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Waters from Cherith
by Metropolitan Tabernacle
Daily Christian devotions from Joseph Hall, Charles Spurgeon and other classic Christian writers. Waters from Cherith provides two short daily devotional readings to help you begin each day with truth from God’s Word.Drawn from classic Christian writers such as Bishop Joseph Hall and Charles Haddon Spurgeon, these readings are designed to encourage regular habits of devotion.Waters from Cherith is an official podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.
Episodes
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CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 28–30
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,...
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Korah's Rebellion — Joseph Hall on Numbers 16
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…
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CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 23–37
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...
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Let Us Go Up — Joseph Hall on Numbers 13
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,...
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CH Spurgeon on John 19 verses 1–22
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…
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We Be Not Able — Joseph Hall on Numbers 13
We Be Not Able Numbers 13:31 The spies carried the fruit of Canaan, yet their hearts were weighed down with unbelief. Joseph Hall shows how distrust magnifies dangers and forgets God’s promises. Against the fearful report of the multitude stands Caleb’s courage: faith measures its enemies by…
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CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 28–40
CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 28–40 What does it mean to hear the voice of Christ the King? Reflecting on John 18:28–40, C. H. Spurgeon follows Jesus before Pilate, exposing outward religious scruples alongside inward wickedness. He considers God’s purpose fulfilled through human sin, the…
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Heal Her Now, O God — Joseph Hall on Numbers 12
Heal Her Now, O God Numbers 12:13 Miriam wounded Moses with her tongue; Moses sought to heal her with his prayers. Joseph Hall reflects on God’s rebuke, Aaron’s repentance and Moses’ remarkable meekness towards the sister who opposed him. Even the delay of her recovery teaches us that God may…
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CH Spurgeon on John 18 verse 25
CH Spurgeon on John 18 verse 25 Would others recognise you as a disciple of Christ—and would you gladly own His name? Reflecting on John 18:25, C. H. Spurgeon considers the signs of discipleship in our companions, speech, prayer and changed desires. He urges believers to share the Saviour’s...
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Hath the Lord Spoken Only by Moses? — Joseph Hall on Numbers 12
Hath the Lord Spoken Only by Moses? Numbers 12:2 Even those closest to Moses were not free from envy. Reflecting on Miriam and Aaron’s complaint, Joseph Hall exposes the pride beneath their challenge to God’s appointed servant. Moses’ meekness teaches us to entrust our cause to God, and to…
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CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 12–27
CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 12–27 How easily can a disciple deny the Lord he loves? Reflecting on John 18:12–27, C. H. Spurgeon contrasts Christ’s composure under injustice with Peter’s weakness in temptation. He warns against choosing expediency over obedience, trusting ourselves, and seeking...
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Aaron Held His Peace — Joseph Hall on Leviticus 10
Aaron Held His Peace Leviticus 10:3 What does it mean to submit to God when his judgments grieve us? Joseph Hall considers Aaron’s silence after the death of Nadab and Abihu. He warns against departing from God’s appointed worship and shows that true submission reaches beyond a quiet tongue to a...
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CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 1–11
CH Spurgeon on John 18 verses 1–11 How should believers meet suffering and temptation? Reflecting on John 18:1–11, C. H. Spurgeon follows the Saviour into Gethsemane, where He faces betrayal with divine power, calm submission and tender care for His disciples. He calls us to prepare for trials in...
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Strange Fire — Joseph Hall on Leviticus 10
Strange Fire Leviticus 10:2 Why did the fire that accepted Israel’s sacrifice consume Aaron’s sons? Reflecting on Leviticus 10, Joseph Hall warns against bringing our own inventions into God’s worship. He calls us to fervent faith, perseverance and the diligent use of the Word, prayer and the...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 26
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 26 What is the highest blessing Christ asks for His people? Reflecting on John 17:26, C. H. Spurgeon considers the Father’s love dwelling in believers and Christ Himself living within them. He shows how knowing God leads to love, and calls us to draw joy, strength and...
