Spurgeon Sermon Series

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day October 23rd 1887 Here Spurgeon addresses particularly Sunday School teachers, and those who work with the young.

He shows the importance of Christ’s atonement to every aspect of our lives. He makes it clear that, rather than patronise children, we must be frank in declaring the whole gospel to them. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day evening Feb 14th 1886 Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day evening Feb 14th 1886 Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day evening July 8th 1869 Do you long to know the future of your life on earth? Spurgeon gives strong reasons for the veil that is cast over the days yet to come. He argues that this enables trust in God to develop and our present joys to increase. He explores the Providence of God and points us to simple submission to the Divine will. It is here that our peace will be found. Spurgeon always seemed to confront such themes with courage, maturity and faith. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day morning, June 19th 1870 This is the first of two connected sermons. The next one concerns the next life in glory. This one looks at the important effect of holiness in this life. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day morning April 4th 1858 Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

Lecture to his students: "On Conversion as our Aim" delivered by C.H. Spurgeon. Spurgeon guides all those who preach to do so with instructive and loving care. The goal must be the conversion of our hearers, or our work may fail. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day Morning April 11th 1858.

Some of us are weary of modern rules concerning "Health and Safety" (or OSHA in the USA). However, Spurgeon, after having preached to thousands in a temporary structure, narrowly escaped with his life! Hundreds may have died, as he explains at the beginning. This led the preacher to consider the Hand of God in all things. Spurgeon seems to have had a very colourful life (see the introduction to his sermon: "Alive")! Here the preacher views the subject of God's Providence with boldness, thoughtfulness and courage. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day morning, January 8th 1860 Typical of the early sermons of CH Spurgeon, the introduction grasps our imagination with a sublime and vivid illustration. How we need to find refuge in the Lord Jesus! The sermon could have been much longer, as there are so many foolish obstacles that keep us from leaving our sins, and finding our safety in Jesus . Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning, June 6th 1858 Are we good examples of Christian living? Do we give the world a good report of the blessings of serving the Lord? Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A Lecture delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, As Bunyan wrote 'Pilgrim's Progress' so we see here the importance of every church leader to grow spiritually. Spurgeon approaches his subject with stern practicality and profound spiritual depth. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, one Thursday evening circa 1866 How sad to turn our backs on our enemies! If fear and cowardice had to be addressed in 1866, how much more today! It seems in our days that the dark clouds of persecution against the people of God are gathering. Read by: Gavin Childress Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's day morning 18th Feb 1866. A useful preacher will study God's Word, and lovingly communicate its truth to people. Spurgeon, however, went further. He studied the ways of men and women, and could describe with frightening accuracy the hardness of our hearts. Some preachers unwittingly encourage those who feel too hurt to forgive. Here, however, the preacher resists every bitter thought with all his might.

Here we see Spurgeon at his most relaxed and humorous. 

Speaking of these informal lectures on Friday afternoons at the College, one of Spurgeon’s former students and a close friend said this: “In the presence of his students he seemed to be as much at home, and as free from all restraints, as in the quiet seclusion of his own home. Many a time when listening to him in college I felt that the world outside, having only his works or having heard him preach, did not know Spurgeon. There were elements and powers in him which only those who saw him often in his presidential chair were acquainted with. In the pulpit, as he himself has said, there was often the necessity to repress certain tendencies of his nature, such as wit, sarcasm , and mimicry; but in the college these were allowed full play, so that his talks were not more instructive than they were entertaining and amusing. The absolute humanness of the man too was seldom seen as in college. If each student had taken notes of his wise and witty utterances, Dr. Pierson's remarks would prove to be most true. He says : ‘If the history of his humour alone could be written, it would fill volumes, and it would be a great contribution to the innocent merriment of the human race as well as a great revelation of character. He had an anecdote for any and every new emergency, and many of his stories carried all the force of argument and illustration combined .’” (W. Williams: Personal Reminiscences of CH Spurgeon)

Here we see how those who serve the Lord as preachers and elders should conduct themselves day to day.  Every believer can benefit from this advice, as to how best to shine for the Lord in all company.

This lecture is of course for preachers.  In it we learn the importance of attaining and retaining the concentration of the congregation.

