The Backslider's Burden: Lessons from Psalm 137 for Today's Faithful
Dear readers, in a world where spiritual complacency creeps in like a thief in the night, it's crucial for us as believers—especially those who cling to the fundamentals of the Christian faith—to heed the warnings of Scripture. Today, I want to share a reflection drawn from Psalm 137:1-4 , a passage that paints a vivid picture of exile and longing. Titled " The Backslider's Burden ," this post is inspired by timeless biblical truths and the profound insights of Charles Spurgeon , the Prince of Preachers. Whether you're a longtime fundamentalist or someone sensing a drift in your walk with Christ, let's dive into this exhortation together. As we explore, remember: God's Word is inerrant, His call to holiness unchanging, and His mercy ever-available for the repentant. The Cry of Exile: Remembering Zion in a Foreign Land "By the rivers of Babylon , there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion. We hanged our harps upon the willows in the mids...