gloryland of heaven, believers will experience three profound blessings: serving Jesus without oppression or weariness, seeing His face as a present reward, and having His name etched on their foreheads. This devotional explores these promises through Scripture, offering a soul-stirring reflection on what it means to serve the Lord with joy and intimacy.

The Bible warns that God will shorten the days of judgment for His elect, but what does this mean for believers today? By praying and interceding for others, Christians can help bring about a hastening of Christ's glorious appearing and preserve their nation from sin.

A steadfast faith in God can provide unshakeable stability, likened to a wall of brass that no one can batter down or break, as promised by the LORD. By embracing the doctrines of grace and standing firm in their convictions, believers can resist the attacks of Satan and his seed, knowing they are held secure by the Lord Himself.

A holy life is like sowing seed, where much is given out but seemingly buried, yet the LORD has set a harvest for those who sow light, promising an infinite profit and gladness. By embracing patience and perseverance, believers can trust that their souls will one day possess light and gladness, as foretold in Psalm 97:11.

David's heartfelt prayer in 2 Samuel 7:29 is a powerful reminder that we should plead God's promises at the throne, trusting in His word as a sure foundation for our expectations. By embracing this promise, believers can experience healing, restoration, and prosperity, as they boldly ask God to fulfill His Word in their lives and the lives of future generations.