“Love Thy Neighbour” | Charles Spurgeon Sermon | Matthew

Matthew 19:19 - “Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.”
In this sermon, Spurgeon reflects on Jesus’s standard of loving one’s neighbor as oneself, and highlights the Christian’s responsibility to show practical compassion and kindness towards others, regardless of social or cultural differences.
Topics Addressed: Gospel, Love, Compassion, Generosity, Service, Empathy, Relationships, Humility
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“Love Thy Neighbour” a sermon by C. H. Spurgeon, delivered on August 9, 1857. Read by: Joel Griffis
(On some occasions, certain words or phrases may be modernized or adapted to aid understanding.)

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Though this sermon is an old one, it is still timely. Because God's word isn't old. It's timeless.

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It always amazes me what a gift of analysis our brother Charles Spurgeon possessed, and used for the glory of God, and I rejoice that this precious ministry continues to broadcast his admonitions to Christ's Bride today.