"There is yet another class. You are halt.
You are halting between two opinions. You are sometimes seriously
inclined, and at another time worldly gaiety calls you away. What little
progress you do make in religion is but a limp. You have a little
strength, but that is so little that you make but painful progress. Ah,
limping brother, to you also is the word of this salvation sent. Though
you halt between two opinions, the Master sends me to you with this
message: 'How long halt ye between two opinions? if God be God, serve
him; if Baal be God, serve him.' Consider thy ways; set thine house in
order, for thou shalt die and not live. Because I will do this, prepare
to meet thy God, O Israel! Halt no longer, but decide for God and his
truth." - From Spurgeon's Sermon Compel Them to Come InFurther recommended reading & listening:
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The Forgotten Spurgeon, by Iain Murray