Here, Spurgeon is speaking especially to ministers of the Gospel. We see the importance of true devotion to the Lord. How strange it is, that the Author of God’s Word is consulted less frequently that commentators upon it!

This sermon deals with spiritual laziness in particular.  In it we see Spurgeon showing us that even a field of weeds can teach us! The preacher here seeks to correct the errors of hyper-Calvinism, and the excuses of those who believe that evangelism is for others and not them. Here we see the vital importance of spiritual zeal.

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This sermon was preached by CH Spurgeon Lord's day morning 2nd February 1873.  Here Spurgeon deals with the importance of Thankfulness, and the joy of expressing our gratitude and praise to God.  We have to picture that morning, so long ago, as full of snow; with dark clouds overhead.  The preacher here finds good reasons at all times for thankfulness!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord’s day August 28, 1864  

Read by: Gavin Childress

“For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory for ever. Amen.” (Romans 11:36)

Here Spurgeon draws us into a deeply doctrinal, practical and God-honouring sermon.   

Read by: Gavin Childress

Here, as I have suggested many times, perhaps you, the listener, may first wish to write down some notes of what you might have said under this heading. Then, having written some thoughts, listen to the far-reaching breadth of Spurgeon’s sermon upon this theme.

Notice his own carefulness lest in any way he reduce his Creator to the passions of us mere men. Yet take note also of his prayerful, forthright and deeply considered approach to this vital theme.

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Here Spurgeon deals with the theme of thankfulness. Part way through the sermon he tells us his own reason for thankfulness on that day. He ascribes all glory, not to man, but to the living God.

He refers at 15:04 to the terrible events at the Surrey Gardens Music Hall, when pranksters shouted “Fire!” and in the ensuing stampede, eight people were crushed to death. This event cast a long shadow over Spurgeon and led to great depression of spirit. More details can be seen here: http://victoriancalendar.blogspot.com/2011/10/october-19-1856-surrey-gardens-tragedy.html

Spurgeon speaks openly of human failings, and fears; also of the victories obtained by our suffering, and now exalted, Saviour Jesus.

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This sermon seems to have the dew of heaven about it. It seems so fresh and vigorous; so relevant to our times. Spurgeon, so vivid and original in his grasp of the theme of Christ’s victory, speaks in ways we do not expect. The preacher admits that Satan’s legions are bold and brave; but he warns them of the fiery judgment to come.

This sermon helps us to immerse ourselves in the great Victory which shall be heaven’s everlasting theme.  Here we are reminded of that great Day when Death, and the Grave shall be seen to be defeated forever, through our Lord’s triumph on the cross.

I hope you benefit from the words of this sermon and long to be on the Lord’s side: “O sing unto the Lord a new song; for he hath done marvellous things: his right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten him the victory” (Psalm 98:1)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning 28th December1856. Spurgeon was only 22 years of age when he preached this sermon; and the spiritual maturity God had given him was clearly seen.   In later years, Spurgeon became far more cautious about preaching and commentating upon the Book of Revelation.  Here he deals with the great themes of salvation by grace, election, heavenly worship.  There is great spiritual benefit to be enjoyed, whatever particular views you hold of the 144,000 and the millennial reign of the Saviour.

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A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon,  Lord's Day 24th July 1881.  How wonderful the life of Joseph truly was!  He seemed to have such a hard life as a young man, and yet "the Lord was with Joseph".  The presence of God made all the difference.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, approx 1875  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day Morning July 28th 1872  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com  for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, undated;  1880  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Thurs evening October 25th 1883  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com  for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Thursday evening 14th July 1887  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com (remove spaces) for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning September 16th 1883 This sermon was read out during an emotional time for me.  The sermon so richly explains the poverty of man, and the riches of Christ!  I felt deeply the joy of pardon, and the sorrow of our spiritual bankruptcy by nature! I hope it is a real blessing to all who need forgiveness.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning November 9th 1884  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com  for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Preached one evening in 1881  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com  for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning 25th July 1880  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A Lecture delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, one Thurs evening in 1882  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day am 12th September 1880  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day am 7th April 1878  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day Aug 24th 1879  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, early in 1880 This sermon encourages us in our service for the Lord, however insignificant we may feel.  It is a great remedy to laziness, and inertia also. Read by: Gavin Childress

