Spurgeon's Sermons

Thank you for this post. Very well done.

Thank you for sharing these sermons,they are introspective. I would be willing to pay to have the ads removed.

I recently read HOLY SPIRIT POWER by Spurgeon and was led to seek out his sermons and this podcast has become invaluable in my studies and has encouraged me so much because it’s hard to find a preacher today that preaches the word without apologizing for it. Whoever made this podcast has done a great justice to the christian community both new convert and steady believer. Thank you all!

I wish to commend those who are trying to keep alive Spurgeon sermons. I like this podcast. I listen to it often. I truly want it to succeed. But to do so it is very difficult for me to be able to listen all the way through an entire Spurgeon sermon. This is not because I am dumb. In fact, I have four university degrees, I have been at university professor in four countries, plus a certified school teacher in the United States. The problem is that the male voice used to read for this podcast seems to be forcing the function of reading, rather than attempting to be understood. There are no gaps, no pauses, it sounds like a male voice generated by AI. Like it is just trying to get through the sermon as quickly as possible. But our minds are not set up this way when we hear someone speak in person. The second thing is, I suggest a slight degree of editing, not the content of any of the sermons, but the things that Spurgeon said to his audience in his day, which are recorded in the sermon, but have nothing to do with the content. For example, in almost each sermon, Spurgeon is making comments to his local audience that are not relevant today. Comments about the weather, his being sick, about some travel that he made, about some experience he is undergone. I suggest these parenthetical discussions be omitted from the actual sermon that’s being read to us today. In other words, edit out the internal stuff of the day from the eternal proclamation within the sermon itself. Let me give you an example. Let’s assume John MacArthur starts out his sermon by discussing internal church business. Before that would ever be put into a podcast or a book of printed sermons, all of those internal topicalfluffy discussion points of the day would be removed. Spurgeon did the same thing. So why are they being spoken today? I wish you guys the best best with his podcast. I am trying my hardest to listen to Spurgeon sermons but it is difficult for the reasons I mentioned above.