Sow: Twenty-Five Selected Sermons on Evangelism and Missions

The church of Jesus Christ has been entrusted with a glorious task: to proclaim the gospel to the ends of the earth. Yet believers often grow discouraged in the work of evangelism and missions, forgetting both the power of the gospel seed and the certainty of God’s promised harvest. In this carefully curated volume, Charles H. Spurgeon calls Christians to renewed zeal in sowing the Word of God and laboring faithfully for the salvation of souls.

Sow: Twenty-Five Selected Sermons on Evangelism and Missions gathers twenty-five sermons from Spurgeon’s New Park Street and Metropolitan Tabernacle pulpits centered on evangelism, missions, soul-winning, and the church’s responsibility to proclaim Christ. These messages urge believers to scatter the seed of the gospel widely, trust the sovereign work of God in conversion, pray for laborers, and pursue the lost with compassion and urgency. With pastoral warmth and evangelistic fervor, Spurgeon reminds the church that God is pleased to use ordinary believers as instruments in gathering His harvest from the world.

Edited by Kerry James Allen and presented in their entirety, these sermons remain deeply relevant for churches seeking to cultivate a biblical vision for evangelism and missions. Spurgeon’s exhortation still speaks powerfully today: “Don’t be content to go to Heaven alone. Pass the seed on. Sow and you will reap.”