Resources by Charles Spurgeon
Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) served as the Pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, England for nearly forty years and is the founder of Spurgeon’s College. Having preached to over 10 million people in his lifetime and being widely considered the “Prince of Preachers,” Spurgeon published more words in the English language than any other Christian in history and baptized more than 14,000 converts.

The Gospel is a Miracle by Charles Spurgeon
Why, dear reader, if such be your case, do you crave for signs and wonders?

The God Who Acknowledges You by Charles Spurgeon
Oh, wondrous grace of God, that he owns his son when that son is still an Egyptian slave.

The Fullness of Jesus by Charles Spurgeon
Oh, what a fulness must this be of which all receive!

The Father Sent the Son to be the Savior of the World by Charles Spurgeon
Didst thou ever consider the depth of love in the heart of Jehovah, when God the Father equipped his Son for the great enterprise of mercy?

The Danger of Being 'Almost Persuaded' by Charles Spurgeon
You have often trembled while I have told you of your sins and of the wrath to come, but you have met your bad companion at the door, or you have gone home and attended parties of gaiety, and every godly thought has been quenched.

The Broad Wall by Charles Spurgeon
We walk at liberty, because we keep his precepts.

The Branch Can Bear Fruit of Itself by Charles Spurgeon
Oh! to trust Jesus for fruit as well as for life.

The Beautiful Church by Charles Spurgeon
The Lord's admiration of his Church is very wonderful, and his description of her beauty is very glowing.

The Ark of Jesus Christ by Charles Spurgeon
If thou art still crying after and craving after something better, Christ has not forgotten thee, for thou hast not quite forgotten him.

That Monster, Unbelief by Charles Spurgeon
Strive with all diligence to keep out that monster unbelief.

Take Your Heart to Calvary by Charles Spurgeon
Outward signs of religious emotion, are easily manifested and are frequently hypocritical; but to feel true repentance is far more difficult, and consequently far less common.

Take Up Thy Bed and Walk by Charles Spurgeon
It is a very sad reflection that tens of thousands are now waiting in the use of means, and ordinances, and vows, and resolutions, and have so waited time out of mind, in vain, utterly in vain.

Take God Into Your Daily Calculations by Charles Spurgeon
A great many persons go about their supposed lifework without thinking about God.

Sufficient Forever by Charles Spurgeon
This patience of the saints proves the power of divine grace.

Study Him in His Primeval Glory by Charles Spurgeon
High thoughts of Christ will enable us to act consistently with our relations towards him and increase our love.

Stand Still by Charles Spurgeon
But Faith listens neither to Presumption, nor to Despair, nor to Cowardice, nor to Precipitancy, but it hears God say, "Stand still," and immovable as a rock it stands.

Spurgeon on Preaching with Feeling by Charles Spurgeon
A sinner has a heart as well as a head; a sinner has emotions as well as thoughts; and we must appeal to both.

Sing Habitually the Praises of the Father in Heaven by Charles Spurgeon
Let no thought distress you about death's coming to you at an unseasonable hour. Should it come to-morrow should it come now, if your faith is fixed on nothing less than Jesu's blood and righteousness, you shall see the face of God with acceptance.

Salvation for the Sinking by Charles Spurgeon
Our extremities are the Lord's opportunities.

Rise, for the Lord is Risen! by Charles Spurgeon
The resurrection is the corner-stone of the entire building of Christianity.

Returning to Your First Love by Charles Spurgeon
O quicken us that we may return to our first love, and do our first works!

Rejoice and Be Exceedingly Glad! by Charles Spurgeon
He is not robbed of any glory, but his name is now surrounded with brighter lustre than ever.

Quiet Resting Places by Charles Spurgeon
At this hour we rest . . .

Prevailing Prayer by Charles Spurgeon
Prevailing prayer takes the Christian to Carmel, and enables him to cover heaven with clouds of blessing, and earth with floods of mercy.

Preach Christ or Go Home by Charles Spurgeon
If a man can preach one sermon without mentioning Christ’s name in it, it ought to be his last, certainly the last that any Christian ought to go to hear him preach.

Pray for God's Glory, Not Your Own by Charles Spurgeon
Such a petition, fervently presented, will elevate the spirit of all your devotions.

Perfect by Charles Spurgeon
In God's sight, you are "complete in him."

Partakers of the Divine Nature by Charles Spurgeon
Oh! marvellous mystery! we look into it, but who shall understand it?

Our Darling Sin Must Die by Charles Spurgeon
Our darling sin must die. Spare it not for its much crying.

Oh, The Intensity of the Divine Love of the Father to the Son! by Charles Spurgeon
This Fall and this redemption, and the story as a whole, so far as the divine purpose is concerned, are the fruit of the Father’s love to the Son and his delight in glorifying the Son.

Oh, Lord, Plead My Cause! by Charles Spurgeon
O children of God, seek after a vital experience of the Lord's lovingkindness, and when you have it, speak positively of it; sing gratefully; shout triumphantly.

Nothing is Neutral by Charles Spurgeon
No neutralities can exist in religion.

More Than Conquerors by Charles Spurgeon
This is the only way to give it a death-blow.

Mind the Back Way to Hell by Charles Spurgeon
No greater eagerness will ever be seen among Satanic tormentors, than in that day when devils drag the hypocrite's soul down to perdition.

May We Never Take a Dry-Eyed Look at Sin by Charles Spurgeon
Can we, when we are reminded of our sins, and their exceeding sinfulness, remain stolid and stubborn?

Marvelous Lovingkindness! by Charles Spurgeon
What golden sentences drop from his gracious lips!

Love that Refreshes the Soul by Charles Spurgeon
Does not this make thee love Jesus?

Lord, Shut Me In! by Charles Spurgeon
Noah was shut in away from all the world by the hand of divine love.

Lord, Paint Upon the Eyeballs of Our Soul by Charles Spurgeon
Let us chide ourselves for past forgetfulness, and pray for grace ever to bear him in fondest remembrance.

Lord, Give Us the Sense That We are Yours by Charles Spurgeon
Let me have a present, personal, infallible, indisputable sense that I am thine, and that thou art mine.

Lord, Give Us an Open Heart by Charles Spurgeon
Lord, evermore give me an opened heart.

Looking to the Future with Hope by Charles Spurgeon
The joys of heaven will surely compensate for the sorrows of earth.

Like Two Men Trapped in the Snow by Charles Spurgeon
In order to become spiritually vigorous, we must seek the spiritual good of others.

Like Light and Heat from the Same Sun by Charles Spurgeon
Let faith and life be put together, and, like the two abutments of an arch, they will make our piety enduring.

Light and Darkness by Charles Spurgeon
A believer has two principles at work within him.

Let Me No Longer Be Found Wanting by Charles Spurgeon
You will find it a holy exercise to read some psalm of David, and, as you meditate upon each verse, to ask yourself, "Can I say this? Have I felt as David felt?"

Let January Open With Joy
A New Year's Devotion from Charles Spurgeon
We open the gates of the year to the sweet strains of the harp of joy!

Lead Me in Thy Truth by Charles Spurgeon
Our faith will be tried faith, and if it be of the true kind, it will bear continued trial without yielding.

Launch Out into the Deep by Charles Spurgeon
But with Christ we can do all things.

Keep the Altar of Private Prayer Burning by Charles Spurgeon
God loves to see the hearts of his people glowing towards himself.