Ask Spurgeon

There are countless advisors who would instruct church leaders and pastors on how to grow their churches.

The answer is a significantly more simple than you might have imagined, yet in todays day and age, requiring great courage.

There should be no debate here: What should the preacher's greatest theme be?

And yet, the average pulpit today is void of this it completely!

Listen to Charles Spurgeon make a clear and compelling case for THE PREACHER'S GREATEST THEME!

Crucifixion was never meant to promote glory; it was meant to promote shame!

And yet, Jesus declared, "And I, when I am lifted up, will draw all men unto myself", or to put it differently, "When I am crucified, I will be glorified." 

How could this be?

Have you ever shared the gospel with someone, perhaps a friend or loved one, only to be told that the time wasn't right?

Or perhaps that's you: Someone who cared for you bid you accept God's offer of free grace, but you felt that at the present time, it just wasn't the right time.

Listen...

A person can, by their own efforts or with the help of others, reform themselves: They can change bad habits for good, forsake destructive behaviour for good. 

But to be regenerated, to be born again, this is an entirely different matter...

What does it mean to "see the kingdom of heaven"? 

Does that have to do with entry, or does it have to do with appreciation and enjoyment?

Listen to Spurgeon as he provides the answer, and shows how absolutely necessary it is for any who enter there, to be born again.

To fully appreciate the grace of God, we need to appreciate how far we have fallen...not some, but all!

The natural condition of the soul, that is, the state of the soul pre-grace, is worse than we could ever imagine.

Listen to Charles Spurgeon as he gives us a little bit of a closer look than we are prone to make ourselves...

It is a very important question: Having been given the GIFT of gifts, why are we so prone to discouragement and sadness?

Perhaps we need to spend more time considering the GIFT, meditating on the Saviour, becoming amazed with Jesus.

Listen to Charles Spurgeon encourage us from sadness to joy! 

Those who have known Jesus as a friend, will make the assertion: I know the answer. He is the answer?

But what has made Him so?

Listen to Charles Spurgeon give a most wonderful answer to the question: Who is the Friend that sticks closer than a brother? 

There is something organic about sin: It grows!

While sin in its infant stage may be held close to the chest, out of ear and eyeshot of others, it will grow to the point where it is impossible to be kept discreet.

To assume a secret sin today is to assure an amplified sin in the not too distant future!

Listen to Charles Spurgeon as he highlights some of the terrible dangers of secret sins.