“LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED” C. H. Spurgeon “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a …
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OBADIAH C. H. Spurgeon ‘I thy servant fear the LORD from my youth.’ I Kings 18.12. I suspect that Elijah did not think very much of Obadiah. He does not treat him with any great consideration, but addresses him more sharply than one would expect from a fellow-believer. Elijah was the man of action – …
A SPIRITUAL MINISTRY This is our first question. Wherein may we look for the aid of the Holy Spirit? When we have spoken on this point, we will, very solemnly, consider a second—How may we lose that assistance? Let us pray that, by God’s blessing, this consideration may help us to retain it. Wherein may …
Extracts from an address to ministers and students by C. H. Spurgeon first published in 1900 more recently republished by The Banner of Truth in 1960 An all round Ministry.
WHEN I SEE THE BLOOD C. H. Spurgeon God’s people are always safe. But God’s people are only safe through the blood of Christ. They are bought with the precious blood of Christ. Nothing can hurt them because ‘the blood’ is upon them. It was so that night in Egypt; God spared because He saw …
ON CONVERSION AS OUR AIM Extracted from Lectures to my Students by C. H. Spurgeon The grand object of the Christian ministry is the glory of God. Whether souls are converted or not, if Jesus Christ be faithfully preached, the minister has not laboured in vain, for he is a sweet savour unto God as …
PUBLIC TESTIMONY: A DEBT TO GOD AND MAN A sermon delivered by C. H. Spurgeon, at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. `Then they said one to another, We do not well: this day is a day of good tidings, and we hold our peace: if we tarry till the morning light, some mischief will come upon …
LOOKING UP TO THE HILLS C. H. Spurgeon 1. `I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.’ It is wise to look to the strong for strength. Dwellers in valleys are subject to many disorders for which there is no cure but a sojourn in the uplands, and it …
ROWLAND HILL AND LADY ERSKINE C. H. Spurgeon Once when Rowland Hill was preaching, Lady Ann ErskinE happened to be driving by: she was in the outer ring of the circle, anD she asked the coach-man what all the people were there for. He replied ‘They are going to hear Rowland Hill.’ Well, she had …
THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE MINISTRY Extracts from ‘Lectures to my Students’ by C. H. Spurgeon I have selected a topic upon which it would be difficult to say anything which has not been often said before; but as the theme is of the highest importance it is good to dwell upon it frequently, and …