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Ephesus' Warning: Spurgeon on the Church's Forgotten First Love

Dive into the heart of spiritual devotion with "Ephesus' Warning: Spurgeon on the Church's Forgotten First Love." This video revisits the poignant sermon delivered by the revered C.H. Spurgeon, focusing on the church at Ephesus as described in Revelation 2:4-5. Spurgeon masterfully dissects the critical issue of the church's waning love for Christ, despite its commendable works and labor. This sermon, delivered at New Park Street Chapel in 1858, offers timeless insights into the dangers of spiritual complacency and the imperative of maintaining a fervent, passionate love for Christ. It's a compelling call for modern believers to examine their hearts, rekindle their initial zeal, and truly prioritize their relationship with Jesus. This video is essential for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual journey and avoid the pitfalls that befell the early church.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIqWQSIbrXA&t=1stwitter @TurnOrBurn 

Spurgeon's Shocking Revelation: The Dying Thief's Path to Paradise!

The Dying Thief in a New Light" is an insightful exploration of the biblical story of the criminal crucified alongside Jesus, offering a fresh perspective on his profound faith and immediate salvation. This narrative delves into the thief's remarkable confession of guilt, his unwavering belief in Christ amidst his own suffering, and the significance of his last-minute conversion. It challenges traditional views by highlighting the thief's sincerity, the depth of his spiritual understanding, and the immediate assurance of paradise given to him by Jesus. The story serves as a powerful testament to the transformative power of faith and the boundless grace of God, even in life's final moments. It encourages modern believers to live authentically, demonstrating their faith through actions and embracing their earthly journey as an opportunity for dedicated service to Christ. This fresh take on the dying thief's story offers inspiration and a deeper understanding of redemption and grace.To continue listening, you can choose whichever platform you would like to listen from:bitchute.com: rumble.com: YouTube: twitter 

The Disowned: A Deep Dive into Matthew 7:21-23 "Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven."

In this powerful sermon, originally delivered by the renowned preacher Charles Spurgeon , we explore the heart-stirring and thought-provoking passage of Matthew 7:21-23. This sermon delves deep into the profound words of Jesus, challenging our understanding of true discipleship and the stark reality of divine judgment."The Disowned" is not just a sermon; it's an awakening. It questions the very core of our spiritual life, compelling us to reflect on the authenticity of our faith and actions. As Charles Spurgeon  navigates through this critical passage, he encourages a deep self-examination and a sincere commitment to doing the will of God, not just in words, but in deeds.This sermon, originally preached on April 22nd, 1877, remains as relevant today as it was then. It's a call to each of us to genuinely examine our relationship with Christ, ensuring we are not among those who merely profess Lordship with their lips while their hearts are far from Him.In our modern rendition of this timeless message, we've carefully preserved the essence of Charles Spurgeon original words while making them accessible to a 21st-century audience. Join us in rediscovering this powerful message and reflect on whether our lives truly align with the will of the Father.https://www.oldtimepreaching.com/

Charles Spurgeon on Faithful Stewardship: The Lesson of 'The Two Talents

In this episode, we delve into Charles Haddon Spurgeon's profound sermon, 'The Two Talents,' originally delivered in 1858. Spurgeon, known for his eloquent preaching and deep biblical insight, takes us through the parable from Matthew 25:22-23, where talents are entrusted to servants. He masterfully unfolds the layers of this story, emphasizing the significance of faithfully utilizing the gifts God has given us. Whether small or great, every talent is a divine responsibility. Join us as we explore how this timeless message applies to our daily lives, encouraging us to act with diligence and faith in our stewardship of God's gifts.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKtTR7iGAwA&t=295shttps://www.oldtimepreaching.com/