The Prince of Preachers in One Volume

Alongside Luther, Calvin, and Edwards, Charles Spurgeon—the greatest preacher of Victorian London—is the Protestant icon most likely to appear on seminary syllabi and in conference sessions, as well as on T-shirts and coffee mugs. Spurgeon’s popularity is understandable when one considers the remarkable success of his 40-year ministry at the historic Baptist church that would become the Metropolitan Tabernacle. He regularly preached to crowds of 6,000 people, trained over 20% of British Baptist pastors, oversaw 66 social ministries through the church, and published more words in the English language than any other author. Read Full Article »