Spurgeon Sermons

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  296. A Revival Sermon

  Nov. 13, 2009

  God’s promises are not exhausted when they are fulfilled, for when once performed, they stand just as good as they did before, and we may await a second accomplishment of them.

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  295. The Treasure Of Grace

  Nov. 12, 2009

  As is Isaiah among the prophets, so is Paul among the apostles; each stands out with singular prominence, raised up by God for a conspicuous purpose, and shining as a star of extraordinary brilliance.

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  294. A Home Question

  Nov. 11, 2009

  How remarkably pertinent is such a question to different nations, to different sects, to different classes among men. We are too apt to look upon the sins of other nations and forget our own.

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  293. The King’s Highway Opened And Cleaned

  Nov. 10, 2009

  Now, my brothers and sisters, God has prepared for the sons of men a City of Refuge, and the way to it is by faith in Christ Jesus.

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  292. A New Year’s Benediction

  Nov. 9, 2009

  The apostle Peter turns from exhortation to prayer. He knew that if praying is the end of preaching in the hearer, preaching should always be accompanied by prayer in the minister.

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  291. A Christmas Question

  Nov. 8, 2009

  Now this morning the portion which will engage our attention is this, “To us a child is born, to us a Son is given.”

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  290. The Inexhaustible Barrel

  Nov. 7, 2009

  In the midst of wrath God remembers mercy. Divine love is rendered conspicuous when it shines in the midst of judgments.

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  289. The Minister’s Farewell

  Nov. 6, 2009

  Paul's one most solemn adjuration is: “I testify to today, that I am pure from the blood of all men. For I have not shunned to declare to you all the counsel of God.”

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  288. “Let Us Pray.”

  Nov. 5, 2009

  There are many ways by which the true believer draws near to God.

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  287. Dilemma And Deliverance

  Nov. 4, 2009

  The Christian will always find it to be useful to have at hand some history of what God did in the days of old.

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  286. Woman’s Memorial

  Nov. 3, 2009

  The evangelists are of course the historians of the time of Christ; but what strange historians they are!

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  285. Man’s Ruin and God’s Remedy

  Nov. 2, 2009

  Man has very many needs, and he should be grateful whenever the least of them is supplied. But he has one need which exceeds every other: it is the need for food.

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  284. One Antidote for Many Ills

  Nov. 1, 2009

  This morning’s sermon, then will be especially addressed to my own church, on the absolute necessity of true religion in our midst, and of revival from all apathy and indifference.

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  283. The Sweet Uses of Adversity

  Oct. 31, 2009

  And will God contend with man? If God is angry, can he not take away the breath of his nostrils, and lay him low in the dust of earth?

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  282. Christ’s Estimate of His People

  Oct. 30, 2009

  I shall not, this evening, attempt to prove that the Song of Solomon has a spiritual meaning. I am sure it has.

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  281. The Saviour’s Many Crowns

  Oct. 29, 2009

  Alas my eye has not yet seen the heavenly glory, nor has my ear heard the celestial song, I am therefore as a little child among towering mountains, overawed with grandeur, and speechless with awe.

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  280. The Chaff Driven Away

  Oct. 28, 2009

  How large a proportion of all those who attend our places of worship may justly be ranked under the character of the ungodly!

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  279. Come and Welcome

  Oct. 27, 2009

  The cry of the Christian religion is the simple word, “Come.”

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  278. Grieving the Holy Spirit

  Oct. 26, 2009

  There is something very touching in this admonition, “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.” It does not say, “Do not make him angry.” A more delicate and tender term is used—“Do not grieve him.”

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  277. The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant

  Oct. 25, 2009

  All God’s dealings with men have had a covenant character. It has so pleased him to arrange it that he won't deal with us except through a covenant, nor can we deal with him except in the same manner.

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  276. A Divided Heart

  Oct. 24, 2009

  Not only is the church of Christ at the present day divided somewhat in its creed, and somewhat also in its practise of the ordinances, but alas, it is also somewhat divided in heart.

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  275. Who Can Tell?

  Oct. 23, 2009

  The book of Jonah should be exceedingly comforting to those who are despairing because of the wickedness of their times. Nineveh was a city as great in its wickedness as in its power.

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  274. Paul’s Desire To Depart

  Oct. 22, 2009

  We know that death is not the end of our being. By a confident faith we are persuaded that better things await us in another state.

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  273. Christ Triumphant

  Oct. 21, 2009

  To the eye of reason the cross is the entire sorrow and the lowest depth of shame.

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