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Sermon of the Week: No. 502, "A Jealous God"
The jealousy of God made Charles Spurgeon tremble with awe. God could not endure to see a creature "made to wear his crown," or the idols in the hearts of men. Indeed, for Spurgeon one of the hardest "struggles" of the Christian life was to learn this lesson: "Not unto us, not unto us, but unto thy name be glory." In this Sermon of the Week join us as Spurgeon seeks...
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Sermon of the Week: No. 502, "A Jealous God"
Oct 15 The jealousy of God made Charles Spurgeon tremble with awe. God could not endure to see a creature "made to wear his crown," or the idols in the hearts of men. Indeed, for Spurgeon one of the hardest "struggles" of the Christian life was to learn this lesson: "Not unto us, not unto us, but unto thy name be glory." In this Sermon of the Week join us as Spurgeon seeks...
Sermon of the Week: No. 228, "The Blood"
Oct 8 Charles Spurgeon reveled in the blood of Jesus Christ. That fountain “drawn from Immanuel’s veins” was the vermillion cement which ensured that “God’s people are always safe.” In this Sermon of the Week join us as Spurgeon explains the precious bounty of the blood of Jesus Christ.
Sermon of the Week: No. 1239, "A Vindication of the Doctrine of Justification by Faith"
Oct 1 Charles Spurgeon treasured the doctrine of justification by faith. However, in Spurgeon’s day the doctrine of justification by faith had come under attack. In this Sermon of the Week join us as Spurgeon engages in a vigorous defense of the doctrine of justification by faith.
Sermon of the Week: No. 958, "Dei Gratia"
Sep 27 Grace. For Charles Spurgeon, God’s superabounding, overflowing grace was man’s “star of hope,” “wellspring of life,” and the “seed of his future bliss.” He believed that “No truth is more plainly taught” than this: “the salvation of sinners is entirely owing to the grace of God.” In this Sermon of the Week join us as Spurgeon unfolds the riches of the grace of God in Jesus Christ.
