Spurgeon opens by insisting that a minister must be able to call the gospel "our gospel" — having personally been saved by it, having fed on it until it has entered his very bones, and having proved its comfort through real trial — before working through a four-level scale of how the gospel is received: first, by those who hear words only (ranging from the completely unaffected, to the temporarily moved who weep and forget, to those whose outward lives improve without any inward change); seco...
5 Oct 2026
The Blind Man’s Earnest Cries
Spurgeon opens by using Bartimaeus as a mirror for every unconverted person who has heard the gospel repeatedly without responding — marveling that one brief sentence about Jesus passing by was enough to drive the blind beggar to prayer, while years of earnest preaching leave some hearers unmoved, their critical appreciation of style substituting for the desperate personal cry that alone can bring salvation. He then works through the excuses Bartimaeus never made — poverty, business pressure,...
4 Oct 2026
Withholding Corn
Spurgeon opens with the literal economic principle of his text — that a man who hoards grain during a famine to drive up prices earns the curse of every hungry neighbor, and that Scripture wisely legislates no specific penalty but simply records the self-acting judgment that the hoarder will be despised — before stepping up a rung to apply the same logic with far greater force to the withholding of the Bread of Eternal Life, arguing that if hoarding perishable grain is wicked, how much more w...
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