Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 10: 1864

Name: Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 10: 1864
Author: C. H. Spurgeon

Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892) was an English Baptist preacher who pastored London's Metropolitan Tabernacle for thirty-eight years. Converted as a teenager, he became the most widely heard preacher of the Victorian age — the 'Prince of Preachers' — drawing thousands weekly and publishing his sermons around the world. Our library carries his Morning and Evening devotional, The Treasury of David, and dozens of his sermon volumes.

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First published: 1864
Category: Sermons & Preaching
Length: 429k words · about 29 hours
Chapters: 60

About this book

Volume 10 of Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle sermons collects the sermons issued in 1864, part of the long weekly series through which his preaching was preserved in print. Here Spurgeon teaches, reproves, and consoles in turn, urging the unconverted to flee to Christ and believers to walk closely with Him. Taken slowly, these sermons serve well for Sabbath reading, family worship, or the study of applied biblical exposition.

Sermon 547. Suffering And Reigning With Jesus
Sermon 548. Forward! Forward! Forward!
Sermon 549. A Desperate Case—How to Meet It
Sermon 550. The Ship on Fire—A Voice of Warning
Sermon 551. Faith and Life
Sermon 552. Do You Know Him?
Sermon 553. Election no Discouragement to Seeking Souls 🔒
Sermon 554. Enduring to the End 🔒
Sermon 555. Nothing But Leaves 🔒
Sermon 556. The Sinner's Friend 🔒
Sermon 557. Where to Find Fruit 🔒
Sermon 558. A Bundle of Myrrh 🔒
Sermon 559. The Cripple at Lystra 🔒
Sermon 560. Christ is Glorious—Let Us Make Him Known 🔒
Sermon 561. Expiation 🔒
Sermon 562. 'Alas For Us, If Thou Wert All, and Nought Beyond, O Earth' 🔒
Sermon 563. The Barley Field on Fire 🔒
Sermon 564. A Promise For Us And For Our Children 🔒
Sermon 565. The Great Liberator 🔒
Sermon 566. General And Yet Particular 🔒
Sermon 567. Labor In Vain 🔒
Sermon 568. What God Cannot Do! 🔒
Sermon 569. The Arrows Of The Lord'S Deliverance 🔒
Sermon 570. The First Five Disciples 🔒
Sermon 571. Unbelievers Stumbling—Believers Rejoicing 🔒
Sermon 572. Laus Deo 🔒
Sermon 573. Baptismal Regeneration 🔒
Sermon 574. The Superlative Excellence Of The Holy Spirit 🔒
Sermon 575. The Pierced One Pierces The Heart 🔒
Sermon 576. Quiet Musing! 🔒
Sermon 577. Let Us Go Forth 🔒
Sermon 578. A Bad Excuse Is Worse Than None 🔒
Sermon 579. God Pleading For Saints, And Saints Pleading For God 🔒
Sermon 580. God Is With Us 🔒
Sermon 581. Children Brought to Christ, and Not to the Font 🔒
Sermon 582. The Restoration And Conversion Of The Jews 🔒
Sermon 583. The Lamb—The Light 🔒
Sermon 584. A Hearer In Disguise 🔒
Sermon 585. A Mystery! Saints Sorrowing and Jesus Glad! 🔒
Sermon 586. The Child Samuel'S Prayer 🔒
Sermon 587. God'S Strange Choice 🔒
Sermon 588. The Prodigal'S Reception 🔒
Sermon 589. Jesus Meeting His Warriors 🔒
Sermon 590. The Backslider'S Way Hedged Up 🔒
Sermon 591. 'Thus Saith The Lord:' Or, The Book of Common Prayer Weighed in the Balances of the Sanctuary 🔒
Sermon 592. The True Position Of Assurance 🔒
Sermon 593. Inward Conflicts 🔒
Sermon 594. An Awful Premonition 🔒
Sermon 595. Barabbas Preferred To Jesus 🔒
Sermon 596. Praying And Waiting 🔒
Sermon 597. Preparation for Revival 🔒
Sermon 598. Two Visions 🔒
Sermon 599. The Certainty And Freeness Of Divine Grace 🔒
Sermon 600. The Centurion—Or An Exhortation To The Virtuous 🔒
Sermon 601. A Solemn Enquiry Concerning Our Families 🔒
Sermon 602. The Smoke Of Their Torments 🔒
Sermon 603. Delivered On Sunday Morning, December 4, 1864, 🔒
Sermon 604. The Man With The Measuring Line 🔒
Sermon 605. Good Works In Good Company 🔒
Sermon 606. Mary'S Song 🔒