O Death, Where Is Your Sting?

Classic Sermons on Dying in Christ and Our Heavenly Hope

De: Charles Spurgeon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A Book for Grieving Christians on Death and the Hope of Heaven

Perfect for gifting to a grieving friend, church member, or family member walking through loss.

If you are grieving the loss of a Christian loved one, facing death, or seeking biblical comfort and hope in heaven, this book is for you.

O Death, Where Is Your Sting? is a carefully selected collection of six powerful sermons by Charles H. Spurgeon, the beloved Prince of Preachers, offering timeless comfort to grieving believers through the promises of Scripture and the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Death brings sorrow, pain, and unanswered questions—even for Christians. Yet the Bible declares that death has been defeated. With pastoral warmth and doctrinal clarity, Spurgeon lifts the reader’s eyes from earthly loss to the sure hope of resurrection, eternal life, and heavenly rest.

C.H. Spurgeon reminds us that:

• “The Believer’s Deathday Is Better Than His Birthday”
• The deaths of God’s people are “Precious” in God's sight
• For those who trust in Christ, death is not defeat—but homegoing

These Charles Spurgeon sermons have comforted grieving Christians for more than a century and continue to speak powerfully to those experiencing bereavement, mourning, and loss today.

This Book Is Ideal For:

• Christians grieving the death of a believer
• Gifting to a grieving friend
• Readers seeking biblical teaching on death and heaven
• Pastors, chaplains, and grief ministries
• Funeral preparation and devotional reading
• Anyone facing mortality with faith in Jesus Christ

“Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God has prepared for them that love Him.”
— 1 Corinthians 2:9

Also Part of The Best of Charles Spurgeon Series

• The Armor of God and Spiritual Warfare
• Walking in the Power of the Holy Spirit
• The Joy of Abiding in Christ
• The Practice of Powerful and Effective Prayer