-How can I look to be at home in the enemies country… this is not my rest. This is the place of the furnace, and the forge, and the hammer… [Yet] I note how he bids me "be of good cheer". Alas! I am far too apt to be downcast. My spirit soon sinks when I am sorely tried. But I must not give way to this feeling. When my Lord bids me cheer up I must not dare to be castdown. What is the argument that He uses to encourage me? Why, it is His own victory. He says, "I have overcome the world." His battle was much more severe than mine. I have not yet resisted unto blood. Why do I despair of overcoming? See, my soul, the enemy has been once overcome. I fight with a beaten foe. O world, Jesus has already vanquished thee; and in me, by His grace, He will overcome thee again. Therefore am I of good cheer and sing unto my conquering Lord!" - C.H. Spurgeon
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Austin Huggins was saved shortly after serving in the U.S. Navy as a Sonar Technician aboard Submarines. The Lord Jesus Christ rescued this veteran from a life of pride, rebellion, depression and addiction while his young mother was dying. Today, By God’s grace, Austin Huggins...
