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The latest feed from Maidenbower Baptist Church on SermonAudio.com.
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The text is Genesis 32:12, part of Jacob's prayer to the Lord his God: "For you said, 'I will surely treat you well…" In Spurgeon's translat...
The Lord speaks by Isaiah to offer rest and refreshment to weary souls, the prophet communicating industriously, simply, patiently, progress...
What happens when you pray? What should you expect? The foundation of our prayers is laid in God himself, in his faithful love, his gracious...
Spurgeon's gospel logic is uncomplicated, in principle and in practice, and it shows here. Our Lord says, "If you love me, keep my commandme...
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Here is another probing sermon, profitable even when painful. Here is the Christ walking among the Ephesian church in Revelation 2, first of...
The disciples were not inclined to believe that Jesus had risen from the dead. They were intelligent men, they were convinced Jews, and they...
Who can plumb the depths of our Lord's sorrows, or scale the heights of his joys? It was for the joy that was set before him that he endured...
I doubt that anyone who reads Spurgeon with any consistency and seriousness thinks of him as a soft preacher. Some may have a notion of him...
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"These are days of great looseness; everywhere I see great laxity of doctrinal belief, and gross carelessness in religious practice. Christi...
What distresses a true Christian? What makes a believer weep? In Psalm 119:136 we see a child of God grieved over sin. It is a constant grie...
Repeatedly, insistently, joyfully, earnestly, Spurgeon pounds away on the same drum: "Rejoice evermore!" His introduction is unusually long,...
Out of his comfort in his Father's sovereign grace, and his pleasure in revealing his Father, the Lord invites to come to him all who labour...
If you ever feel besieged, the Thessalonian believers would have sympathised with you. Paul, himself assaulted, nevertheless expressed his c...
Racing through his text, throwing light upon it from various angles, Spurgeon gives us a sermon full of hope, because full of Christ. He beg...
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A true child of God serves out of love, not for a carnal reward. Nevertheless, the Lord in his mercy makes certain promises toward those who...
A simple division and a thorough exposition form the bedrock of a sermon urging the saints to pray. Rising from Paul's plea to the Romans at...
Do you not love the broad, deep, clear promises and patterns of God's word? The ones that speak with simplicity and sufficiency to every sit...
The Christian life involves a growing depth of experience of and appreciation for the Lord Christ, a growing appetite to be like him. This i...
In this brief address, Spurgeon acknowledges that his text—"Now set your heart and your soul to seek the Lord your God"—fits best those who...
It is easy to reason from poverty that we should hold on to what we have. It is easy to reason from wealth that we should hoard what we have...
This is another simple sermon in two parts. Whereas the previous sermon offered a stark contrast between the wages of sin and the gift of li...
**Due to a technical error there is no video for this sermon.** David—his soul probed and prodded by the Lord—felt his sin to be ever before...
Spurgeon is not a mindless preacher, stuck in a rut of structure, though he is always recognisably himself in style. Here he begins with a b...
Sin deserves judgment. Your sin deserves God's judgment. In the first chapter of Isaiah, God declares his righteous judgment against the sin...
Having thought about why the church needs deacons, we turn next to the qualities which a church must look for in deacons. Among the things t...
Here is Spurgeon at the heart of his ministerial and pastoral calling: glorying in the cross of a crucified Christ. Here is the essential po...
It is all too easy to despise the needy, especially when they intrude upon us. Christ and his disciples were seeking privacy and peace in th...
The Lord Christ should be ever more glorious to us, his blood ever more precious, his salvation ever more wondrous. The simplest truths shou...
This sermon sounds a note of concern. The Second Letter to Timothy has a consistent awareness of certain threats to the gospel and its minis...
The first verse of Psalm 34 gives us a catechism of praise, telling us the who, and the what, and the whom, and the when, and the how of our...
Why does the church need deacons? To answer this question we consider carefully a division of labour established in Acts 6:1–7. The church n...
A simple sermon, and yet one that hits home. The texts is James 1:21–22, and Spurgeon does little more than run through the text, taking eac...
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Sometimes people ask a hard question: "Has God forgotten to be gracious?" It is not hard to answer, in one sense, but it shows a certain har...
Paul compacts the experience of salvation into one terse declaration. He tells the Galatian Christians what we were (slaves), what we became...
Having drawn the portrait of a persecutor from Herod's history in Acts 12, we turn now to Simon Peter and those around him. Tracing Peter's...
Elijah's plea was simple: "Let it be known that I have done all these things at your word." Spurgeon turns it in two directions. First, to o...
If you are setting off across the desert, you need water. If you are caught in the desert, you need water. If you have or will have a real t...
This psalm weaves together God's high character and man's deep need, not as contrasts but as counterpoints. We do not lose sight of Christ,...
Our Lord Jesus, insists Spurgeon, was not only a man of sorrows, but a man of joys. He knew joys in his humiliation, and he knows joys in hi...
Here is a song for the wilderness, delight for the desert pilgrim. The song has a strong foundation, for it is a song of God reconciled, of...
A brief devotion in preparation for a season of thanksgiving, considering Habakkuk's resolution to rejoice in the face of the loss not just...
What may seem to be a slightly twee title contains a very sweet truth: "My God will hear me." With such a brief phrase, Spurgeon simply unpa...