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January 23, 1859

The Fainting Warrior   "O wretched man that I am I who shall deliver me from the body of this death? I thank God, through Jesus Christ our Lord."—Romans 7:24, 25        If I chose to occupy your time with controversial matter, I might prove to a demonstration that the apostle Paul is here describing his own …

Romans:7:24-25

February 24, 2021

The Sword and the Trowel began in January of 1865. Over the next 30+ years, this monthly magazine would become an effective instrument for the organization and cooperation of like-minded Baptists and evangelicals. As we have made the first five years of this magazine available on Spurgeon.org, here are a few articles to get you …

August 10, 1856

The Christian- A Debtor   "Therefore, brethren, we are debtors."—Romans 8:12        Observe the title whereby he addressed the Church—"Brethren." It was the gospel which taught Paul how to say brother. If he had not been a Christian, his Jewish dignity would never have condescended to call a Roman—"brother;" for a Jew sneered at the Gentile, and called him …

Romans:8:12

July 30, 1865

Withholding Corn   “He that withholdeth corn, the people shall curse him: but blessing shall be upon the head of him that selleth it.” — Prov. 11:26.   IF I dared, I should always preach upon the comfortable promises and gracious doctrines of God’s Word. I find it most delightful and easy work to expatiate upon those themes of …

Proverbs:11:26

December 8, 2020

Between COVID-19 and the presidential election, this year’s events have contributed to and exposed the always present sin of anxiety. Recently, the New York Times published an article highlighting a remedy—edible marijuana—which grows in usage and acceptability in our society. To combat the stress caused by the November 3rd election, some people turned to a …

August 8, 2019

Before he was the pastor of the largest of church in London, president of the Pastors’ College, founder of an orphanage and dozens of other charitable institutions, and read by people from all over the world, C. H. Spurgeon pastored a small Baptist church in the village of Waterbeach, about five miles outside of Cambridge. …

December 25, 2017

It’s true. Charles Spurgeon had a love/hate relationship with Christmas. In seventeenth-century England, Christmas was often associated with moral laxity and splurging. The Puritans resisted the Roman Catholic flavor of the festivities, and so did Spurgeon. Like his predecessors, the preacher often played the Scrooge and humbugged the holiday. “Certainly we do not believe in the …

July 28, 1886

THE HEART OF THE GOSPEL.   “Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: pray you in Christ’s stead, be ye reconciled to God. For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that wo might be made the righteousness of God in him.” — …

2 Corinthians:5:20-21

September 27, 2018

“In every jot and every tittle of our heavenly charta, grace guided the pen. From first to last salvation is free.”   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 …

April 8, 2019

“Sinners; of whom I am chief.” – 1 Timothy 1:15   In the eyes of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the Apostle Paul was incomparable among mortal men. Indeed, Spurgeon began his sermon by asking, “Who among all the Scriptural writers can compare with Paul in the fullness of his testimony to the grace of God?” Spurgeon was puzzled …