Charles H. Spurgeon on Salvation & the Gospel

The Lord's salvation can come to us though we have only faith as a grain of mustard seed.

Jesus Christ is to them a Saviour strong and mighty, a Rock immovable and immutable; they cling to him for dear life, and this clinging saves them.

Faith which refuses to obey the commands of the Saviour is a mere pretence, and will never save the soul.

You need not, therefore, despair: that which is necessary to salvation is not continuous thought, but a simple reliance upon Jesus.

Jesus has nothing which He will not use for a sinner's salvation, and He is nothing which He will not display in the aboundings of His grace.

Faith is as much the gift of God as is the Saviour upon whom that faith relies.

Our awakenings are not to help the Saviour, but to help us to the Saviour.

Salvation is not by our knowing our own ruin, but by fully grasping the deliverance provided in Christ Jesus.

Trust Christ, and by that trust you grasp salvation and eternal life.

We are saved by faith, and not by feeling; yet there is a relation between holy faith and hallowed feeling like that between the root and the flower.

The gospel is not a scheme of giving to God, but of receiving from God.

As the Lord hath but one family, written in one register, redeemed with one blood, quickened by one Spirit, so this whole household abides in one habitation evermore.

Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, and you, even you, will be saved.

Whether faith is large or small, whether you can do much or little for Christ, salvation depends not on what you are but on what Jesus Christ is.

Come utterly ruined and undone, for in Jesus Christ there is the strength and salvation which thy case requires.