Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 31: 1885

About this book

Volume 31 of Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle sermons collects the sermons issued in 1885, part of the long weekly series through which his preaching was preserved in print. The volume shows his familiar method—text first, doctrine drawn out, then application that leaves no hearer a mere spectator. It is a fitting volume for readers who value evangelical preaching that is doctrinal in substance and pastoral in tone.

Contents

1. Sermon 1816. Sermon for New Year's-Day
2. Sermon 1817. The Ascension and the Second Advent Practically Considered
3. Sermon 1818. The Song of a City, and the Pearl of Peace
4. Sermon 1819. A Sweet Silver Bell Ringing in Each Believer's Heart
5. Sermon 1820. Fallen Angels a Lesson To Fallen Men
6. Sermon 1821. Cords and Cart-Ropes
7. Sermon 1822. Certain Curious Calculations About Loaves and Fishes 🔒
8. Sermon 1823. Peter's Blunder—a Lesson for Ourselves 🔒
9. Sermon 1824. The History of Sundry Fools 🔒
10. Sermon 1825. An Inscription for the Mausoleum of the Saints 🔒
11. Sermon 1826. The Horns of the Altar 🔒
12. Sermon 1827. Exceeding Gladness 🔒
13. Sermon 1828. How "The Unspeakable" is Spoken of 🔒
14. Sermon 1829. The Singular Origin of a Christian 🔒
15. Sermon 1830. All Or None—or, Compromises Refused— a Sermon With Five Texts 🔒
16. Sermon 1831. Smoking Flax 🔒
17. Sermon 1832. Elijah's Plea 🔒
18. Sermon 1833. A Proclamation from the King of Kings 🔒
19. Sermon 1834. To Lovers of Jesus—an Example 🔒
20. Sermon 1835. The Man Christ Jesus 🔒
21. Sermon 1836. First Healing and then Service 🔒
22. Sermon 1837. A Great Gospel for Great Sinners 🔒
23. Sermon 1838. The Good Ananias—a Lesson for Believers 🔒
24. Sermon 1839. Delight in the Almighty 🔒
25. Sermon 1840. The Bond of the Covenant 🔒
26. Sermon 1841. Divine Forgiveness Admired and Imitated 🔒
27. Sermon 1842. The Private Tutor 🔒
28. Sermon 1843. A Question for a Questioner 🔒
29. Sermon 1844. Israel And Britain. A Note of Warning 🔒
30. Sermon 1845. The Pity of the Lord—the Comfort of the Afflicted 🔒
31. Sermon 1846. The Purging of the Conscience 🔒
32. Sermon 1847. Before Sermon, At Sermon and After Sermon 🔒
33. Sermon 1848. The Looking Glass 🔒
34. Sermon 1849. Coming Judgment of the Secrets of Men 🔒
35. Sermon 1850. Immeasurable Love 🔒
36. Sermon 1851. Ruth's Reward—or, Cheer for Converts 🔒
37. Sermon 1852. The Modern Dead Sea and the Living Waters 🔒
38. Sermon 1853. Up from the Country and Pressed Into Service 🔒
39. Sermon 1854. The Foundation and Its Seal—a Sermon for the Times 🔒
40. Sermon 1855. What is the Verdict? 🔒
41. Sermon 1856. The History of Little-Faith 🔒
42. Sermon 1857. The Necessity of Growing Faith 🔒
43. Sermon 1858. God Our Continual Resort 🔒
44. Sermon 1859. The Cross Our Glory 🔒
45. Sermon 1860. "Behold, He Prays" 🔒
46. Sermon 1861. The Lowly King 🔒
47. Sermon 1862. The True Tabernacle, and Its Glory of Grace and Peace 🔒
48. Sermon 1863. Departed Saints Yet Living 🔒
49. Sermon 1864. First Things First 🔒
50. Sermon 1865. The Nobleman's Faith 🔒
51. Sermon 1866. The Sunday School and the Scriptures 🔒
52. Sermon 1867. Untitled Sermon 🔒
53. Sermon 1868. Death and Life—the Wage and the Gift 🔒
54. Sermon 1869. Hagar at the Fountain 🔒
55. Sermon 1870. But a Step 🔒
56. Sermon 1871. Love's Transformations—a Communion Meditation 🔒
57. Sermon 1872. My Comfort In Affliction 🔒
58. Sermon 1873. The Dream of the Barley Cake 🔒
59. Sermon 1874. A Discourse Upon True Blessedness Here and Hereafter 🔒
60. Sermon 1875. The Preacher's Last Sermon for the Season 🔒