Charles Spurgeon preaches, “These who saw Christ’s day before it came, had great differences as to what they knew,… But they were all washed in the same blood, all redeemed with the same ransom price, and made members of the same body, Israel in the covenant of grace is not natural Israel, but all believers [...]
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Charles Spurgeon was a Baptist, but was He a Dispensationalist?
Posted: June 13, 2010 by Michael Dewalt in Charles H. Spurgeon, Dispensationalism, Sundays with Spurgeon2
When a shepherd has at last overtaken his poor, silly, wandering sheep, he does not straightway fall to scolding or beating it for having cost him so much toil and trouble. No; but he observes that it is very weary, that it has torn itself among thorns, and cut itself among jagged rocks, and therefore [...]
CHARLES SPURGEON’S LOVE FOR CHRIST: Part Three
Posted: February 4, 2008 by Michael Dewalt in Charles H. Spurgeon, Christ, The Sword and the TrowelCharles Spurgeon’s Christ-likeness in The Sword and the Trowel This leads us to how Charles Spurgeon lived what he preached. From the day of the winter storm which led him into a Methodist church in 1834 until his death in 1892, Spurgeon lived out the gospel that saved him. His life was full of difficulties, [...]
CHARLES SPURGEON’S LOVE FOR CHRIST: Part Two
Posted: January 30, 2008 by Michael Dewalt in Charles H. Spurgeon, Christ, The Sword and the TrowelI. Charles Spurgeon Centrality of The Sword and the Trowel Charles Spurgeon published his first magazine with only one article, What Shall be Done for Jesus? In this article he introduces the reasoning behind his ministry and most of all his number one passion in life, Christ. Spurgeon saw the importance to make his first [...]
CHARLES SPURGEON’S LOVE FOR CHRIST: Part One
Posted: January 29, 2008 by Michael Dewalt in Charles H. Spurgeon, The Sword and the TrowelI. Charles Spurgeon’s Reasoning of The Sword and the Trowel Charles Haddon Spurgeon, well known for being called the “prince of preachers” with his massive 63 volume set of sermons, was one of the most famous Baptist preachers of all time. Many others might know him for his well known commentary on the book of [...]
Sundays with Spurgeon
Posted: January 27, 2008 by Michael Dewalt in Charles H. Spurgeon, Sundays with SpurgeonStarting this week until the end of the year on Sunday’s will be a post from C.H. Spurgeon’s sermons, writings, books, commentaries, and magazine article’s. May you ever enjoy his riches of describing Christ and learn well. “And of his fulness have all we received.” — John 1:16These words tell us that there is a [...]
