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1:59:34

June 17, 2025 Show with Dr. Thomas J. Nettles on “Living By Revealed Truth: The Life & Pastoral Theology of Charles Haddon Spurgeon”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 1 year ago

51:11

And there's another book by Alex de Prima called Spurgeon and the Poor, How Gospel Compels Christian

29:16

Compel Them to Come In II | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

over 5 years ago

15:35

And unless you think, well, OK, well, I'm poor, but at least I'm only poor.

1:03:19

Session 4: A Marvelous Ministry: The Preaching of Charles Spurgeon, Part 1

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

45:56

Spurgeon was, in many ways, a rustic country lad. He was a bit of a bumpkin, and no one seemed to have high hopes that this country boy could ever succeed in London. Bloomsbury, the square where Spurgeon stayed, was not anywhere near the New Park Street church.

52:10

Session 8: Steadfast & Immovable: The Enduring Legacy of Spurgeon's Influence

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

42:06

Spurgeon was no egotist, nor was he arrogant or an overconfident man. He never claimed that all truth was obvious to him in such stark black and white clarity. He had a large heart. And in fact, he had a heart much larger than Parker's from the tone of those comments.

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Sean's Favorite Books - 2023

RFN

Room For Nuance

over 2 years ago

7:55

Number 10 Spurgeon in the poor by Alex de Prima. Here's what I'll tell you about this book.

29:53

Compel Them to Come In I | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

over 5 years ago

10:22

Spurgeon is himself in this sermon a model both of what it means to respond to the Word of God and someone who's then Communicating that to others. There's a Christlike passion and fervor in the way that he handles his text and deals with his congregation.

1:46:22

Online Roundtable Discussion - The Enduring Legacy Of Charles Spurgeon

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

19 days ago

30:41

Spurgeon was obviously the visitor. We're led to believe, again, there may have only been a dozen or so people there in the chapel that morning, and Spurgeon was the oddity, the outsider. And so he was addressed, young man, preacher said, you look miserable and you'll be miserable in life and miserable in death unless you obey my text.

59:42

Session 3: Look and Live: The Conversion of Charles Spurgeon

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

44:44

Oh, poor sinner, look unto me, look unto me.

1:34:31

Charles Spurgeon And Prayer - Interview With Pastor Keeney Dickenson

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

19 days ago

7:32

Spurgeon was known for his powerful Christ -centered preaching and his uncompromising commitment to biblical truth. Spurgeon regularly drew thousands to hear him proclaim the gospel. He believed and he practiced and he sought Puritanic piety and godliness in his life.

1:59:57

August 31, 2016 Show with Ray Rhodes, Jr. on “The Marriage of Charles & Susannah Spurgeon: Lessons to be Learned from a Godly Couple”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 9 years ago

1:45:16

So Spurgeon goes back home. 1891 is the last time he preaches at the Metropolitan Tabernacle.

1:59:54

March 13, 2023 Show with Dr. Barry York on “Mercy: The Fruit of Biblical Worship”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 3 years ago

1:24:52

Spurgeon, you're aware of Spurgeon.

25:59

Do you like Spurgeon?

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 10 years ago

14:41

Spurgeon, scarcely a minister looks on us or speaks favorable of us because we hold strong views upon the divine sovereignty of God and His divine electings and special love towards His own people. Are you sure you like Spurgeon?

57:08

Session 5: A Marvelous Ministry: The Preaching of Charles Spurgeon, Part 2

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

48:52

Spurgeon hadn't uttered a peep about it, but because of his popularity and influence, many of his closest friends and fellow ministers were insistent, you need to take one side or another. Now, if I read things correctly, it seems to me Spurgeon wasn't at all happy about being forced into this position.

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Great Christian Biographies with John Piper: Charles Spurgeon 2

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

about 4 years ago

12:41

Spurgeon is a great example of loving the whole of Biblical truth and exulting over it in the pulpit. So that's the end of point number one one more to Spurgeon loved people and Labored to win them and build them so first one he loved truth and he exulted over it in the pulpit and the second one now is he loved people and Labored and we'll underline that word labor To win them and Build them.

25:53

Are You Sure You Really Like Spurgeon?

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 11 years ago

14:36

Spurgeon. Scarcely a minister looks on us or speaks favorable of us because we hold strong views upon the divine sovereignty of God and his divine electings and special love towards his own people. Are you sure you like Spurgeon?

1:05:35

Session 7: Greatheart at War: The Controversies of Charles Spurgeon

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

16:57

Spurgeon was old and he was old fashioned in almost every way that is unfashionable. But you try this for yourself. Read a few Spurgeon sermons and then try to read a few of Parker's sermons. They're online.

43:00

Session 9: Spurgeon & Cigars; Grace Church Update; Q&A

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

6:19

Poor old George was dying for his pipe.

1:59:37

August 26, 2024 Show with Ed Romine on “The Booming Baritone Bell of England: The Pedagogy & Practice of Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s Open-Air Preaching”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 2 years ago

1:34:48

Spurgeon got up on a pedestal there at the Grandstand, the old 19th century horse riding event in London, and because he was Spurgeon at that time, he could already gather a crowd, so those sermons really seem like they're more congregational.

1:16:29

Session 1: A Precocious Heart and Mind: The Childhood of Charles Spurgeon

Kootenai Church

about 5 years ago

41:10

Spurgeon's father and grandfather both being pastors and he'd spent his first six years in the grandfather's house the next four years with his father reading their books Puritan works and he himself grew up there for talking and Acting like a pastor and thinking like a pastor.

6:44

Glimpses Of Godly Historical Figures - Charles Spurgeon

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

22 days ago

4:05

He knew what it meant to walk in sorrow, but he also knew where to take it, to the rock of ages, Jesus Christ. Spurgeon contended for the faith. Spurgeon's boldness didn't waver with age. When liberal theology swept through the churches, he stood firm.