Conscious of God’s mighty works in other places, Spurgeon here stirs up the members of the church he serves to pray to God to accomplish what he alone can do, to cry out for the Holy Spirit. Spurgeon is emphatic about what the Spirit does and why we depend upon him utterly, and earnest about us getting on our knees to cry out for the mercies which he alone can bestow in bringing Christ into the hearts of men and making us truly to live for the praise of the glory of God. A wonderful call to prayer!
Christ the Glory of his People (S826)
The Pleiades and Orion (S818)
The Privileged Man (S813)
Apostolic Exhortation (S804)
Special Protracted Prayer (S798)
A Song, A Solace, A Sermon, and a Summons (S787)
Christus et Ego (S781)
A Sharp Knife for the Vine-Branches (S774)
Serving the Lord with Gladness (S769)
Grace—The One Way of Salvation (S765)
Work (S756)
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ (S745)
Grieve Not the Holy Spirit (S738)
The Dawn of Revival; or, Prayer Speedily Answered (S734)
A Message from God to His Church and People (S725)
Pray for Jesus (S717)
The Church Aroused (S716)
Fields White For Harvest (S706)
God’s Cure for Man’s Weakness (S697)
Lively Reading - The Voice of the Cholera (S705)
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