From Spurgeon:
Do you often hear the salutation addressed to you by your
brother Christian, "Friend, how doth thy soul prosper?" When we step
into each other's houses, do we begin to talk concerning the cause and
truth of God? Do you think that God would now stoop from heaven to
listen to the conversation of his church, as once he did, when it was
said, "The Lord hearkened and heard, and a book of remembrance was
written for them that feared the Lord and that thought upon his name?" I
solemnly declare, as the result of thorough, and, I trust, impartial
observation, that the conversation of Christians, while it can not be
condemned on the score of morality, must almost invariably be condemned
on the score of Christianity. We talk too little about our Lord and
Master.
From his sermon from Habakkuk 3 on Spiritual Revival: The Want of the Church
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