“Now God has made men upright, and it is a noble thing for a man to stand erect on his own feet; and it is a nobler thing still for a man to say that in Christ Jesus he has received that freedom[…]”

- Charles Spurgeon

“It strikes me that a “living” which becomes the gospel of Christ, is always a bold and fearless kind of living.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“[…]hold everything which you see to be in God’s Word with a tighter grasp, and do not give up even the little pieces of truth.”

- Charles Spurgeon

Discover the poetic soul of Charles Spurgeon.

Edited by Spurgeon scholar Geoff Chang, this collection includes 186 never-before-published poems penned by the “Prince of Preachers” and 43 poems and hymns published during his lifetime.

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“Show me a man that is habitually or frequently a liar, and you show me a man who will have his portion in the lake that burneth with fire and brimstone.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“[The gospel] tells the truth, the naked truth, and if men dislike it, the gospel cannot help it, but it states it.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“[…]if our conversation is such as becometh the gospel, we shall remember that the gospel is pre-eminently true.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“God is glorified in salvation, sinners are delivered from the wrath to come, and hell does not receive the multitudes of men[…]”

- Charles Spurgeon

“This is “good news,” for it tells that the cancer at the vitals of humanity has been cured; that the leprosy which rose even to the very brow of manhood has been taken away[…]”

- Charles Spurgeon

“Christ came into the world to take sin upon his shoulders and to carry it away, hurling it into the red sea of his atoning blood.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“As [Christ’s] hand first tore away the sin which doth so easily beset us, and helped us to run the race with patience, so that same hand shall hold out the olive branch of victory, shall weave it into a chaplet of glory, and put it about our brow.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“It is also called “the gospel of Christ,” because it is he who will be the finisher of it; he will put the finishing stroke to the work, as he laid the foundation stone.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“We may point to [Christ] in the manger, to him on the cross, to him risen, to him coming in the second advent, to him reigning as prince of the kings of the earth, yea, point to him everywhere, as the sum total of the gospel.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“The sum total, the pith, the marrow—what the old puritans would have called the quintessence of the gospel is, Christ Jesus[…]”

- Charles Spurgeon

“It is impossible to preach the gospel without preaching the person, the work, the offices, the character of Christ.”

- Charles Spurgeon

“We see in Christ Jesus the Alpha and the Omega of the gospel.”

- Charles Spurgeon

”[Christ] is the author of [the gospel] as its architect and as its builder.“

- Charles Spurgeon

“[…]if you understand Christ you understand the gospel.”

- Charles Spurgeon

Check out The Spurgeon Library sermon of the week, “The Gospel’s Power in a Christian’s Life,” by Charles Spurgeon, delivered in 1865. All quotes for this week will be from this resource.

To view this sermon, click the link below:
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“Beloved, it is through God that every good thing comes; and I am sure it is to him.”

- Charles Spurgeon