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The Shining Face and the Veil — Joseph Hall on Exodus 34
The Shining Face and the Veil Exodus 34:29 Why did Moses’ shining face fill Israel with fear? Joseph Hall reflects on the glory that followed his fellowship with God and the veil used before the people. Considering Exodus 34 and its fulfilment in Christ, he contrasts the obscurity of the law with...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 24
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 24 How can confident prayer and submission to God’s will belong together? Reflecting on John 17:24, C. H. Spurgeon contrasts Christ’s “Father, I will” with His prayer in Gethsemane, “Not as I will.” He offers comfort for changing feelings and teaches believers to...
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Hew You Two Tables — Joseph Hall on Exodus 34
Hew You Two Tables Exodus 34:1 What does the renewal of the tables of the law reveal about God’s mercy? Joseph Hall reflects on Moses returning to Sinai, the restoring of God’s covenant testimony and the glory of fellowship with Him. From Exodus 34, he points us to Christ, asks God to write His…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 22–23
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 22–23 How can the unity of Christians bear witness to the world? Reflecting on John 17:22–23, C. H. Spurgeon considers the glory Christ gives His people, their union with Him and their shared life of holiness and love. He calls us to consecrated service and genuine...
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The Tables Broken — Joseph Hall on Exodus 32
The Tables Broken Exodus 32:19 Moses descended from Sinai to find Israel worshipping the golden calf. Joseph Hall considers the breaking of the precious tables of God’s law, the seriousness of idolatry and the costly work of correcting sin. Reflecting on Exodus 32, he examines holy zeal, the…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 18
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 18 What does it mean to be sent into the world by Christ? Reflecting on John 17:18, C. H. Spurgeon considers every believer’s calling to dedicated service, Gospel witness and a life shaped by the Saviour’s example. He urges us to serve gladly, persevere through...
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Let Me Alone — Joseph Hall on Exodus 32
Let Me Alone Exodus 32:10 Why did Moses plead for a people who had repeatedly opposed him? Joseph Hall reflects on his intercession after the making of the golden calf, and on God’s gracious regard for believing prayer. In Exodus 32, he finds lessons in selfless leadership, concern for God’s…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 17
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 17 How does God make His people holy? Reflecting on Christ’s prayer in John 17:17, C. H. Spurgeon explains sanctification as both dedication to God’s service and growth in purity. He points to Scripture as the truth the Holy Spirit uses to destroy sin and nourish…
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The Golden Calf — Joseph Hall on Exodus 32
The Golden Calf Exodus 32:4 Israel’s golden calf reveals both the danger of false worship and the depth of God’s mercy. Joseph Hall considers Aaron’s sin and restoration, the influence of evil examples and the cost people willingly bear for their idols. Reflecting on Exodus 32, he warns us…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 16
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 16 What does it mean for Christians to be “not of the world”? Reflecting on John 17:16, C. H. Spurgeon considers the distinct character of those who belong to Christ, their new life and their heavenly destiny. He calls believers to examine their hearts and live in...
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Make Us Gods — Joseph Hall on Exodus 32
Make Us Gods Exodus 32:1 How quickly can remembered mercies give way to unbelief? Joseph Hall reflects on Israel’s demand for gods while Moses remained on Sinai, and on Aaron’s failure to resist the people’s sinful wishes. From Exodus 32, he warns against impatience, forgotten blessings and...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 15
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 15 Christ prayed for His people to be kept from evil, rather than taken out of the world. Reflecting on John 17:15, C. H. Spurgeon considers the wisdom of remaining where God has placed us and the protection we need amid temptation. He encourages believers to trust...
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The Terrors of Sinai — Joseph Hall on Exodus 20
The Terrors of Sinai Exodus 20:20 What does the thunder and fire of Sinai teach us about the God who gives His law? Joseph Hall considers the majesty of God, the seriousness of His commandments and the judgment to come. Reflecting on Exodus 20, he calls us to reverent fear, attentive hearing and…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 15–26
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 15–26 What does Christ ask for His people as they remain in the world? In these comments on John 17:15–26, C. H. Spurgeon considers preservation from evil, sanctification through God’s truth and the unity of believers in Christ. The Saviour’s prayer also directs our...
