Metropolitan Tabernacle

Metropolitan Tabernacle

About this app

This is the official app for the Metropolitan Tabernacle Reformed Baptist Church (Spurgeon's Tabernacle), pastored by Dr Peter Masters since 1970. We are dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel of Christ and the Doctrines of Grace.

This app provides:
- A full index of thousands of sermons, with online and offline playback
- Live viewing of services
- Catching up with recent events at the Tabernacle
- Browsing of our library by topic, Scripture and titles
- Information about the Tabernacle, and upcoming services

About the Tabernacle
The Metropolitan Tabernacle, or Met Tab for short, has a history of over 350 years, going back to 1650. It's notable former pastors include Benjamin Keach, Dr John Gill, Dr John Rippon and C.H. Spurgeon. Spurgeon pastored the church for 38 years, founding a pastors’ college, an orphanage, a Christian literature society and The Sword and the Trowel magazine. His printed sermons (still published) fill 63 volumes. In 1887, toward the end of his ministry, Spurgeon led the church out of the Baptist Union because of the widening influence of theological liberalism in the Union. Today we continue as an independent Baptist church, obeying the biblical command to have no common ground with unbiblical teaching.

Ratings and reviews

The has been an amazing help to me! With it I can listen any sermon on the go which I greatly appreciate. The design is simple and clear, allowing me to find sermons based on topic, title or scripture. I appreciate the featured sermons, which are diverse - touching different parts of the Christian life. Lovely app and may it be a blessing to Christians and seekers across the world

I'm so happy I've found this app. I've been listening to the sermons of the Tabernacle for years and the app is very useful showing the titles of the sermons I've downloaded. It's easier to identify them. Thank you. Greetings from Hungary!

Great app! Amazing to catch up on or relisten to sermons, and more navigable than YouTube

What’s new

- Minor general improvements