This sermon by Charles Spurgeon teaches that anyone who truly calls on God through prayer and faith in Jesus Christ will be saved, no matter who they are or what sins they have committed. Spurgeon explains that being saved means two things: being forgiven for the wrong things we've done and being given the power to stop living in sinful ways. He emphasizes that salvation doesn't require fancy feelings, special dreams, priests, or even knowing how to read—all that's needed is to admit you're a sinner, trust that Jesus died to save you, and sincerely pray to God for help.

Delivered on July 12, 1857.