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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369b. The First Sermon in the Tabernacle

Jan. 24, 2010
I think I shall scarcely attempt a sermon, but rather give a sort of declaration of the truths from which future sermons shall be made.
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369a. Opening Service of the Metropolitan Tabernacle

Jan. 23, 2010
More than 1,000 people assembled at 7 in the morning on Monday, March 18th, to offer solemn prayer.
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368. The March!

Jan. 22, 2010
While we always seek the guidance of God in providence, yet we may frequently find direction and guidance in the use of our own common sense, our own discretion with which the Lord has endowed us.
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367. The Great Supreme

Jan. 21, 2010
Our God is one God. He is none other than the infinite Jehovah, who of old spoke to his people, and revealed himself by that marvellous incommunicable name—the name Jehovah!
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366. The Silver Trumpet

Jan. 20, 2010
The chief of sinners are the objects of the choicest mercy. Christ is a great Saviour to meet the great transgressions of great rebels.
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365. Humility

Jan. 19, 2010
Humble men are mostly conscious of great pride, while those who are boastful of humility have nothing but false pretence, and really lack and need it.
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364. The Shulamite’s Choice Prayer

Jan. 18, 2010
We are longing for his coming; we are saying in the language of the last verse of this song of songs, “Make haste, my beloved, and be like a roe or a young hart upon the mountains of spices.”
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363. The Glorious Right Hand of the Lord

Jan. 17, 2010
God had made a positive promise to Moses that for the time of a whole month he would feed the vast host in the wilderness with meat.
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362. None but Jesus—Second Part

Jan. 16, 2010
In the morning sermon, our time was mainly taken up with the description of Faith—what it is. We had only a few minutes left at its close to describe what it leads to—the privilege of justification.
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361. None but Jesus

Jan. 15, 2010
The way of salvation is stated in Scripture in the very plainest forms, and yet, perhaps, there is no truth about which more errors have been uttered, than concerning the faith which saves the soul.
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360. Adoption

Jan. 14, 2010
It is at once a doctrine of Scripture and of common sense, that whatever God does in time he predestined to do in eternity.
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359. The Tabernacle—Outside the Camp

Jan. 13, 2010
They who seek the Lord must go out from the camp and from the congregation; and if they wish to commune with the Most High they cannot do it in the camps of even the religious and professing world.
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358. The Earnest of Heaven

Jan. 12, 2010
So then, heaven, with all its glories, is an inheritance! Now, an inheritance is not a thing which is bought with money, earned by labour, or won by conquest.
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357. The Christ of Patmos

Jan. 11, 2010
The Lord Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and for ever. Having neither beginning of days, nor end of years, he is a priest for ever after the order of Melchizedek.
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356. Words of Expostulation

Jan. 10, 2010
The Jews had been chosen by God to be a special people separated for himself for ever.
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355. Portraits of Christ

Jan. 9, 2010
It is not so much predestination which will occupy our attention this morning, as the fact that believers are predestinated to be conformed to the image of God’s dear Son.
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354. A Sermon for the Week of Prayer

Jan. 8, 2010
How greatly I rejoice that the Churches are aroused to prayer.
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353. The Cleansing of the Leper

Jan. 7, 2010
This is a singular paradox, but not a paradox to him who understands the gospel.
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352. A Merry Christmas

Jan. 6, 2010
Job was an exceedingly happy man before his great trial. He was as much blessed in the fruit of his body as in his material wealth.
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351. Plenteous Redemption

Jan. 5, 2010
Redemption is a word which has gladdened many ears, when there was no heavenly sound in its blessed chime.
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350. A Blow at Self-Righteousness

Jan. 4, 2010
Ever since man became a sinner he has been self-righteous. When he had a righteousness of his own he never gloried in it, but ever since he has lost it, he has pretended to be the possessor of it.
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349. The Wailing of Risca

Jan. 3, 2010
A great and present burden from the Lord is weighing so heavily upon our hearts this morning, that we cannot spare so much as a moment for sympathy with the griefs of past ages.
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348. Consolation in Christ

Jan. 2, 2010
True consolation, such as can reach the heart, must be one of the choicest gifts of divine mercy; and surely we are not erring from sacred Scripture when we avow that in its full meaning.
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347. Preaching! Man’s Privilege and God’s Power

Jan. 1, 2010
The preaching of the Word has extraordinary power.

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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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