p. 48 | Slumbering Christians by Spurgeon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 10, 1876

Slumbering Christians.

By Spurgeon

Some somnambulists have been able to walk on places where, had they been awake, they never would have been able to endure the dizzy height; and I see some Christians, if, indeed, they be Christians, running awful risks, which I think they would never venture upon unless they had fallen into a deep sleep of carnal security. Speak of a man slumbering at the mast-head; it is nothing to a professor of religion at ease, while covetousness is his master or worldly company his delight. If professors were awake they would see their danger, and avoid sinful amusements and ungodly associations, as men fly from fierce tigers or deadly cobras.—Spurgeon.