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A few snapshots from Day 1 of our National Strategy Conference. Yesterday we celebrated the $600,000 and 43 grants that ACME gave away in 2025.

A phenomenal Day 2️⃣ of our National Strategy Conference.

180 years later, here are churches descended from Northern and Southern Baptists once again cooperating for the cause of missions and evangelism.

After seven years of God-given revival, Charles Spurgeon moved with his congregation to its iconic venue: London’s Metropolitan Tabernacle. Read the sermons from Spurgeon's years following a revival, complete with a period introduction from Geoff Chang: heritagebooks.org/products/spurg…

"You believe that the gospel will meet the need of any creature in the form of man, whether Jew or Gentile, Mahometan or heathen. You will keep wholly and only to the cross. There hangs our hope, as well as the hope of those to whom we go." - Spurgeon spurgeon.org/resource-libra…

Do you want to study church history #ForTheChurch? Our Spurgeon Fellows For the Church Cohort exists to explore the riches of church history and to equip students to better serve the church today. Participants also receive a 100% tuition scholarship for their first year in the

“We hold to the old Puritan idea, however, that no sermon is worthy of the name in which the gospel is not in some way presented.” - Spurgeon, S&T 1892, 36.

A. T. Pierson had the responsibility of preaching at the Met Tab during the fall and winter of 1891-92. As he preached and assisted in pastoral work, two things stood out to him about the Tabernacle's ministry: prayer and simplicity. Spurgeon Library spurgeon.org/resource-libra…

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"Someone went to hear a certain preacher last Sunday, and complained that he did not preach Christ. Another remarked that perhaps it was not the due season; but, my brethren, the due season for preaching Christ is every time you preach." - CHS, MTP 59, #3350

Let’s train some pastors! 9Marks crossway.org/books/the-9mar…

Happy birthday to the goat, Charles Spurgeon. Here are the sermon notes he preached and lectured from, housed at ⁦Midwestern Seminary⁩.

Excited about #MBTSBooks? We've got a BIG giveaway during the month of July! Enter to win the second set of Spurgeon’s Republished Sermons (Volumes 7-22) at mbts.edu/mbtsbooks

Submitted a manuscript today for this latest work - Spurgeon's Pastoral Wisdom: Articles on the Church and Ministry from The Sword and the Trowel. This is an organized collection of Spurgeon's best pastoral theology through 30 years of his monthly magazine. Coming soon!

"I do not marvel, however, at [Baxter's] earnestness in the pulpit, but what has made me consider him to be the very prince of preachers is the fact that he was equally earnest in the pastorate." - Spurgeon

In 1890, Spurgeon preached a sermon that would later be published as "His Own Funeral Sermon." This sermon was a tribute to a faithful deacon, W. Olney, but it is also a fitting tribute to all faithful servants who serve God in their own generation. spurgeon.org/resource-libra…

Grateful to have Jonathan Leeman back teaching our PhD Ecclesiology seminar this week at @mbts. We love having him and 9Marks as good partners as we teach the doctrine of the church for the church!

“A Jesus who never wept could never wipe away my tears.” - Your Only Comfort: Devotions for Hope in Suffering by Charles Spurgeon. Coming September 8. newgrowthpress.com/christian-book…

“We do not use instrumental music in the worship of God, because we consider that it would be a violation of the simplicity of our worship. We think it far better to hear the voices of Christian men and women than all the sounds, which can be made by instruments.” - Spurgeon

Spurgeon’s prayer at the end of a busy week.