Charles Spurgeon

When was there a time when the Gospel of Christ did not exist? Can you point your finger to ‘a period when the religion of Jesus was an unheard of thing? “Yes,” one replies, “before

God’s name, like Himself is abiding. It is eternal. Even if the last harp of the glorified had been touched with the last fingers; if the last praise of the saints had ceased; if the

In the French revolution, a young man was condemned to the guillotine, and shut up in one of the prisons. He was greatly loved by many, but there was one who loved him more than

Suppose a fire in the upper room of a house, and the people gathered in the street. A child is in the upper story: how is he to escape? He cannot leap down,—that were to

Afar off, one can hardly tell which is mountain and which is cloud. The clouds rise with peaks and summits, all apparently as solid, and certainly as glistening, as the snow-clad Alps, so that the

I heard two persons on the Wengern Alp talking by the hour together of the names of ferns; not a word about their characteristics, uses, or habits, but a medley of crack-jaw titles and nothing

We lack men of apostolic zeal. Converted in a most singular way, by a direct interposition from heaven, Paul from that time forward became an earnest man. He had always been earnest, in his sins,

Oh, Christians, never be satisfied with being merely saved. Up with you! Away off! Go onward, up the path of loving duty to the high mountains, to the clearer light, to the brighter joy. If