Topics · The Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon

God

Who God is and what he does: his attributes, providence, promises and care.

Who Jesus is: his person, names, offices and character.

What Jesus did, from his birth to his ascension: his ministry, sufferings and victory.

Christ’s death for sinners: the atonement, his blood and substitution.

The Spirit’s person and work, his light and his gifts.

Scripture itself, God’s law and the history and pictures of the Old Testament.

The heart and mind of man, sin itself and particular sins.

The gospel call: sermons urging the hearer to repent, believe and not delay.

What God gives to those who believe: faith, forgiveness, new birth, adoption, assurance.

Election, effectual calling, perseverance and the covenant.

Union and fellowship with Christ, love for God, his guidance and the fear of God.

Prayer, praise, worship and meditation.

Sanctification, obedience, steadfastness, and backsliding and restoration.

Virtues and failings: humility, joy, patience, love, zeal, idleness and more.

Serving Christ and making him known: evangelism, missions, testimony, stewardship.

Suffering, fear, sorrow and sickness, and the comfort, strength and hope God gives.

Satan, temptation, angels and the believer’s victory.

The church and its ministry: preaching, revival, the ordinances, leaders and false teaching.

Death, judgment, heaven and hell, the resurrection and Christ’s return.

Sermons to the young and the old, and on family life.

The scholar’s “Biography” topics: sermons on one person’s life.

The scholar’s own catch-all, kept as he has it.