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We are on a journey to work through the sermons of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, reading one per day. Join our conversation as we discuss the sermons, week by week, to see the truth he preached about Jesus Christ and Him crucified come from Spurgeon's heart to ours.
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Each week evangelist Kevin Presley brings a new sermon from God's Word.
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The latest podcast feed searching 'Psalm 51 Series - Al Martin' on SermonAudio.
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Welcome to our podcast where we take a deep dive into the holy scriptures with the sole purpose of illuminating the story being told; the responsibility of all teachers of the bible.
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Jesus Interceding for Transgressors (S1385)
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Isaiah describes the Messiah as one who made intercession for the transgressors (Is 53:12). With this as his starting point, but turning immediately to the prayer of the Lord Jesus Christ for his crucifiers, Spurgeon opens the topic out to a consideration of our Saviour’s mediatorial intercession. He asks us first to admire the grace which is shown…
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The Way of the Transgressor is Hard
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“Lead Us Not into Temptation” (S1402)
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This is a very practical and personal sermon. It does not delve deep into theological profundities concerning whether or not God can in fact tempt anyone to sin. Rather, it takes the whole petition from the perspective of the frail and feeble sinner who seeks from God his kindnesses and mercies that we might be spared from any circumstances in whic…
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The Priority of Godly Service
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A Catechism for the Proud (S1392)
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This excellent sermon is a study in pride and a lesson in humility. Spurgeon’s first concern is to drive home the lesson that “whatever advantages we any of us possess over our fellow men we have received from God.” He does this by surveying the advantages we enjoy, and tracing them to their source, almost brutally dismantling any notion we might h…
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The Biblical View of Human Rights
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The Heart of True Saving Faith
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The First Christians at Antioch
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Vanities and Verities (S1380)
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There are vanities and there are verities. There are fancies and there are facts. There are passing things and there are enduring things. There are bursting bubbles and there are lasting beauties. Giving full rein to the force of the apostle’s language, Spurgeon assesses what it means not to look at, to mark, to heed, to consider, the things which …
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Lively Reading - Portraits of Christ (Romans 8:29)
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We return to an earlier sermon for this lively reading, preached during the heady days at Exeter Hall, when Spurgeon was still something of a shock to the London scene. This is a sermon on conformity to Christ Jesus according to the divine plan and purpose. It asks and answers three very simple questions: In what sense is a believer to be conformed…
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Par Dave W. Anderson
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The Necessity of Good Works
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Battling the Enticements of the World
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The God of Peace and our Sanctification (S1368)
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This is a notably textual sermon. Of course, Spurgeon always preaches from a text, and typically draws his structure from that text. However, in this sermon, the exegesis of the text lies on the surface of the sermon and more or less provides its structure, rather than lying in the background. With a little clunkiness at times, though with no lack …
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How Should Christians Relate to Society?
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God's Great Work of Salvation
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The Final Perseverance of the Saints (S1361)
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This sermon has a slightly different structure to Spurgeon’s usual offerings. It has two main headings, one in which he proves the doctrine of the final perseverance of the saint, and one in which he improves it (in the Puritan sense of seeking to obtain profit from it). Spurgeon is typically rooted to his text, but in this more doctrinal sermon he…
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Christian Life and Responsibility in Society
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Why is America Becoming More Pagan?
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Happiness the Privilege and Duty of Christians (S1359)
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This delightful sermon is taken from Moses’ dying words. Spurgeon asks why, given the danger of proclaiming the happiness of man (because of his tendency to exalt himself), Moses should be carried along by the Holy Spirit so to speak? He suggests that dwelling upon our happiness in the right way should console us in our trouble and inspire us for f…
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Biblical Life Planning and the Unknown
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God Means Good for His People Even in Trials
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Legal Proceedings Against an Unfaithful Wife
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Simon Escobedo Jr Memorial Service
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Enlivening and Invigorating (S1350)
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In another sermon from Psalm 119, Spurgeon focuses on spiritual quickening—the enlivening and invigorating of his title—by means of the Word of God brought to bear upon our hearts. It is simple and straightforward in its arrangement, as so often with Spurgeon. He first gives us various reasons why we need such quickening. Next, he points out some m…
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Jesus Seeks and Saves the Lost
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Earthly Israel and Spiritual Israel
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The Student’s Prayer (S1344)
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Every believer is a student and servant of God, and therefore desires to know God’s word. Here Spurgeon moves from the prayer of such a student—to understand the way of the Lord’s precepts—to the occupation of the scholar—speaking of the Lord’s wondrous ways. Of course, in dealing with these two elements, Spurgeon overflows with gospel delight, tak…
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The Sufficiency of God's Word in Times of Trouble
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The Transforming Power of Christ's Sacrifice
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Christian Involvement in Society
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In this sermon, Spurgeon—as he sometimes does—takes a verse in its context, and then applies it in a different direction. Interestingly, he takes time at the end of the sermon to return to the text as a whole—the parable of the two sons called to the vineyard in Matthew 21—and to give us a brief exposition of the whole. Conscious of the parallels b…
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PRBC Constitution Part 4 - Conclusion
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The Appearing of God's Grace
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The Priority of God's Word in our Sanctification
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Christ the Conqueror of Satan (S1326)
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Here is another part of a sequence of sermons, one of five preached over successive Lord’s days on Christ as the end of the law, the conqueror of Satan, the overcomer of the world, the maker of all things new, and the destroyer of death. The relationship is thematic, and the substance is both doctrinal and experiential. In the sermon we will consid…
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Preparation for the Lord's Table
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Our Godly Submission and Witness at Work
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While Spurgeon is not typically a sequential expositor of Scripture, there are several occasions on which he runs together sermons on a certain theme, or sets them up as counterpoints one to another. This sermon is partner to the previously-published address, “Wherefore Should I Weep?” In that previous sermon, our Lord was seen correcting and illum…
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Intro and Background to Hosea
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Peter Responds to the Circumcision Party
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God’s might is seen in creation, in providence, in judgment. However, while these are all suitable topics for adoration, Spurgeon directs our attention to the works of God in mercy and grace. A lengthier introduction means a certain tautness in the sermon as a whole, as Spurgeon deals with this mighty mercy revealed in our experience, displayed in …
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