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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346. All Sufficiency Magnified

Dec. 31, 2009
There have been some men who, puffed up with vanity, have in their hearts said, “I can do all things.” Their destruction has been sure, and near at hand.
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345. Self-Sufficiency Slain

Dec. 30, 2009
Conscious of this truth in my own case, I would earnestly seek the help of God’s Spirit in preaching as in every other spiritual exercise, for without him I can do nothing.
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344. Tender Words of Terrible Apprehension!

Dec. 29, 2009
Many of God’s ministers have been accused of taking pleasure in preaching upon this terrible subject of “the wrath to come.”
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343. A Basket of Summer Fruit

Dec. 28, 2009
In reading through the prophetic books, you must have been struck at their singular variety.
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342. Grace Reviving Israel

Dec. 27, 2009
In reading this passage, does it ever fail to charm you? How full of beauty, and how full of poetry it is! Every word is a metaphor.
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341. The High Priest Standing Between the Dead and the Living

Dec. 26, 2009
By a singular judgment from heaven, God had proven that rebellion against Moses was a mortal sin.
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340. “Magnificat”

Dec. 25, 2009
Many of the saints of God are as mournful as if they were captives in Babylon, for their life is spent in tears and sighing.
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339. The Sons of God

Dec. 24, 2009
My brethren, what a contrast there is between the present and future estate of the child of God! The believer is here the brother to the worm; in heaven he shall be next of kin to the angels.
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338. Love for Jesus

Dec. 23, 2009
Love , love alone can consummate the sacrifice by supplying the needed fire from heaven.
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337. Sin Slain

Dec. 22, 2009
If the story of the world’s sufferings under different tyrants could all be written, there would be no man found who would be capable of reading it.
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336. Struggles of Conscience

Dec. 21, 2009
There are many people who long to have a deeper sense of their sinfulness, and then with a certain show of conscientious scruple, they make an excuse for the exercise of simple faith.
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335. A Single Eye and Simple Faith

Dec. 20, 2009
This sentence has in it the nature of a proverb. It is well worthy of frequent quotation, since it is applicable to such various circumstances.
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334. Man’s Weakness, and God’s Anointing

Dec. 19, 2009
You will remember that David was secretly anointed king over Israel by Samuel, but he waited many a weary year before the crown actually rested upon his head.
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333. Three Homilies from One Text

Dec. 18, 2009
The ministry of our most blessed Lord bears upon its own countenance the stamp of truth. “He taught as one having authority, and not as the Scribes.”
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331-332. The Proceedings of the Great Meeting in The Metropolitan Tabernacle

Dec. 17, 2009
I congratulate you upon your being present with me in the largest place of worship in Great Britain for the use of Nonconformist Christians.
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330. Reigning Grace

Dec. 16, 2009
I shall not pretend to enter into the fulness of this text, but merely select that topic, “Grace reigns through righteousness to eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord.”
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329. Christ’s First and Last Subject

Dec. 15, 2009
Repentance was the first subject upon which the Redeemer dwelt, and that it was the last, which, with his departing breath, he commended to the earnestness of his disciples.
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328. True Prayer—True Power!

Dec. 14, 2009
This verse has something to do with the faith of miracles; but I think it has far more reference to the miracle of faith. We shall at any rate, this morning, consider it in that light.
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327. Vessels Of Mercy

Dec. 13, 2009
Since my sermon is intended to be practical and not controversial, I shall solemnly invite each hearer to tremble lest he should belong to the reprobate and abandoned vessels of wrath.
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326. Everywhere and Yet Forgotten

Dec. 12, 2009
Job had his failings, but certainly he appears less faulty in this dialogue than those three men who sought to reprove him and convince him of error.
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325. Constraining Love!

Dec. 11, 2009
Love Jehovah—so the text runs. God the Father demands your love, and he deserves the warmest affection of your hearts.
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324. Effects of Sound Doctrine

Dec. 10, 2009
I purpose to speak of some of the practical effects which result from this article of the believer’s faith.
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323. Vile Ingratitude!

Dec. 9, 2009
And how do you think the prophet proceeded in order to accomplish the solemn commission which had been thus entrusted to him?
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322. A Divine Challenge!

Dec. 8, 2009
On two or three former occasions I have endeavoured to insist upon the fact, that God always puts a distinction between Israel and Egypt.

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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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