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day morning April 13th 1879  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries @ gmail.com for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day am 14th January 1883 Here Spurgeon speaks of the believer seeking joy from the same God who is sovereign over our trials.  Towards the end (43:40 etc) he speaks of the blessing of long-term ministry, and also, autobiographically, of his hopes for the Tabernacle when he has left this world. Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, non-commercially. Contact spurgeonsermonseries@gmail.com  for any questions or requests.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 3rd August 1873  Read by: Gavin Childress  You will notice that the theme of fire seems here (and in his sermon ‘Fire, the Want of the Times’) to awaken in Spurgeon a burning fervency.  Here we note his reluctance to be dogmatic concerning the order of events which lie ahead.  He stands by the Word of God, but is nervous of all human conjecture concerning the Last Days.  He himself was very careful never to handle the Book of Revelation in a rough or thoughtless way.  He knew that the doctrines of the Last days were to be taught with great care, as well as expectation.  The restoration of the Jewish people to Israel, and to their Messiah; the return of the Saviour; the end of the age and the fearful Day of Judgment he knew as solid realities yet to occur; but he would not be drawn to guess when, or in what exact order, these things might come to pass.  Listen deeply to Spurgeon here, who draws out the essence of the apostle Peter’s teaching and passes it onto us.  He sees here, not words to provoke our imagination about the future; but a theme to make us holy and ready for our Lord’s glorious return.  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 8th March 1891  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 17th 1859  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 19th August 1888  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 1st June 1884 Here the prophet Isaiah speaks of the gentleness of the Lord Jesus.  When the Messiah comes, He will be as a Messenger of mercy towards the fragile. We all long to be strong, and to have a confident faith; but here is hope for those who feel their spiritual weakness.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 26th May 1867  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day 15th July 1866 When we pray it is important to know the God whom we are addressing, and not just to speak for the sake of it.  It is good to consider what we ask for, and why; for we are approaching the God of the universe.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Lord's Day  30th September 1888  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 9th Feb 1873 In this sermon, Spurgeon seeks to expose the nature of human sin.  With his usual independence of thought, he speaks of the human conscience.  He shows that this too has been corrupted by our sin, and therefore often fails to correct us.  He goes on to show how contrary we are to the ways of God.  It gives us an excellent insight into ourselves, if we will be willing to hold it up as a mirror. This sermon seems to end quite abruptly, since the preacher appears to have run out of time.  I am sure he would have wanted to say more about the remedy in Christ.  It begins with a poem by George Herbert.  Spurgeon and his wife used often to read Herbert’s poems to each other on Lord's Day evenings.   Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday May 4th 1884 This sermon is especially intended for those who feel spiritually weak.  Perhaps we lack faith, or find that our lives have become so sinful that we cannot get free.  Here is are words of life for those who feel they are wasting away; restoration for those who feel backslidden.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 8th September 1878. This sermon is very important, as it deals with the age-old question of why it is that a God of love allows suffering.  It was preached just five days after the ‘Princess Alice’ a paddle steamer, was accidently broken in half and sunk by colliding with another vessel.  Over 600 people drowned, including five members of the Metropolitan Tabernacle.  Spurgeon grasps the nettle with a sympathetic, but firm hand; reminding his hearers that God is omnipresent and omnipotent.  The Lord allows, since the Fall, for apparent tragedies to happen; even involving the death of His people.  This sermon gives a clear view into the thinking of Spurgeon concerning this subject which is both practical, and helpful, for the people of London in their shock and grief.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 26th Sept 1886.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday Morning 26th Sept 1886  Read by: Gavin Childress Here Spurgeon deals freely and boldly with this great subject of dying.  However many are the people who avoid this subject, every true child of God needs to confront it, and see how our Saviour overcame this 'King of terrors' (Job 18:14)  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 15th 1862.   Focused on: Psalm 37:4  This sermon originally had the title: ‘Sunshine in the heart’.  Here Spurgeon sets the standard of holiness very high.  He shows us the reality of the new nature, with its new desires.  We feel the preacher is able to expound and reveal the text in a truly edifying and intense way.  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday 18th October 1877.   Focused on: Matthew 18:26 Read by: Gavin Childress  This talk on fear wonderfully expounds the character and irrationality of much that we fear.  Spurgeon reveals to us the foolishness of unbelief; and, towards the end, directs us the true nature of grace without works in an unforgettable style.   Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 1st 1890.   Focused on: Hebrews 11:7  Read by: Gavin Childress  Please feel free to use, download, copy or share this, or any other sermons available via this channel, as you wish.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Thursday May 7th 1891.

