Spurgeon Sermons

The works of Charles Spurgeon have inspired millions of Christians around the world for over a hundred years. His wisdom and insight into God’s Word and world have helped others discover the richness of Scripture. Answers in Genesis is pleased to present the text of a large collection of sermons from this 19th century “Prince of Preachers.”

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1878. A Traitor Suspected And Convicted

Jan. 26, 2016
The caring for the flesh sours the soul against God, so that he who cares for the flesh is soon filled with enmity against God.
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1877. Our Own Dear Shepherd

Jan. 25, 2016
He opens his mouth, and speaks to you. You will open your ear, and listen to him, if you are indeed his own.
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1876. Robinson Crusoe’s Text

Jan. 22, 2016
One book charmed us all in the days of our youth. Is there a boy alive who has not read it? “Robinson Crusoe” was a wealth of wonders to me.
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1875. The Preacher’s Last Sermon For The Season

Jan. 21, 2016
If they were sent to take him, let them take him; as for himself, the time was come to speak boldly.
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1874. A Discourse Upon True Blessedness Here And Hereafter

Jan. 20, 2016
Happiness ripples like a flowing brook; but blessedness is a springing well. Happiness may be entirely human; but blessedness has the divine element in it.
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1873. The Dream Of The Barley Cake

Jan. 19, 2016
Gideon’s great faith and great weakness of faith both showed themselves in a desire for signs.
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1872. My Comfort In Affliction

Jan. 18, 2016
Child of God, remember that neither goodness nor greatness can deliver you from affliction.
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1871. Love’s Transformations: A Communion Meditation

Jan. 15, 2016
Jesus, though he was himself to die, with his usual self-forgetfulness he only thought of his disciples, and he desired to comfort them.
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1870. Only A Step

Jan. 14, 2016
This was David’s description of his own condition. King Saul was seeking to destroy him. Now, it was by knowing his danger that David escaped.
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1869. Hagar At The Spring

Jan. 13, 2016
What could Hagar, a lone woman, do in her condition, all alone in the wilderness?
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1868. Death And Life: The Wage And The Gift

Jan. 12, 2016
In the fifth chapter of this epistle, Paul had shown at considerable length our justification from sin through the righteousness of Jesus Christ our Saviour.
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1867. Jubilate

Jan. 11, 2016
This is the very first of those sacred songs preserved in Scripture, and in some respects it is first in merit as well as in time.
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1866. The Sunday School And The Scriptures

Jan. 8, 2016
Let us not talk about inventing wise measures for the present distress in the spiritual world, but let us use the remedy which was so effective in Paul’s day.
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1865. The Nobleman’s Faith

Jan. 7, 2016
This narrative illustrates the rise and progress of faith in the soul. May it become even stronger in us than it was in this nobleman.
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1864. First Things First

Jan. 6, 2016
It is a grand thing to know what we are living for, and to live for a worthy object with the undivided energy of our being.
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1863. Departed Saints Yet Living

Jan. 5, 2016
The godly must die, even as others. Though our life is perfectly consecrated, yet it cannot for ever be continued in this world.
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1862. The True Tabernacle, And Its Glory Of Grace And Peace

Jan. 4, 2016
God was pleased to dwell in type and symbol among his people, in the very centre and heart of their camp.
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1861. The Lowly King

Jan. 1, 2016
Our chief source of rejoicing is the presence of King Jesus in the midst of us. Whether it is his first or his second advent, his very shadow is delight.
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1860. “Behold, He Prays.”

Dec. 31, 2015
“Behold, he prays” is a better witness of a man’s conversion than, “Behold, he sings,” or, “Behold, he reads the Scripture,” or, “Behold, he preaches.”
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1859. The Cross Our Boast

Dec. 30, 2015
Oh men, your tendency is to boast in something; your wisdom will be to find a boast worthy of an immortal mind.
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1858. God Our Continual Resort

Dec. 29, 2015
What a gracious heart David must have had, to speak like this of his God! He desired to be upon the most intimate terms with the Lord his God.
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1857. The Necessity Of Growing Faith

Dec. 28, 2015
None of us would desire to remain among the Little-Faiths; we long to press forward in our march to the better land.
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1856. The History Of Little-Faith

Dec. 25, 2015
Those who are strong in faith in their own opinion, may soon be brought into circumstances where their confidence will be grievously shaken.
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1855. What Is The Verdict?

Dec. 24, 2015
It appears from the text that this childlike confidence towards God originally arises out of a certain solemn trial of our case.

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Spurgeon Sermons

These sermons from Charles Spurgeon are a series that is for reference and not necessarily a position of Answers in Genesis. Spurgeon did not entirely agree with six days of creation and dives into subjects that are beyond the AiG focus (e.g., Calvinism vs. Arminianism, modes of baptism, and so on).

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