Charles Metcalf
Transformation Church
Teaching on fear, trust, and taking the next step of faith.
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Preachers
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Contemporary Sermons
Damon Thompson
Damon Thompson Ministries / The Homestead
A catalog of sermons published through the official Damon Thompson Ministries channel.
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Crazy Love Ministries
Messages on following Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and dependence on God.
Open archive →Mike Todd
Transformation Church
Sermons on obedience, spiritual growth, and faith in everyday life.
Open archive →Philip Anthony Mitchell
2819 Church
A catalog of sermons by Philip Anthony Mitchell published through the official 2819 Church channel.
Open archive →Sarah Jakes Roberts
The Potter’s House of Dallas
Messages on faith, restoration, and responding to God through change.
Open archive →Steven Furtick
Elevation Church
A catalog of sermons published through Steven Furtick's official channel.
Open archive →T.D. Jakes
The Potter’s House of Dallas
Sermons on faith, perseverance, and life with Christ.
Open archive →Touré Roberts
The Potter’s House / ONE
Teaching on purpose, work, and an intentional life of faith.
Open archive →Historical Sermons
Read Spurgeon’s 19 full texts from Talks to Farmers (1889), and follow credited source editions for more Spurgeon sermons and collections by John Wesley and Jonathan Edwards.
Charles H. Spurgeon
New Park Street Chapel / Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
1834–1892 · Victorian Britain. Nineteen sermons from the 1889 edition of Talks to Farmers, with full texts and study notes.
Open archive →John Wesley
Historical Methodist preaching
Anglican minister and leader of the eighteenth-century Methodist movement. This collection links to sermons in the 1872 edition, with their original numbering preserved.
Open archive →Jonathan Edwards
Historical New England Congregational preaching
Eighteenth-century New England minister and theologian associated with the Great Awakening. This collection links to the Christian Classics Ethereal Library's Select Sermons.
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