40 informal addresses Spurgeon gave during the midweek prayer meetings.
I. Addresses on Prayer and Prayer-Meetings
“Only a Prayer Meeting”
Prayer-Meetings;—As They Were, And As They Should Be
Business Prayers
God’s Willingness to Bless Saints and Sinners
Confession of Sin
“I Pray You Fasten Your Grips”
II. Expositions of Scripture
The First Public Worship in the World (Genesis iv. 26)
Concerning the Dropping of Honeycombs (Genesis xv. i)
“Do Not Sin Against the Child.” (Genesis xlii. 22)
Fighting and Praying (Exodus xvii. 8,9)
Another Spiritual Honey-Drop (Exodus xxxiii. 14)
The Three “Thens“ of Leviticus XXVI
An Address for Sad Times (Psalm Ixi. 2)
“Honey Out of the Rock” (Psalm Ixxxi. 16)
The Prevalence of Evil an Argument in Prayer (Psalm cxix. 126)
The Three “Thens” of Isaiah’s Temple Vision (Isaiah vi. i—8)
Pruning the Vines (John xv. 2)
“Write The Name of Jesus On All Your Crosses” (]ohn xix. 19)
Pentecost and Whitsuntide (Acts ii. 1-6)
The Pastor’s Need of the People’s Prayers (2 Cor. i.11)
Why We Have Not (James iv. 2)
III. Incidents and Illustrations
An Interruption Improved
Fishing
“Trespassers, Beware!”
The Silent Steam-Roller
The Steam-Roller and the Stone-Roller
Two Common Dangers
A Little Sermon From the Painter’s Brazier
A Life-Belt For Daily Use
The Eye, an Emblem of Faith
“Nothing To Say”
Fasting and Backsliding
IV. Miscellaneous Addresses
Preaching to Sinners
A Full Christ for Empty Sinners and Saints
“Steal Away to Jesus”
An Address to Sunday-School Teachers
Fellowship With God’s Greatness
Timely Cautions
“Tempted of the Devil”
“We Shall Get Home; We Shall Get Home”
