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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2021 · 25 MIN

The Character of Christ's People (Sermon 78)

from From the Heart of Spurgeon · host Jeremy Walker

Spurgeon’s simplicity and spiritual sweetness are on delightful display in this sermon on John 17:16, that Christ’s people are not of the world, just as Christ was not of the world. With some surprisingly straightforward insights and a crisp structure, Spurgeon looks at the doctrinal, experiental and practical implications and applications of our union and communion with Christ in this regard. For more likeminded podcasts, visit www.mediagratiae.org/podcasts. 

Spurgeon’s simplicity and spiritual sweetness are on delightful display in this sermon on John 17:16, that Christ’s people are not of the world, just as Christ was not of the world. With some surprisingly straightforward insights and a crisp structure, Spurgeon looks at the doctrinal, experiental and practical implications and applications of our union and communion with Christ in this regard. For more likeminded podcasts, visit www.mediagratiae.org/podcasts.

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