Waters from Cherith

CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 28–30
Why did the Lord of every fountain cry, ‘I thirst’? Reflecting on John 19:28–30, C. H. Spurgeon considers Christ’s true humanity, His sympathy with our weakness and His suffering in the sinner’s place. He calls us to trust the finished work of our Substitute, thirst for holiness and long for the salvation of others.

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Korah's Rebellion
Numbers 16:3
Korah’s rebellion clothed ambition in flattering words about the holiness of the people. Joseph Hall uncovers the envy beneath this challenge to Moses and Aaron, and the danger of leaders drawing others into sin. He calls us to persevere where God has placed us, trust him with his own cause, and answer ambition with thankfulness.

Waters from Cherith is an official sermons podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.

Listen to our other podcasts:
The Word in Your Ear
Sermons from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
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Sword & Trowel
Reformed Articles and Ministry on Vital Topics
https://feeds.captivate.fm/sword-trowel/

For an extensive collection of sermons, articles and other materials, visit:
https://metropolitantabernacle.org/

CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 23–37
How should the love of Christ at the cross move our hearts? Reflecting on John 19:23–37, C. H. Spurgeon traces the fulfilment of Scripture through the soldiers’ actions, the Saviour’s care for His mother and His finished redeeming work. He calls us to willing obedience and points to cleansing from sin’s guilt and power through Christ.

Waters from Cherith is an official sermons podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.

Listen to our other podcasts:
The Word in Your Ear
Sermons from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
https://feeds.captivate.fm/word-in-your-ear/

Sword & Trowel
Reformed Articles and Ministry on Vital Topics
https://feeds.captivate.fm/sword-trowel/

For an extensive collection of sermons, articles and other materials, visit:
https://metropolitantabernacle.org/

Let Us Go Up
Numbers 13:30
Caleb saw the same giants and fortified cities as the other spies, yet urged Israel to go forward. Joseph Hall contrasts the courage of faith with the fear that made the people long for Egypt. Moses and Aaron’s patient pleading, and God’s appearing in their extremity, warn us against drawing back when obedience becomes difficult.

Waters from Cherith is an official sermons podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.

Listen to our other podcasts:
The Word in Your Ear
Sermons from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
https://feeds.captivate.fm/word-in-your-ear/

Sword & Trowel
Reformed Articles and Ministry on Vital Topics
https://feeds.captivate.fm/sword-trowel/

For an extensive collection of sermons, articles and other materials, visit:
https://metropolitantabernacle.org/

CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 1–22
Will we receive the rejected Saviour as our King? Reflecting on John 19:1–22, C. H. Spurgeon considers Christ’s suffering, divine majesty and tender mercy amid cruelty and mockery. He contrasts Pilate’s weakness and the crowd’s rejection with the greatness of the willing Lamb of God, calling us to bow gladly before the Crucified.

Waters from Cherith is an official sermons podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.

Listen to our other podcasts:
The Word in Your Ear
Sermons from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
https://feeds.captivate.fm/word-in-your-ear/

Sword & Trowel
Reformed Articles and Ministry on Vital Topics
https://feeds.captivate.fm/sword-trowel/

For an extensive collection of sermons, articles and other materials, visit:
https://metropolitantabernacle.org/