Spurgeon, who preached on the very first verse of this chapter said these words in his opening statement: "To be familiar with the grave is prudence. To prepare for death it is well to commune with death. A thoughtful walk in the cemetery is good for our soul's health."
Lessons I. God can call each and everyone of us to account any time He pleases. II. Whatever our plight, we must always and earnestly go to God in prayer (vv. 3, 5). III. For God's people, all sicknesses, disease, and sufferings can benefit us spiritually (v. 17).
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Dr. Mark Herzer has been the pastor of Christ Covenant Presbyterian Church (P.C.A.) in Warminster, PA since 1997. Before this, he was ordained to labor as an Assistant Pastor of Korean United Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia (1992-1995). He received his M.A.R. and Ph. D....
