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The Chequebook of the Bank of Faith: Being Precious Promises Arranged for Daily Use with Brief Comments is unavailable, but you can change that!

Spurgeon uses a checkbook as a metaphor for the promises of God—promises endorsed by God and accepted as our own. The Chequebook of the Bank of Faith contains daily readings designed to encourage believers, using Scripture, personal testimony, and stories from Spurgeon’s own life.

“My people shall be satisfied with my goodness, saith the Lord.”—Jer. 31:14. NOTE the “my” which comes twice: “My people shall be satisfied with my goodness.” The kind of people who are satisfied with God are marked out as God’s own. He is pleased with them, for they are pleased with him. They call him their God, and he calls them his people; he is satisfied to take them for a portion, and they are satisfied with him for their portion. There is a mutual communion of delight between
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