Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit · Volume 16

60 extracted sermons (MTP 908–967). Uncovered numbers are not listed.

908. Assured Security in Christ 2 Timothy i. 12.
909. Voices from the Excellent Glory Matthew xvii. 5.
910. Overwhelming Obligations Psalm cxvi. 12.
911. The Putting Away of Sin Hebrews ix. 26.
912. The Glorious Hereafter and Ourselves 2 Corinthians v. 5.
913. Method and Music, or The Art of Holy and Happy Living Colossians iii. 17.
914. Work in Us and Work by Us Colossians i. 29.
915. Sinners Bound with the Cords of Sin Proverbs v. 22.
916. Delivered by C. H. Spurgeon, Numbers x. 29.
917. Precious, Honorable, Beloved Isaiah xliii. 4.
918. The Two Builders and Their Houses that is the popular notion. “What is the use of fretting about your heart? That is all transcendental nonsense. What can it signify ?” That is how the foolish builder comforted himself, and he doubtless sneered at the wise builder as a poor miserable creature, who was righteous overmuch, and melancholy. Outward appearance is everything with men, but nothing with God. The essential difference between the true child of God and the mere professor is not readily to be discovered, even by spiritual minds; but the Lord sees it. It is a secret mysterious something which the Lord prizes, “for he knoweth them that are his.” He separates between the precious and the vile. He putteth away the pretenders as dross, but he suffereth no sincere heart to be destroyed.
919. The King Feasting in His Garden
920. Backsliding Healed Hosea xiv. 4.
921. Nathanael and the Fig Tree
922. Sincerity and Duplicity
923. Prepare to Meet Thy God Amos iv. 12.
924. Jesus Only Matthew xvii. 8.
925. Individual Sin Laid on Jesus Isaiah liii. 6.
926. The Sine Qua Non John xiii. 8.
927. Bttetropolitam Cabernacle Bulpit.
928. A NEW SONG FOR NEW HEARTS. Isaiah xii. 1.
929. The Model Home Mission and the Model Home Missionary Acts x. 38.
930. AWAY WITH FEAR. Isaiah xli. 10.
931. Three Precious Things 1 Peter ii. 7. “Precious promises.”— 2 Peter i. 4. “Precious faith.”— 2 Peter i. 1.
932. How God Condemned Sin Romans viii. 3.
933. Angelic Studies Ephesians iii. 10.
934. Bands of Love Hosea xi. 4.
935. The Sad Wonder Mark vi. 6.
936. A Blessed Wonder Matthew viii. 10.
937. The Profit of Godliness in This Life
938. Stletropolitan Cabernacle Nutpit. Timothy ii.2,3.
939. The Pilgrim’s Grateful Recollections
940. The Winnowing Fan
941. The Tender Pity of the Lord Psalm ciii. 13, 14.
942. THE WAY. John xiv. 6.
943. Delivered on Lord’s-Day Morning, July 31, 1870 John ix. 4.
944. An Encouraging Lesson from Paul’s Conversion not to be a singular article for exhibition — but “to be a chosen vessel unto me to bear my name among the Gentiles.” Remarkable converts become themselves the most indefatigable servants of God. Paul put all the wheels of the church in more rapid motion than they ever knew before, and became himself one of the greatest wheels. Everywhere goeth he preaching the gospel, so that instrumentality is not silenced, but God helpeth it to a higher position than before. Was it not through Paul that many were called into the fellowship and afterwards into the work of Jesus Christ? Should we ever have heard of such as Timothy and Titus and others if Paul had not been their spiritual parent? So that here we have not only a master worker begotten by this non-instrumental work, but he also begetteth other workers, and so the work of God to distant generations receives an impetus from the conversion of one single man. No; God does not dishonour instrumentality. If he puts it by for awhile to glorify himself, he brings it forward again in due season and makes it brighter and more fit for his purpose.
945. Ripe Fruit Micah vii.1.
946. The Profit of Godliness in the Life to Come the only hope, the one unique hope, the one only hope of mankind. So would I tell you that on Christ’s cross there is written this day, “Spes unica” — the one hope of men. “Godliness hath the promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come,” but to nothing else anywhere, search for it high or low, on earth or sea, to nothing else is the promise given save to godliness alone.
947. Seeking for Jesus John vi. 24.
948. A String of Pearls
949. The Unconquerable King
950. Means for Restoring the Banished 2 Samuel xiv. 14.
951. The Unrivaled Eloquence of Jesus John vii. 46.
952. Negotiations for Peace Acts x. 36.
953. Done in a Day, but Wondered at For Ever Zechariah iii. 9, 10.
954. A Most Needful Prayer Concerning the Holy Spirit Psalm li. 11.
955. A Singular but Needful Question John v. 6.
956. Think Well and Do Well Psalm xxvi. 3.
957. Jesus No Phantom Matthew xiv. 26.
958. Stletropolitan Cabernacle Nutpit.
959. Right Replies to Right Requests
960. Iconoclast
961. The Saint One with His Savior 1 Corinthians vi. 17.
962. A Personal Application Hebrews ix. 26.
963. Our King Our Joy Psalm cxlix. 2.
964. The Essence of the Gospel John iii. 18. I
965. Purging Out the Leaven
966. Joseph’s Bones Hebrews xi. 22.
967. The Sages, The Star, and The Saviour Matthew ii. 2.

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