Twelve Sermons on Soul Winning
Charles H. Spurgeon · delivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle
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Twelve Sermons on Soul Winning
This Fleming H. Revell volume gathers twelve sermons Charles H. Spurgeon preached at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. In a short note “The Author to the Reader,” Spurgeon says friends often asked which of his printed discourses they could distribute with the greatest hope of doing good. He therefore chose twelve from the sixteen hundred and sixty sermons then in print — sermons already used, he writes, by the Holy Spirit to lead many to Jesus. The collection is concerned with Christian evangelism, conversion, preaching, and winning souls: coming to Christ, personal salvation, faith, grace, the atonement, and simple trust in the Saviour.
Author: Charles H. Spurgeon (1834–1892)
Preached at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington
Published by Fleming H. Revell, New York and Chicago
- 12 sermons
- English
- Public-domain text
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Contents
The Author to the Reader — Spurgeon’s preface to the collection.
1 Peter 2:42Your Personal Salvation
1 Peter 1:9–12 · Psalm 119:413All Things Are Ready. Come.
Luke 14:174Jesus Only
Matthew 17:85Faith: What Is It? How Can It Be Obtained?
Ephesians 2:86The Little Dogs
Matthew 15:26–27 · Mark 7:27–287Salvation by Works, a Criminal Doctrine
Galatians 2:218Number 1,500, or Lifting Up the Brazen Serpent
Numbers 21:99The Great Arbitration Case
Job 9:3310The Lord, the Liberator
Psalm 146:711Sin Laid on Jesus
Isaiah 53:612Only Trust Him! Only Trust Him!
Luke 17:12–14