Here, Spurgeon takes up the theme of God’s omnipresence, omniscience and the trials of a troubled conscience.  He never alludes to the unusual content of the verse that he has chosen; instead he fills his address with references to the sea and all things nautical.

Spurgeon would have loved to cram into his address as many references to the life of sailors as he could.  He enjoyed such a challenge, as his friends made clear.  Here he gives a strong and reasoned argument against the foolishness and subsequent guilt of sin.

Focused on: Job 7:17

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May you find joy in that God is watching over you!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 29th 1888.

Focused on: Jeremiah 32:41

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May you know the joy of God’s great blessing every day!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday March 13th 1887.

Focused on: Micah 2:7

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The fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you always! (for true believers in Jesus Christ - if not you, it can be!)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday August 17th 1890.

This sermon has been tailor-made for the guilty.  It looks at our sins in their different contexts and degrees of heinousness, and shows that the Cross of Christ is the antidote for them all.  The sins we have repented of can all be washed away.

Whether it is guilt over sins past or present, the true believer can find peace through the triumphant refrain: “It is Christ that died.”

Focused on: Romans 8:34

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May you know liberty in God’s Mercy!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday August 30th 1891.

Here Spurgeon, from his sickbed, has written a sermon to whet the appetite of every believer to magnify and praise their Lord!

Focused on: Luke 1:46-47

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May we joy in God our Salvation – with or without a harp!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday October 14th 1888.

Focused on: Hebrews 13:15

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May our lives bring all praise to God!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday March 19th 1891.

Focused on: 1 Timothy 6:12

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May you know the joy of eternal life; already begun!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 26th 1888.

Here is a relatively short and truly heart-warming sermon of Spurgeon’s.  It was recorded at the request of a listener. We feel in it the freedom of the preacher during a Thursday night address, as he speaks from of the glory of Christ.  There is a real sense of humility conveyed here, as the subject overwhelms the preacher.

Here, in the strongest terms, we see good reason for every Preacher and church worker to have just one goal: to glorify the Lord Jesus.  Many of us explore what seem to be the varied topics of Scripture, without a clear goal to glorify Jesus in every address. Let’s seek to be like Paul at Corinth:

“I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified.” (1 Corinthians 2:2).  Amen.

Focused on: John 16:14-15

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you be led by the Holy Spirit in glorifying Christ!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday August 17th 1890.

Here, in looking at Abraham’s descendants, who were yet to be born, we see that faith is spiritual eyesight. Upon this foundation, Spurgeon expounds the fact that faith is made capable of seeing, not only what is invisible to our human eyes, but even what, as yet, has not come into being.

This sermon, in written form, contains a footnote asking the reader to read Genesis 15:1-6 and Romans 4, before reading on.  That is why, in this audio version, these two passages of Scripture are read first.

Focused on: Romans 4:16-17

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you have unshaken trust in the God who creates and resurrects!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday February 10th 1889.

Focused on: Micah 7:7

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May you know the “peace we often forfeit”, by taking “everything to God in prayer”.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday January 1st 1888.

Focused on: Ezekiel 11:16

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May you find your shelter and hiding place in God!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 8th 1890.

Focused on: Hebrews 4:15

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Every blessing in our Saviour; who is both tender and almighty.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday November 6th 1881.

Focused on: John 20:30

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you know the joy of having life in His Name!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 14th 1878.

This sermon, with its wonderful empathic tone, shows the real heart of C.H. Spurgeon. As one who knew deep and protracted depression himself at times, he is able to express a solemn connection with the despairing.  He knew the Word of God too well to lose sight of His Saviour or the glorious hope found in Him. It was a great blessing for me to read. I hope it will be a blessing for you to hear.

Focused on: Luke 13:10-13

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you know the liberty and joy through Jesus from your own afflictions!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 8th 1884.

Focused on: Deuteronomy 32:20

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May we walk by faith and not be sight.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday December 11th 1887.

