iPhone
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Every sermon Spurgeon preached, to read or hear. Over 3,500 sermons, a scholar’s guide to the very best, and his Morning and Evening for every day.
Android
Coming soon to Google Play
A look inside
What’s in the app
Every sermon, read or heard
All 3,546 of Spurgeon’s published sermons. Read any of them, or listen while you drive, walk or work. The sermons are read aloud by an AI voice.
Start with the very best
A scholar who has read every sermon gave each one up to four stars, so you always know where to begin.
Read along as you listen
The words follow the voice, sentence by sentence. Highlight what stays with you and add your own notes.
Morning and Evening
Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening, Faith’s Checkbook and Gleanings, with a calendar of the days you’ve read and reminders when you want them.
For whatever you face
Browse by topic, by book of the Bible or by year, from his first sermon to his last, or search by title, verse or number.
Yours on every device
Sign in with Apple, Google or your email, and your place, saved sermons, highlights and notes follow you. Sermons you’ve opened read without a connection.
Questions
When can I download it?
Spurgeon HQ is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. The buttons and QR codes on this page will take you straight to it as soon as it’s there.
Which phones does it work on?
iPhone and Android phones.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Sign in with Apple (on iPhone), Google or your email, so your reading follows you to every device and nothing is lost if you change phones.
Who reads the sermons aloud?
An AI voice, not a human narrator. Each sermon’s audio is made from its printed text, and the words on screen follow it sentence by sentence.
Where do the sermons come from?
Spurgeon’s sermons are in the public domain. The texts come from the printed volumes of the New Park Street and Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit, and a few from Spurgeon Gems.
Until then, read them here
Every sermon is on this site too, ranked by the scholar and sorted by topic, book of the Bible and year.