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Spurgeon and the Lord’s Use of Means
By Luke Stamps It is well known that the nineteenth century British Baptist preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon was a firm believer in both God’s sovereignty in salvation and the free offer of the gospel....
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Let Us Praise Mercy: A Thanksgiving Meditation from Spurgeon
By Luke Stamps - As those of us in America turn our attention toward Thanksgiving Day this week, I thought it would be appropriate to consider Spurgeon’s commentary on Psalm 100 which reads,...
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Who Reads Must Choose: Developing a Personal Canon of Theologians
By Luke Stamps - Harold Bloom once wrote about the Western literary canon, “The Canon’s true question remains: What shall the individual who still desires to read attempt to read, this late in...
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Muse Upon the Things of God
I had the privilege yesterday to preach to a church from Romans 12:1-2. It is a magnificent set of verses with very straightforward points. One of those key points is that we are not to be conformed to...
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Our Lord Jesus is Ever Giving
Recently, while preaching Romans 12:1-2, I was reminded of the great mercies of God that our ours in Christ. To fully understand God’s mercies (though they are truly incomprehensible) one must come to...
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Genuine Revival
Over the next several weeks I will be posting thoughts from the prince of preachers, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Spurgeon (1834-1892) had an incredible ministry at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London...
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Furnish Believers With Backbone and Muscle
Charles Spurgeon challenged his students to study and preach the whole counsel of God, both the Old and New Testaments. To withhold certain doctrines which do not appeal to the minister or which might...
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What Do We Have To Do With Sin?
Many times when we think of sin, we think of avoiding those kinds of transgressions that are considered heinous in our day. However, as Spurgeon points out, knowing that all sin is reprehensible...
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Rest on the Eternal Word of God
Herein lies a great reminder from Spurgeon concerning our faith in the objective work of Jesus Christ. Spurgeon was no stranger to despondency and discouragement, and here he reminds us that as we grow...
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Prayer Must Be Made Before Anything Else
We know Scripture says to pray without ceasing (1 Thess. 5:17). Spurgeon offers us a helpful reminder that before we do any action we must pray. This shows forth our dependence on God, knowing that...
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