In this powerful sermon by Charles Spurgeon, he explores the comforting message found in Matthew 12:20: "A bruised reed shall he not break, and smoking flax shall he not quench, till he send forth judgment unto victory." Spurgeon delves into the metaphor of the bruised reed and smoking flax, describing them as symbols of sinners in the first stage of conviction and backsliding Christians, respectively. He emphasizes that Jesus Christ, in his gentleness and compassion, will not break or quench these weak and worthless individuals, but rather, he will sustain, nourish, and ultimately bring them to victory. Spurgeon assures his listeners that even the feeblest saints are just as safe, justified, and valuable in God's eyes as the mightiest ones. He concludes with the promise that God will send forth judgment unto victory, bringing triumph to all his children, regardless of their weaknesses or circumstances. This sermon, brought to life by the power Imagine the impact of bringing more than 3,000 of Spurgeon's sermons to life through this daily podcast. Your generous support can make this vision a reality.  By giving your best gift today at princeofpreachers.com, you play a pivotal role in sharing these profound teachings with countless souls around the world.Support the show❤️ To help more people discover the saving power of the gospel through Charles Spurgeon's preaching, you can make a donation at https://princeofpreachers.com/ ❤️Spurgeon ResourcesSpurgeon's Sermons https://amzn.to/3zevgTUMorning & Evening Devotional https://amzn.to/3J3CUE1CH Spurgeon 2 Volume Autobiography https://amzn.to/3Pi5hAALectures to My Students https://amzn.to/3cpPD7n

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