2. He Was Also Kind of a Rock Star In as much as it’s possible for a 19th-century Baptist preacher to be one, anyway. Spurgeon’s sermons became so popular that his congregation quickly outgrew ...

SPURGEON is emphatically of the earth, earthy. This we say, not as anything against him intellectually or spiritually, but simply as indicating the material ballast, which in this man is grosser ...

Charles Haddon Spurgeon was called “the prince of preachers.” Since he began his ministry at London’s New Park Street Chapel in 1855, his sermons have made their mark on thousands of lives.

Charles Spurgeon dies. 1896. Billy Sunday begins leading revivals. ... On the one hand, his sermons were published in the Monday edition of the London Times, and even the New York Times.

Messrs. EDITORS. -- Having seen several publications with regard to the burning of Spurgeon's Sermons at Mathews Court-house on our May court day last, ...

Charles H. Spurgeon has been called “the greatest of the Victorian preachers,” but the 19th century Brit is much more than an artifact. ... Spurgeon said in his 1857 sermon ...

Charles Spurgeon was born June 19, 1834, in Essex in England. ... Dr. David Livingstone died, a copy of one of Spurgeon’s sermons was found in his personal effects.

So I laid aside my presuppositions about Spurgeon (and evangelicals) and picked up this book of his sermon outlines from 1851 to 1854, which were discovered in 2011 and are now in print for the first ...

For Charles Spurgeon, the celebrated 19th-century preacher, depression was more than just circumstantial. When he spoke of it in his sermons and lectures, his examples, which were often rooted in ...

Speaking to the Masses. Charles Spurgeon came to London as a mere lad, and no preacher received more criticism than the 19-year-old “boy preacher,” as he was called.

Charles Spurgeon is the “patron saint” of all Baptist preachers. I have his 20-volume set of sermons (or did have - I gave them away to a young preacher).