Focused on: Proverbs 23:26

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May God’s Love be the only boast of your heart!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday March 31st 1872.

Focused on: Luke 3:16

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May we live to humbly serve the Saviour we so greatly esteem, Jesus!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday December 2nd 1883.

Here is a Communion address by CH Spurgeon, in which the preacher seeks to exalt the Lord Jesus Christ as high as his faith will allow. It is, as I have suggested elsewhere, often profitable to write down some of the points which you and I might have thought of, which flow from the verse. Then, having done so, to hear what Spurgeon was prompted by the Lord to say upon it. All glory be to our Redeemer!

Focused on: Luke 1:32

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you continually acknowledge our God’s wonderful greatness! :)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday April 22nd 1888.

Focused on: Jeremiah 32:26-27

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you acknowledge God’s Almighty ability in your life.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday February 7th 1869.

Focused on: Luke 12:49

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May we know this good fire (growth, light and greatness) of the Faith.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday December 6th 1873.

Focused on: Psalm 31:22

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you find great consolation in God your Joy :)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 20th 1880.

Focused on: Genesis 32:1-2

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you know God’s presence ever with you :)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 17th 1855.

This sermon was preached when C.H. Spurgeon was almost 21 years old. It speaks powerfully to us of the great and immeasurable power of the Holy Spirit. Almost in passing, this sermon reveals to us that he held, from an early age, the view that the earth had existed in pre-history, but was re-made just before the creation of Adam and Eve (see 7:39ff). We hold the view that the earth is young; but its exact age is known only to God.Focused on: Romans 15:13

Read by: Gavin Childress

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The fellowship of The Holy Spirit be with you all (who believe in The Lord Jesus).

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday March 30th 1856.

This sermon, by CH Spurgeon, shows us the deep and moving power of his early ministry.  Here the preacher was just 21 years of age. There was a tremendous fearlessness in the young preacher, which is as encouraging as it is infectious. The bulk of the sermon makes the listener long to be courageous, and to deepen our faith in God.

Towards the end of the sermon, Spurgeon describes the terror of those who die without Christ. We see that Spurgeon did not court popularity and applause, but sought to be faithful to God's Word. He sought to be as faithful to declare its judgments as its beautiful promises.

Focused on: Psalm 106:9

Read by: Gavin Childress

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God bless you.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday January 11th 1857.

Focused on: Exodus 17:9

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you go on in the strength of The Lord alone.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday September 6th 1885.

Focused on: Psalm 71:3

Read by: Gavin Childress

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Stay Strong in the Grace :)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday April 4th 1869.

Focused on: John 4:14

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you know the abundant life found only in Jesus

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, around the period of February 1867.

Focused on: Isaiah 58:11

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you be satisfied in our God!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday April 27th 1862.

Focused on: 2 Peter 3:8

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you abide in His perfect peace.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday May 17th 1891.

Focused on: Psalm 31:15

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you know the joy of this wonderful phrase; “my times are in Thy Hand”!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday February 6th 1881.

Focused on: Galatians 5:22

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you continue in His abundant joy!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday April 26th 1857.

Focused on: Psalm 72:19

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May the whole earth be filled with His glory!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 9th 1882.

Focused on: 1 Kings 19:12-13

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May His Word dwell in you richly!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday June 2nd 1872.

Focused on: John 4:39-42

Read by: Gavin Childress

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God bless!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 1st 1871.

Focused on: Psalm 71:14

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May you ‘hope continually’ in our God.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday September 14th 1890.

Focused on: Isaiah 9:1,2

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May our God cause His face to shine upon you (through His Son).

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday July 11th 1869.

Focused on: Jeremiah 5:24

Read by: Gavin Childress

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May God continue to bless you!

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday August 26th 1883.

Focused on: 1 Samuel 2:3

Read by: Gavin Childress

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Remain constant in hope.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday September 17th 1870.

Focused on: John 7:46

Read by: Gavin Childress

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Grace, Mercy and Peace.

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday January 24th 1869.

Focused on: Hosea 6:3-4

Read by: Gavin Childress

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Stay 'constant in prayer' (Rom 12:12) :)

A sermon delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, Sunday August 7th 1881.

Focused on: 2 Kings 3:15

Read by: Gavin Childress

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Keep looking to Jesus :)