C.H. Spurgeon's Evening Devotional
Wednesday August 20, 2025

"And they fortified Jerusalem unto the broad wall."-Nehemiah 3:8
    
    Cities well fortified have broad walls, and so had Jerusalem in her glory. The New Jerusalem must, in like manner, be surrounded and preserved by a broad wall of nonconformity to the world, and separation from its customs and spirit. The tendency of these days break down the holy barrier, and make the distinction between the church and the world merely nominal. Professors are no longer strict and Puritanical, questionable literature is read on all hands, frivolous pastimes are currently indulged, and a general laxity threatens to deprive the Lord's peculiar people of those sacred singularities which separate them from sinners. It will be an ill day for the church and the world when the proposed amalgamation shall be complete, and the sons of God and the daughters of men shall be as one: then shall another deluge of wrath be ushered in. Beloved reader, be it your aim in heart, in word, in dress, in action to maintain the broad wall, remembering that the friendship of this world is enmity against God.
    
    The broad wall afforded a pleasant place of resort for the inhabitants of Jerusalem, from which they could command prospects of the surrounding country. This reminds us of the Lord's exceeding broad commandments, in which we walk at liberty in communion with Jesus, overlooking the scenes of earth, and looking out towards the glories of heaven. Separated from the world, and denying ourselves all ungodliness and fleshly lusts, we are nevertheless not in prison, nor restricted within narrow bounds; nay, we walk at liberty, because we keep His precepts. Come, reader, this evening walk with God in His statutes. As friend met friend upon the city wall, so meet thou thy God in the way of holy prayer and meditation. The bulwarks of salvation thou hast a right to traverse, for thou art a freeman of the royal burgh, a citizen of the metropolis of the universe.
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Saturday, March 24, 2012

Rounding up Quick & Easy Dinners!

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Yesterday, we asked some of your what the topic of
today's Recipe Round-Up should be and
Quick & Easy Dinners was the favorite!
That works out perfectly for two reasons:
1. We can ALWAYS use a new quick & easy dinner, right?
2. This week, the eBook version of our full-size cookbook,
Speedy Suppers is on sale for just 99 CENTS!
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So tell us...
What are YOUR favorite QUICK & EASY DINNER recipes?
Share 'em all in today's Recipe Round-Up!

 Here's one of our favorites from the cookbook
we mentioned above, Speedy Suppers!
Crunchy Ranch Chicken
Click to learn more!Marla Caldwell of Forest, Indiana shared this quick & easy dinner recipe with us. She sums it up when she writes, "Simply mix, dip, cook…what a kid pleaser!" Grown-ups love it too!  
8-1/2 oz. pkg. cornbread
    muffin mix
1-oz. pkg. ranch salad
    dressing mix
1 c. milk
6 boneless, skinless
    chicken breasts
2 T. oil
Combine cornbread mix and salad dressing mix in a large plastic zipping bag; set aside. Pour milk into a shallow bowl. Dip chicken into milk; place in cornbread mixture and shake to coat. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add chicken; cook until golden on both sides, about 6 to 7 minutes per side, or until juices run clear. Serves 6.

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