- The March! (Last of The New Park Street Pulpit sermons.)
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 31, 1861
The sermon reads Moses’ prayer as a continuing watchword for God’s church and as a typological anticipation of Christ’s resurrection and ascension. The church is portrayed as a pilgrim people guided by God’s providence,…
- Christ Set Forth As a Propitiation
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 29, 1861
The sermon presents Christ’s death as God’s appointed propitiation, or mercy seat, through which sin is covered and reconciliation with God is offered. Salvation rests on Christ alone, not on the sinner’s repentance, em…
- The Interest of Christ and His People in Each Other
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 29, 1861
The sermon presents salvation as grounded in God’s eternal choice and Christ’s effective purchase of his people. Christ gives himself to believers through his incarnation, substitutionary suffering, death, resurrection,…
- Evangelical Congratulation
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 25, 1861
The sermon presents human beings as fundamentally fallen and spiritually dead, so external reform cannot produce the new creation they need. Salvation and genuine renovation come through the Gospel, which proclaims Jesu…
- The First Sermon in the Tabernacle
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 25, 1861
The sermon presents a strongly Christ-centered theology: Jesus is very God, the only Redeemer, and the sole authoritative Teacher and Lawgiver of the church. His atoning blood reconciles sinners to God, and the proclama…
- The Silver Trumpet
Metropolitan Tabernacle · Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 24, 1861
The sermon teaches that humanity is deeply and helplessly corrupted by sin, including religious hypocrisy and destructive influence on others. Yet Isaiah 1:18 gives a broad and powerful invitation: even the worst sinner…