Biography / BlogSunday with Spurgeon: What Church Was Like at the Metropolitan Tabernacle By Charles Spurgeon During his lifetime, CH Spurgeon’s printed sermons sold as many as 25,000 copies each week and were translated into more than 20 languages. His popularity endures today, as many untold thousands continue to read his sermons. But what was it like…Continue Reading
Blog / The Sword and TrowelUnwelcome Visitors at the Beginning of the New Year "The edge of the sword of faith must give them a sharp reception..."
Old Testament / SermonsA Merry Christmas — A Spurgeon Sermon on Job 1:4-5 The sermon "A Merry Christmas" focuses on the joy and responsibility of Christian celebration.
New Testament / SermonsPictures of Life — A Sermon on James 4:14 On the eve of his 21st birthday, Spurgeon examines Scripture's metaphors for life's brevity, urging listeners to trust God's sovereign…
BlogCH Spurgeon and the Five Solas of the Reformation Throughout his ministry, Charles Spurgeon proclaimed the central truths of the Gospel known as the Five Solas of the Reformation.
New Testament / SermonsFaith Victorious In this sermon, Spurgeon exposes the danger of trusting in works for salvation and proclaims the gospel of grace through…
BlogA Guided Tour of the Spurgeon Library On this episode of the Spurgeon Legacy Podcast, I’ll take you on a guided tour of the Spurgeon Library at…
New Testament / SermonsSalvation by Works: A Criminal Doctrine In this sermon, Spurgeon exposes the danger of trusting in works for salvation and proclaims the gospel of grace through…
New Testament / SermonsOne Lion; Two Lions; No Lion at All In this sermon, CH Spurgeon exposes the false excuses of spiritual laziness and urges his hearer to lay them aside…
New Testament / SermonsA Golden Prayer Listen as CH Spurgeon points to Christ's earnest desire to glorify the Father in the midst of suffering as an…
Biography / BlogCH Spurgeon’s Baptism Remembered Charles Spurgeon was baptized on May 3, 1850 at Isleham Ferry on the River Lark near Isleham, Cambridgeshire. Of that…