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Grace Before the Law — Joseph Hall on Exodus 19
Grace Before the Law Exodus 19; Hebrews 12:24 God fed and refreshed Israel before giving His law at Sinai. Joseph Hall reflects on this gracious order, the agreement between the Old and New Testaments and the holiness of God’s presence. He points us to the greater liberty of the Gospel, calling…
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 11–12
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 11–12 Why do even experienced believers need God’s keeping power? Reflecting on John 17:11–12, C. H. Spurgeon considers Christ’s prayer, “Holy Father, keep them,” and the dangers facing His people. He directs our confidence away from ourselves to the Father’s love…
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The Power of Fervent Prayer — Joseph Hall on Exodus 17
The Power of Fervent Prayer Exodus 17:12 What sustained Israel in the battle with Amalek? Joseph Hall reflects on Moses’ uplifted hands, the help of Aaron and Hur and the power of fervent, believing prayer. From Exodus 17, he urges us to remember God’s past mercies, support one another in prayer...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 6–10
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 6–10 How does Christ’s prayer assure His people of His faithful care? Reflecting on John 17:6–10, C. H. Spurgeon considers believers as the Father’s gift to the Son, the Saviour’s intercession and the glory He receives through their faith. He encourages us to draw...
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Choose Us Out Men — Joseph Hall on Exodus 17
Choose Us Out Men Exodus 17:9 Why does conflict follow so soon after God’s gracious provision? Reflecting on Israel’s battle with Amalek in Exodus 17, Joseph Hall considers God’s purpose in trials, the need for courage and the duties of faithful leaders. He reminds us that our spiritual enemies...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 1
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verse 1 What does Christ’s prayer before the cross teach us about suffering and the glory of God? Reflecting on John 17:1, C. H. Spurgeon considers the Saviour’s trust in His Father, His finished work of redemption and the divine attributes revealed in His death. He calls…
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Water from the Rock — Joseph Hall on Exodus 17
Water from the Rock Exodus 17; 1 Corinthians 10:4 How does God answer His people’s unbelief? Reflecting on the water drawn from the rock in Exodus 17, Joseph Hall considers Moses’ prayer for a rebellious people and God’s gracious provision for their thirst. He points us to Christ, the true...
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CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 1-26
CH Spurgeon on John 17 verses 1-26 Did you know that Jesus prayed for every believer who would follow Him? Reflecting on John 17, C. H. Spurgeon unfolds Christ’s prayer for His people’s preservation, holiness and unity—and the assurance that they are loved by the Father and will one day behold...
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Is the Lord Among Us? — Joseph Hall on Exodus 17
Is the Lord Among Us? Exodus 17 Does hardship mean that God has left us? Reflecting on Israel’s thirst in Exodus 17, Joseph Hall challenges our tendency to doubt God’s presence when troubles return. He calls us to trust the wisdom and care of the Father who leads His people, even into places of...
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CH Spurgeon on John 16, verse 33
CH Spurgeon on John 16, verse 33 How can we find lasting peace in a world of trouble? Reflecting on John 16.33, CH Spurgeon points us to peace in Christ, the Father’s love, and the comfort of prayer. Trials will come, but we can take courage: our Saviour has overcome the world. Waters from…
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The True Manna from Heaven — Joseph Hall on Exodus 16
The True Manna from Heaven Exodus 16 God fed Israel with manna from heaven—but what does this daily miracle teach us about Christ? Joseph Hall reflects on the true Bread of Life, our need to receive him by faith, and daily dependence on God’s provision. Waters from Cherith is an official sermons...
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CH Spurgeon on John 16, verses 31–33
CH Spurgeon on John 16, verses 31-33 When faith falters and friends forsake us, where can we find strength? Reflecting on John 16:31–32, Spurgeon warns against self-confidence and points us to Christ, who stood firm when His disciples fled. Our confidence rests in God’s faithfulness, even when we...
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Mercy Beyond Their Murmuring — Joseph Hall on Exodus 16
Mercy Beyond Their Murmuring Exodus 16 Joseph Hall reflects on Israel’s murmuring in the wilderness and the extraordinary mercy of God, who answered their complaints with quails and manna. Yet God’s patience must never be mistaken for permission to presume upon his mercy. Waters from Cherith is…
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Daily Christian devotions from Joseph Hall, Charles Spurgeon and other classic Christian writers. Waters from Cherith provides two short daily devotional readings to help you begin each day with truth from God’s Word.Drawn from classic Christian writers such as Bishop Joseph Hall and Charles Haddon Spurgeon, these readings are designed to encourage regular habits of devotion.Waters from Cherith is an official podcast from the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.
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