Classic Sermon Library
The full text of 358 sermons from the preachers who shaped the church — faithfully reproduced from public-domain editions, indexed by Bible passage, and free to read.
Charles Spurgeon
1834–1892The Prince of Preachers
Baptist pastor of London’s New Park Street Chapel and later the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Charles Haddon Spurgeon preached to thousands weekly and remains the most widely read preacher in the English language.
156 sermons
John Wesley
1703–1791Founder of Methodism
Anglican clergyman and founder of the Methodist movement, John Wesley preached an estimated 40,000 sermons, many in open fields to working people the churches never reached.
140 sermons
George Whitefield
1714–1770Evangelist of the Great Awakening
The most famous voice of the eighteenth-century Great Awakening, George Whitefield preached to open-air crowds of tens of thousands across Britain and the American colonies.
48 sermons
Jonathan Edwards
1703–1758America’s theologian of the Great Awakening
New England Congregationalist pastor and philosopher, Jonathan Edwards is widely regarded as America’s greatest theologian.
8 sermons
D. L. Moody
1837–1899Evangelist to two continents
A shoe salesman turned evangelist, Dwight Lyman Moody preached to an estimated 100 million people across America and Britain in the days before radio, and founded the Moody Bible Institute.
6 sermons
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