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Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 39: 1893

Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 39: 1893

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
1893
Length
378k words · about 25 hours
Chapters
53

About this book

Published in 1893, after Spurgeon's death, volume 39 continues the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit with sermons preached during his London ministry and preserved by his congregation. 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 2289. The Right Keynote for the New Year
  2. Sermon 2290. God's Unspeakable Gift
  3. Sermon 2291. "Dare To Be a Daniel"
  4. Sermon 2292. Abraham, A Pattern To Believers
  5. Sermon 2293. Simeon's Swan Song
  6. Sermon 2294. The Memory Of Christ's Love
  7. Sermon 2295. God's People—or Not God's People 🔒
  8. Sermon 2296. Saints Guarded From Stumbling 🔒
  9. Sermon 2297. Sealed and Open Evidences 🔒
  10. Sermon 2298. The Christ-Given Rest 🔒
  11. Sermon 2299. Thorns and Thistles 🔒
  12. Sermon 2300. The Whole Gospel In A Single Verse 🔒
  13. Sermon 2301. Marah Better Than Elim 🔒
  14. Sermon 2302. Watching For Christ's Coming 🔒
  15. Sermon 2303. Three Arrows—or Six? 🔒
  16. Sermon 2304. Blinded By Satan 🔒
  17. Sermon 2305. No Fixity Without Faith 🔒
  18. Sermon 2306. Servitude Or Service—Which? 🔒
  19. Sermon 2307. The Greatest Exhibition of the Age 🔒
  20. Sermon 2308. Ten Wrong Kinds of Hearers 🔒
  21. Sermon 2309. God's Works Made Manifest 🔒
  22. Sermon 2310. Howling Changed To Singing 🔒
  23. Sermon 2311. Our Lord's Last Cry from the Cross 🔒
  24. Sermon 2312. Achsah's Asking—a Pattern of Prayer 🔒
  25. Sermon 2313. Charity and Purity 🔒
  26. Sermon 2314. Three Blessings of the Heavenly Charter 🔒
  27. Sermon 2315. Paul Apprehended and Apprehending 🔒
  28. Sermon 2316. Twelve Covenant Mercies 🔒
  29. Sermon 2317. Obeying Christ's Orders 🔒
  30. Sermon 2318. God's Pupil, God's Preacher—an Autobiography 🔒
  31. Sermon 2319. The Lord's Chosen Ministers 🔒
  32. Sermon 2320. The Beloved Pastor's Plea for Unity 🔒
  33. Sermon 2321. The Heavenly Singers and Their Song 🔒
  34. Sermon 2322. When Can We Find Comforters? 🔒
  35. Sermon 2323. Obedience Rewarded 🔒
  36. Sermon 2324. The Followers of the Lamb 🔒
  37. Sermon 2325. The Far-off, Near—the Near, Far Off 🔒
  38. Sermon 2326. Satan Departing, Angels Ministering 🔒
  39. Sermon 2327. The Whole Machinery of Salvation 🔒
  40. Sermon 2328. Micah's Message for Today 🔒
  41. Sermon 2329. The Lamb Of God In Scripture 🔒
  42. Sermon 2330. Witnessing Better Than Knowing the Future 🔒
  43. Sermon 2331. Christ's Pastoral Prayer for His People 🔒
  44. Sermon 2332. Lessons From the Manna 🔒
  45. Sermon 2333. The Whole Band Against Christ 🔒
  46. Sermon 2334. Our Service For Christ Never Finished 🔒
  47. Sermon 2335. Three Texts, But One Subject— Faith 🔒
  48. Sermon 2336. The Love Of Jonathan and the Love Of Jesus 🔒
  49. Sermon 2337. The Physician Pardons His Palsied Patient 🔒
  50. Sermon 2338. The Crisis Of This World 🔒
  51. Sermon 2339. Baptism Essential To Obedience 🔒
  52. Sermon 2340. The Best Christmas Fare 🔒
  53. Sermon 2341. The Underlying Gospel for the Dying Year 🔒

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