A Gospel Sermon to Outsiders | Spurgeon Soul-Saving Classics | Mark

A soul-saving classic message by C H Spurgeon preached at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London in 1877.
00:57 Many persons who are really seeking the Saviour greatly need comforting.
12:31 Christ's calls are honest calls and guarantee blessing to those who accept them.
22:12 The comfort drawn from our calling should lead to immediate action.
'...Be of good comfort, rise; he calleth thee.' (Mark chapter 10 verse 49)
Sermon Extract: Our first point today is that some who are seeking Christ greatly need comforting. Secondly, their very best comfort lies in the fact that Jesus calls them. But thirdly, if they take the comfort of that call it urges them to immediate action. Be of good comfort, rise; he calleth thee.
Lightly edited and abridged for today
Read by Matthew Wainwright
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Amen. Praise God.

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“When he was saved it was by his believing in Christ” not by his deep -distress. You don’t have to have gone through deep distress to be sure of being saved! What a practical Gospel truth!

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