The Lord's Supper

Charles Haddon Spurgeon, (1834-1892), started preaching at the age of 15. He was a Reformed Baptist and defended the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith. He is still lovingly known as “The Prince of Preachers,” and his sermons are among the best in Christian literature. Many of these "sermonettes" were given in smaller groups of people.

CONTENTS

MYSTERIOUS VISITS
UNDER HIS SHADOW
UNDER THE APPLE TREE
OVER THE MOUNTAINS
FRAGRANT SPICES FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF MYRRH
THE WELL-BELOVED
THE SPICED WINE OF MY POMEGRANATE
THE WELL-BELOVED’S VINEYARD
REDEEMED SOULS FREED FROM FEAR
JESUS, THE GREAT OBJECT OF ASTONISHMENT
BANDS OF LOVE; OR, UNION TO CHRIST
I WILL GIVE YOU REST
THE MEMORABLE HYMN
JESUS ASLEEP ON A PILLOW
REAL CONTACT WITH JESUS
CHRIST AND HIS TABLE-COMPANIONS
A WORD FROM THE BELOVED’S OWN MOUTH
THE BELIEVER NOT AN ORPHAN
COMMUNION WITH CHRIST AND HIS PEOPLE
THE SIN-BEARER
SWOONING AND REVIVING AT CHRIST’S FEET
C.H. SPURGEON’S COMMUNION HYMN